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  • Arrested Development is the greatest comedy ever on television. Unfortunately like they do with all the good shows they have, FOX cancelle [[Category:Television]]
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  • ...ot size. These screenshots are still not completely accurate compared to a television display, however, as televisions had a tendency of cropping pixels off the
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  • ...n its first two seasons for pushing the envelope for what we got to see on television in terms of vulgarity and bathroom humor. In its third season, however, the [[Category:Television]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Television]]
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  • The Fox Network is a television network. They have some good shows, like [[The Simpsons]], but a lot of the [[Category:Television]]
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  • ==<u>'''Film and Television'''</u>== ...games these days, Tim watches a couple movies a week and watches a little television. For movies, he is equally at ease watching classic films such as the 400 b
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  • [[MTV]] is a cable television station that went from being good to sucking very badly. So badly, it's li [[Category: Television]]
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  • ...up of the pop culture boards, which include '''Movies''', '''Music''', '''Television''', '''Toys''' and '''Video Games'''. Out of all of those the Video Games b ...ts and professional wrestling related topics in the General Discussion and Television sections for months.
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  • ...k with his new image and immortal bits as '''Sevens Words You Can't Say On Television'''.
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  • [[Category:Television]]
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  • Mystery Science Theater 3000 (abbreviated MST3K) was an awesome television show that ran from 1989 to 1999. The show's premise involved a man trapped [[Category:Television]]
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  • ...the comedian George Carlin made a list if seven words you can never say on television the following is the original list of words.
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  • ...erally Syd just uses it to bitch about random things such as his real job, television commercials, and getting stuck with a waiter instead of a waitress at Chili
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  • ...ton (USA) and is fluent in Japanese and... well, English. He enjoys public television and radio but isn't quite stuck up enough to be a vegan... yet. He can play
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  • ...ted based on the campy sci-fi shows of the 50's. He also replicated an old television set that he and B'Elanna would watch movies on (for example "The Untouchabl [[Category:Television]]
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  • ...a in a humerous manor. The term was used extensively by the writers of the television series [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]], or ''MST3K'', one of Grimmriffer's
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  • * [[:Category:Television|Television]]
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  • [[Erin Esurance]] is a television cartoon character who encourages viewers to purchase their insurance covera [[Category:Television Character]]
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  • ...7 in Wadsworth, OH. During her career she has appeared on numerous notable television shows, including Family Ties, Airwolf, Knight Rider, The A-Team, The Facts
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  • [[Category:Television]]
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  • ...ed that Alicia Silverstone is still alive and still very hot, but that her television and film career has stalled. She has been sighted at various Hollywood even
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  • ...t that he almost never posts in the Movies category, and only posts in the Television category when the thread pertains to professional wrestling.
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  • ...The Great Pumpkin is an unseen character from the Peanuts Comic Strip and television special: "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown". ...of Jim Carreys films. In comedy he prefers witty/dry humor. With regard to television programmes he enjoys Red Dwarf, Fawlty Towers, Blackadder, Third Rock From
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  • ...ss them). At the beginning of the [[Sabrina, The Teenage Witch (TV series)|television series]], he had already served 25 years. Salem generally serves as some of
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  • ...<+Vyyj> And now he is ranting about how the polish language was ruined by television
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  • ...solid gray"|18. [http://www.sydlexia.com/ycdtotv.htm You Can't Do That On Television]
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