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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface
1

Part I.
New Shows —
Debuted in 2008
3

Part II.
Returning Series —
Debuted Prior to 2008
153

Index of Personnel
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 PREFACE

The Year in Television, 2008 is the only source that chron-

icles all the first run entertainment programs broadcast from
January 1, 2008 through December 31, 2008. Included are series,
specials, TV movies, pilots, miniseries and internet series. All
the broadcast networks are represented (including syndication)
as are cable networks (including specialized outlets like the gay
and lesbian channels Here! and Logo).
Each of the alphabetically arranged entries contains a story-
line, performer/character casts, credits, month/day/year broad-
cast dates, and genre. A full index concludes the book. Where
possible, reviews are included with programs that premiered in
2008.
From the obscure to the well known to the one episode
wonders, everything, entertainment wise, is presented in a con-
cise, easy to use guide that presents a look at what happened in
2008 — for convenience now or in the future.

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 PART I

New Shows —
Debuted in 2008
1 / A
1 The A List Awards. (Special;
Awards; Bravo; June 12, 2008)
A celebration of the creative process
covering the fields of beauty, design, fash-
ion, food and pop culture.
Host: Kathy Griffin. Presenter: Mar-
garet Cho, Tamara Barney, Tyson Beck-
ford, Lu Ann de Lesseps, Simon Doonan,
Vicki Gunvalson, Bethenny Frankel,
Rachel Dratch, Billy Eichner, Molly
Simms, Alex McCord, Ramona Singer,
Jerry Springer, Jeana Tomasina, Lauri
Waring, Jill Zarin.
Credits: Producer: Todd Chambers,
Jason Uhrmacher, Eric Cook.
2 Abby in Wonderland. (Pilot; Chil-
dren; PBS; November 27, 2008)
The pilot presentation for a proposed
series featuring Jim Henson’s Muppet
characters in fanciful adaptations of clas-
sic fairy tales. Abby in Wonderland,
adapted from Alice in Wonderland, tells the
story of a young girl (Abby) who loves
fairy tales and hopes to grow up and have
her own fairy tale. One day, as Abby’s
friend Elmo reads the classic Alice in Won-
derland, Abby falls asleep and dreams she
is Alice and experiences the adventures
Alice found in Wonderland.
Voices: Carroll Spinney, Kevin Clash,
Chris Knowings, Nitya Vidyasagar, Pam
Alciero, Rickey Boyd, Fran Brill, Tyler
Bunch, Jerry Nelson, Carmen Osbahr,
Lara MacLean, John Kennedy, David
Rudman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Carol-
Lynne Parente. Co-Executive Producer:
Kevin Clash. Coordinating Producer: April
Chadderdon. Senior Producer: Melissa
Dino. Producer: Tim Carter, Benjamin
Lehmann. Director: Kevin Clash. Writer:
Christine Ferraro.
3 ABC’s the List. (Special; Variety;
ABC; December 23, 2008)
A look back at 2008 with lists covering
the top five items in pop culture, enter-
tainment and celebrities (for example, in
4
the category “Dishing the Stars” [celebri-
ties who provide their own dirt] the “win-
ners” were Valerie Bertinelli, number 5,
for her book Losing It; Lance Bass, num-
ber 4, for his book Out of Sync.; Maureen
McCormick, number 3, for her book,
Here’s the Story; Tori Spelling, number two
for her book, Story Telling; and, in the
number one position, Tony Curtis, who, at
83 years of age, penned his memories in
the book American Prince. Other cate-
gories include: “Naughty and Nice,”
“Odd Baby Names” and “Rejected Roles.”
Host: Rove McManus.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lee Hoff-
man. Supervising Producer: Jennifer Joseph.
Producer: Gail Deutsch, Donna Hunte, Ira
Robinson, Myrna Toledo. Director: Jeff
Winer. Writer: Scott Jacobson, Lee Hoff-
man.
4 The Academy Awards. (Special;
Variety; ABC; February 24, 2008)
The 80th annual presentation that hon-
ors the best in the movie industry.
Host: Jon Stewart. Guests: Colin Far-
rell, Josh Brolin, Renee Zellweger, Nicole
Kidman, Denzel Washington, Helen Mir-
ren, Owen Wilson, Patrick Dempsey, John
Travolta, Forest Whitaker, Keri Russell,
Jack Nicholson, Tom Hanks, Martin
Scorsese, Cameron Diaz, Jessica Alba,
George Clooney, Harrison Ford, Hilary
Swank, Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Garner,
Katherine Heigl, Penelope Cruz. Music
Performers: Kristin Chenoweth, Amy
Adams, Glen Hansard, Jamia Simone
Nash.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gilbert
Cates. Producer: Don Scotti, Seth Kien-
berg, Dennis Doty, Adam Lowitt. Associ-
ate Producer: Michael B. Seligman, Susan
M. Baker. Director: Louis J. Horvitz.
Writer: Buz Kohan.
5 An Accidental Friendship. (TV
Movie; Drama; Hallmark; November 15,
2008)
Fact-based story about a police officer
 5 AFI’s / 9
(Tami) and a homeless woman (Yvonne),
each of whom share similar emotional
pasts, who form an unlikely friendship —
and how they help each other out in try-
ing times.
Cast : Kathleen Munroe (Tami Bau-
mann), Chandra Wilson (Yvonne), Ben
Vereen (Wes), Gabriel Hogan (Kevin
Brawner), Taylor Trowbridge (Gloria),
Jean Yoon (Lila Jones).
Credits: Executive Producer: Rich Ros-
enberg, Bob Christiansen, Lorraine Tou-
ssaint, Irene Litinsky. Producer: Michael
Prupas, Steve Solomos. Director: Don
McBrearty. Writer: Anna Sandor.
Reviews: “Accidental Friendship almost
serves a near-political metaphor while
working as pick-yourself-up by the boot-
straps inspiration” (Variety).
“Friendship should hit home with
women viewers. There is hardly anything
in it to offend, doubt or to refute; on the
other hand, there is hardly anything to set
a spark” (The Hollywood Reporter).
6 Aces ’n Eights. (TV Movie; West-
ern; Ion; March 15, 2008)
Somewhat violent tale of ranchers bat-
tling the railroads for control of land and
the efforts of government agent Luke
Rivers to settle the dispute.
Cast: Casper Van Dien (Luke Rivers),
Bruce Boxleitner (D.C. Cracker), Ernest
Borgnine (Thurmond Prescott), Jeff Kober
(Tate), Deirdre Quinn ( Jo Tanner), Rod-
ney Scott (Monty), Jack Noseworthy
(Riley).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Levinson. Producer: Matt Fitzsimons,
Michael Moran, James Wilberger. Music:
Gary Chang. Writer: Ronald M. Cohen,
Dennis Shryack. Director: Craig R. Bax-
ley.
7 The Adult Entertainment Expo
2008. (Special; Variety; HD-TV; Janu-
ary 13, 2008)
Specialized program in which the adult
entertainment industry displays the latest
in movies, gadgets and related adult en-
tertainment items. The industry’s most
gorgeous female stars, clothed in skimpy
bikinis and sexy but slinky gowns, show-
case the various venders’ goods.
Host : Olivia Munn, Kevin Pereira.
Guests: Stormy Daniels, Ashlynn Brooke,
Naomi Cruz, Anna David, Jessica Drake,
Carmen Hart, Logan James, Sunny Lane,
Regina Lynn, Michelle McLarren, Mc-
Kenzie Miles, Marlie Moore, Tera Pa-
trtick, Megahan Perry, Mia Presley, Kris-
ten Price, Faye Reagan, Sunset Thomas,
Sofia Valentine, Erika Vultion, Tera Wray.
Porno Fire Place Segment Cast: Ron Je-
remy, Zach Selwyn, Meghan Perry, Erik
Palladino, Liam Kyle Sullivan. Sexual Ha-
rassment Training Sketch Cast: Summer
Herrick, Brad Stevens, Matthew Taylor.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Danahy. Supervising Producer: Mark Tye
Turner. Producer: Yaniv Fituci, Bobbi
Conway. Director: Jesse Selwyn. Writer:
Zach Selwyn, Brad Stevens, Boyd Vico.
8 The AFI Achievement Award —
A Tribute to Warren Beatty. (Special;
Tribute; USA; June 25, 2008)
A tribute to actor Warren Beatty from
his friends and colleagues.
Guest of Honor: Warren Beatty.
Guests: Halle Berry, Molly Ringwald,
Barbra Streisand, Faye Dunaway, Dyan
Cannon, Julie Christie, Elaine May,
Robert Downey, Jr., Diane Keaton, Har-
vey Kitel, Robert Towne, Jack Nicholson,
Mike Nichols, Goldie Hawn, Gene Hack-
man, Jane Fonda, Don Cheadle, Quentin
Tarantino.
Credits: Announcer: Gina Tuttle. Exec-
utive Producer: Gary Smith. Producer:
Chris Merrill, Louis J. Horvitz. Director:
Louis J. Horvitz. Writer: Jon Macks.
9 The AFI’s 10 Top 10. (Special; Va-
riety; CBS; June 17, 2008)
A look at the top ten films in ten gen-
res as chosen by members of the Ameri-
can Film Institute.
10 / All
Appearing : Jessica Alba, Tim Allen,
Kirk Douglas, Clint Eastwood, Jane
Fonda, Harrison Ford, Michael J. Fox,
Brad Garrett, Ben Gazzara, Gene Hack-
man, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Nathan Lane,
Robert Loggia, Andie McDowell, Amy
Madigan, Rob Reiner, Susan Sarandon,
Talia Shire, Steven Spielberg, Quentin
Tarantino, Lesley Ann Warren, Sigourney
Weaver, Vanessa Williams, James Woods.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary Smith,
Frederick S. Pierce. Producer: Dann Net-
ter. Director: Gary Smith.
10 All Girl Getaways. (Series; Real-
ity; Fine Living Network; Premiered: Oc-
tober 16, 2008)
Cameras follow various groups of
women as they plan and execute mini va-
cations.
Host: Stephanie Oswald.
Credits: Executive Producer: Nancy
Glass, Joanne Cossrow, Cindy Connors.
Producer: Shannon McManus, Cyndi
Haas, Danette Kubanda, Christine Long,
Natalie Feldman.
11 The Alma Awards. (Special;
Awards; ABC; September 12, 2008)
A celebration of Latino performers in
the arts and entertainment world.
Host: Eva Longoria. Appearing: Amer-
ica Ferrera, Wynonna Judd, Sergio
Mendes, Roselyn Sanchez, Charlie Sheen,
Jessica Alba, Cheech and Chong, Edward
James Olmos, Selena Gomez, Ryan Sea-
crest, The Cheetah Girls, Kiely Williams,
Terrence Howard.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Levitt. Producer: Mick McCullough, Gary
Tellalian. Director: Alan Carter.
12 Amazing Wedding Cakes. (Se-
ries; Reality; WE; Premiered: September
7, 2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at the making
of wedding cakes — from the designers to
“the over-the-top personalities who create
them.”
6
Credits: Executive Producer: Joseph
Correll, Judy Lyness. Producer: Kimberly
Prince.
13 American Chopper. (Series; Re-
ality; TLC; March 1, 2008 to October 30,
2008)
A profile of a volatile father (Paul Teu-
tul, Sr.) and his timid son (Paul, Jr.), the
owners of Orange County Choppers, the
world’s most successful custom motorcy-
cle shop.
Stars: Paul Teutul, Sr., Paul Teutul, Jr.,
Michael Teutul.
Credits: Announcer: Mike Rowe. Exec-
utive Producer: Craig Piligian, Hank Cap-
shaw. Co-Executive Producer: Rob Ham-
mersley, C. Russell Muth. Supervising
Producer: Scott Popjes, Sara Reddy, Scott
Feeley, Steve Nigg. Music: Jason Brandt,
Matt Koskenmaki.
14 American Gladiators. (Series;
Game; NBC; January 6, 2008 to August
4, 2008)
A revised version of the 1980s syndi-
cated series of the same title. Two six
member teams, the male vs. the female are
pitted against same gender gladiators (ath-
letes) in a series of athletic contests. Each
program pits two men and two women
against the gladiators (male vs. male; fe-
male vs. female). The two poorest per-
formers, one man and one women, are
eliminated. The winners of each of these
three weekly contests move into the final
competition where additional contests are
held. The last male and female contestants
standing split $100,000.
Hosts: Hulk Hogan, Laila Ali. Gladi-
ators Cast: Gina Carano (Crush), Alex
Castro (Militia), Robin Coleman (Hellga),
Beth Horn (Vermon), Tanji Johnson
(Stealth), Jamie Kovac (Fury), Mike
O’Hearn (Titan), Tanonia Reed (Toa),
Justice Smith ( Justice), Romeo Williams
(Mayhem), Valerie Waugman (Siren),
Don Yates (Wolf ).
Credits: Executive Producer: David
 7 America’s / 19
Hurwitz, Mark Koops, Howard Owens,
Claire O’Donohoe. Co-Executive Producer:
J. Rupert Thompson. Producer: Edison
Layne, Tom Herschko. Director: J. Rupert
Thompson.
Reviews “Granted, someone may break
a leg (in a literal sense, not the showbiz
one) along the way. But in the world of
American Gladiators no pain, no fame”
(Variety).
“The producers have updated the show
with all the usual reality bells and whis-
tles: flashing lights, dramatic music, two
tons of product placement and a studio
audience warmed up with loco weed” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
15 The American Mall. (TV Movie;
Comedy; MTV; August 11, 2008)
Tween musical comedy about Ally, the
daughter of a mall store owner and her ef-
forts to impress Joey, one of four night jan-
itors who is also in a rock band.
Cast: Nina Dobrev (Ally), Rob Mayes
( Joey), Autumn Reeser (Madison), Brenda
Webb (Penny), Yasmin Aleis (Erin),
Brooke Lyons (Dori), Al Sapienza (Max),
Bianca Collins (Mia), Rodney To (Ben),
Neil Haskell (Drew).
Credits: Executive Producer: Barry
Rosenbush, Arata Matsushima. Producer:
Bill Borden, Terry Spazek. Music: David
Lawrence. Choreographer: Bonnie Story.
Director: Shawn Ku. Writer: Margaret
Oberman, Tomas Romero, P.J. Hogan.
16 The American Music Awards.
(Special; Variety; ABC; November 23,
2008)
The 36th annual American Music Asso-
ciation awards presentation honoring the
best in all fields of music (from Pop and
Rock to Alternative Rock to Country and
Western). Broadcast live from the Nokia
Theater in Los Angeles.
Host : Jimmy Kimmel. Performers:
Taylor Swift, The Pussycat Dolls, The
New Kids on the Block, Rihanna, Ne-Yo,
Annie Lennox, Beyonce, Christina Aguil-
era, Alicia Keyes, Natasha Bedingfield,
Miley Cyrus, Cold Play, Sarah McLach-
lan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Orly Adel-
son. Producer: Larry Kelin. Associate Pro-
ducer: Don Harary. Writer: Harris Wittels.
17 America’s Favorite Mom. (Spe-
cial; Variety; NBC; May 11, 2008)
A Mother’s Day special that pays trib-
ute to mothers from all walks of life and in
the following categories: working mom,
military mom, single mom, the non-mom
and the C.O.E. (Chairman of Everything)
mom.
Hosts: Donny Osmond, Marie Osmond.
18 America’s Prom Queen. (Series;
Reality; ABC Family; March 17, 2008 to
April 7, 2008)
Ten teenage girls compete for the title of
“America’s Prom Queen.” Each episode
places the girls in beauty pageant–like
challenges with the weakest performers
being eliminated. The one girl who shows
the best overall talent and personality is
crowned Prom Queen.
Host: Susie Castillo.
Credits: Executive Producer: Krishnan
Menon, Patty Ivins Specht, Julie Pizzi.
Talent Producer: Havva Eisenbaum.
19 America’s Toughest Jobs. (Series;
Reality; NBC; August 25, 2008 to Octo-
ber 25, 2008)
Thirteen ordinary people compete in
rather dangerous challenges wherein they
have to perform occupations that are con-
sidered really difficult — from logging to
bridge inspector to crab fishing. People as-
sociated with the jobs being tackled act as
judges and eliminate the weakest perform-
ers (as the host would say, “I’m sorry, you
weren’t tough enough”).
Host: Josh Temple.
Credits: Executive Producer: Thom
Beers, Gail Berman, Philip D. Segal. Pro-
ducer: Bryan O’Donnell, Barry Hennessy,
Devon Platte.
20 / Amnesia
Reviews: “It’s tough turning innovative
reality premises into derivative drones but
somebody’s got to do it” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
“Premiering as soon as the Olympics
torch flickers out, the series will test
whether NBC can sustain any momentum
or will tumble back to reality once swim-
mer Michael Phelps and those little gym-
nasts dispense” (Variety).
20 Amnesia. (Series; Game; NBC;
February 22, 2008 to April 11, 2008)
Players must answer questions based on
incidents in their lives in return for money.
“You in 60 Seconds,” the first round,
awards players $1,000 for each correctly
answered question. The remaining rounds
have the player answering personal ques-
tions based on information acquired from
interviewing people associated with the
player. Additional cash is awarded for each
question he answers correctly.
Host: Dennis Miller.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Bur-
nett, Adam Cohen, Cara Tapper, Joanna
Vernetti. Co-Executive Producer: Jeff Krask,
Jim Roush. Supervising Producer: Evelyn
Warfel. Producer: Derek Che, Nate Hay-
den, Stacey Margetts, Mary Morelli, Sas-
cha Rothchild.
Reviews: “The show is silly and harm-
less... Think of it as This Is Your Life for
someone you have never met or obviously
have no interest in” (Variety).
“Billed as a comedy quiz show, it will
sink or swim on the shoulders of a comic
genius whose bemused expression reveals a
man who can’t quite believe he’s doing
this” (The Hollywood Reporter).
21 Anaconda 3: The Offspring.
(TV Movie; Horror; Sci Fi; July 26, 2008)
Sequel to the Anaconda feature films.
Here, a mercenary (Hammett) attempts
to capture a large, mutated (and danger-
ous) snake whose venom could provide a
cure for terminal illnesses.
Cast : David Hasselhoff (Hammett),
8
Crystal Allen (Amanda), John Rhys-
Davies (Murdock), Anthony Green (Cap-
tain Grozny), Patrick Regis (Nick), Ser-
ban Celea (Professor Kane).
Credits: Producer: Alsion Semenza,
Bryan Sexton. Co-Producer: Vlad Pau-
nescu. Music: Peter Meisner. Writer: Nic-
holas Davidoff, David C. Olson. Director:
Don E. Faunt.
22 The Andromeda Strain. (Mini-
series; Science Fiction; A&E; May 26 and
27, 2008)
Reporter Jack Nash seeks the facts be-
hind a deadly accident when a U.S. mili-
tary satellite crashes in the small town of
Piedmont and unleashes a deadly plague
called Andromeda. Based on the novel by
Michael Crichton.
Cast : Eric McCormick ( Jack Nash),
Benjamin Bratt (Dr. Jeremy Stone),
Christa Miller (Dr. Angela Noyce), Daniel
Dae Kim (Dr. Tsi Chou), Viola Davis (Dr.
Charlene Barton), Justin Louis (Col. Fer-
rus), Barry Flatman (Chuck Beeter).
Credits: Executive Producer: Ridley
Scott, Tony Scott, Tom Thayer, David W.
Zucker. Producer: Clara George, Mikael
Salomon. Writer: Robert Schenkkan. Di-
rector: Mikael Salomon.
23 Animalia. (Series; Cartoon; PBS;
Premiered: January 6, 2008)
Animalia is a world where intelligent
animals rule and live in peace due to the
power of words. Suddenly their core of
power, a glowing gold-like globe of en-
ergy, begins to crack, releasing core spores
into the atmosphere and turning Animalia
into a dark, forbidding land. Human
teenagers Zoe and Alex are in a library
doing research on animals when they are
magically transported to Animalia. Here
they meet Livingston T. Lion, the animal
leader, and are asked to help restore the
sunshine to Animalia. Stories follow their
efforts to find and return the missing
spores to the core of power.
Voices: Brooke “Mikey” Anderson,
 9 Ballet / 30
Dean O’Gorman, Kate Higgins, Christo-
pher Hobbs, Peta Johnson, Robert Mark
Klein, Katie Leigh.
Credits: Executive Producer: Evan Ben-
nett, Graeme Base, Murray Pope, Bruce
Johnson, Tom Ruegger. Producer: Ewan
Bennett, Murray Pope. Music: Christopher
Elves.
24 Ashley Paige’s Bikini or Bust.
(Series; Reality; TLC; July 11, 2008 to Au-
gust 9, 2008)
Ashley Paige is famous for designing
sexy and skimpy bikinis for women. Al-
though popular with A-list celebrities, the
company really never took off. Now, at
near rock bottom, Ashley is attempting to
reestablish her company. Cameras follow
her efforts to do just that.
Star: Ashley Paige.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rob Wor-
soff. Producer: Patrick Bachmann.
25 Ask Aida. (Series; Advice; Food
Network; Premiered: August 2, 2008)
Meal preparation coupled with re-
sponses to viewers culinary questions (re-
ceived through e-mails).
Host : Aida Mollenkamp. Assistant :
Noah Starr (her “tech guy”).
Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Sharp.
Co-Executive Producer: Irene Wong. Pro-
ducer: Jenni Gilroy.
26 Ax Men. (Series; Reality; History
Channel; March 9, 2008 to June 15, 2008)
A look at the dangerous work faced by
loggers as they cut and prepare trees for
shipment to wood mills.
Host-Narrator: Thom Beers.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dolores
Gavin, Thom Beers. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Jeff Conroy. Supervising Producer:
Sarah Whalen. Music: Bruce Hanifan.
27 The Baby Borrowers. (Series; Re-
ality; NBC; June 25, 2008 to July 30,
2008)
Five teenage couples who feel they are
adult enough to have children are given a
dose of reality. Each of the couples takes
care of someone else’s baby. After three
days, the infants are replaced by toddlers
(the toddlers are then replaced by pre-
teens; the pre-teens by teenagers and the
teenagers by very elderly people). There
are no prizes and no eliminations — just
real life experience.
Narrator: Craig Zimmerman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Richard
McKerrow, Tom Shelly. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Kevin Harris. Supervising Producer:
Jen McClure-Metz. Producer: Dave Brown,
Johnny Petillo, Emily Sinclair. Music:
David Vanacore.
28 Backwoods. (TV Movie; Adven-
ture; Spike; June 8, 2008)
Survival epic about a group of camping
executives for Global Gamming who are
stalked by an unknown killer while on re-
treat.
Cast : Haylie Duff (Lee), Jonathan
Chase (Peter), Willow Geer (Gwen), John
Hemphill (Ranger Ricks), Ryan Merriman
(Adam Benson), Deborah Van Valken-
burgh (Ruth).
Credits: Producer: Michael Moran, Al-
bert T. Dickerson III. Co-Producer: Tony
Romanz, Traceigh Scottel. Director: Marty
Weiss. Writer: Anthony Jaswinski.
29 Baisden After Dark. (Series;
Talk; TV One; Premiered: June 21, 2008)
Radio personality Michael Baisden
oversees a nightly talk show in which con-
troversial topics are often discussed.
Host : Michael Baisden. Co-Host :
George Willborn.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Baisden. Producer: Carl Cray, Rikki Hughes,
Calvin Brown, Jr. Music: Morris Day.
30 Ballet Shoes. (TV movie; Drama;
PBS; December 25, 2008)
Professor Matthew Brown, called
“Gum,” is an eccentric paleontologist who
travels the world seeking fossils. He lives
with his niece, Sylvia Brown and, during
31 / Bananas
the course of his travels he found and
unofficially adopted three orphaned girls
(each from a different mother). He gave
the girls (Pauline, Petrova and Posey) the
last name Fossil and left their upbringing
to Sylvia (who raised them as if they were
real sisters). London, England, during the
1930s is the setting (when the girls are
teenagers). The times are difficult and
money is tight and the story follows the
girls as they struggle to fulfill their dreams:
Pauline to become an actress; Petrova, an
aviator; and Posy, a ballerina. A 2007
British TV movie based on the classic chil-
dren’s story by Noel Streatfield.
Cast: Emma Watson (Pauline Fossil),
Yasmin Paige (Petrova Fossil), Lucy Boyn-
ton (Posy Fossil), Emilia Fox (Sylvia
Brown), Richard Griffiths (Matthew
Brown), Victoria Wood (Nana), Eileen
Atkins (Madame Fidolia), Gemma Jones
(Dr. Jakes), Marc Warren (Mr. Simpson),
Peter Bowles (Sir Donald Houghton).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michele
Buck, Patrick Stone, Heidi Thomas,
Damien Timmer. Producer: Piers Wenger.
Music: Kevin Sargent. Director: Sandra
Goldbacher. Writer: Heidi Thomas.
31 Bananas. (Series; Comedy; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2008)
“Are you ready for Bananas? It’s the
comedy show that takes you inside and be-
hind the mind of a comic.” Guest comics
are profiled and perform on a weekly basis.
Host: Thor Ramsey.
Credits: Executive Producer: Steve
Howard. Producer: John Jackson. Associ-
ate Producer: Rob Dixon. Director: John
Jackson.
32 Barbara Walters Presents the
10 Most Fascinating People of 2008.
(Special; Interview; ABC; December 4,
2008)
Newswoman Barbara Walters’s annual
event wherein she chats with the most
prominent names in entertainment,
sports, politics and pop culture.
10
Host: Barbara Walters. Guests: Miley
Cyrus, Tom Cruise, Tina Fey, Will Smith,
Frank Langella, Mark Phelps (Olympic
swimming champion), Sarah Palin (Alaska
Governor), Thomas Beatiel (transgender
man who gave birth).
Credits: Executive Producer: Barbara
Walters, Bill Gedde. Director: Bill Gedde.
33 The Barbara Walters Special.
(Special; Interview; ABC; February 24,
2008)
A pre–Academy Awards program in
which Barbara Walters interviews celebri-
ties.
Host: Barbara Walters. Guests: Miley
Cyrus, Ellen Page, Harrison Ford, Vanessa
L. Williams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Don Mis-
cher. Producer: Joann Goldberg, Beth Pol-
son, Daniel Wilson.
34 Batman: The Brave and the
Bold. (Series; Cartoon; Cartoon Net-
work; Premiered: November 14, 2008)
Millionaire Bruce Wayne, alias the mys-
terious caped crusader Batman, teams
with heroes from across the universe (the
Blue Beetle, Red Tornado and Plasticman)
to battle the forces of evil. The Blue Bee-
tle is a teenager who battles villains with his
armored blue suit. Red Tornado is an an-
droid with super speed and incredible
strength that can create tornado force
winds. Plasticman is an ex-con with the
ability to stretch his body into any shape
or size, then snap back into a normal look-
ing person.
Voice Cast: Diedrich Bader (Batman),
Corey Burton (Red Tornado), Will Friedle
(Blue Beetle), Tom Kenny (Plasticman).
Credits: Executive Producer: Sam Reg-
ister. Producer: Linda Steiner, James
Tucker. Music: Andy Sturmer, Michael
McCusstion, Kristopher Carter.
Review: “The premiere, frankly, doesn’t
put the show’s best foot forward, in as
much as, Blue Beetle is seemingly the least
interesting of Batman’s rotating champi-
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ons, nor will child-free adults be as
tempted to tune in as they are for harder-
edged animated fare” (Variety).
35 Battle of the Bods. (Series; Real-
ity; Fox Reality Channel; January 19, 2008
to October 19, 2008)
Late night reality competition (1:00
A.M.) in which five very sexy women com-
pete against each other for cash prizes
based on just how sexy they can be. A
panel of male judges are situated behind a
one-way mirror. The women are presented
with challenges involving attractiveness
and sexuality and are judged based on the
outcome of the performance. The women
who live up to the predictions made by the
judges receive cash.
Host: Olivia Lee.
36 Battle 360. (Series; Reality; His-
tory Channel; February 29, 2008 to
March 7, 2008)
Computer animation and special effects
are used to detail the USS Enterprise, an
air craft carrier that is dispatched to the
world’s most troublesome situations.
Host: Wally Kurth.
Credits: Executive Producer: Douglas
Cohen, Louis Tarantino. Producer: Sam
Dolan, Brian Thompson. Music: Eric Am-
dahl.
37 Battlestar Galactica: The Face
of the Enemy. (Series; Science Fiction;
Internet; December 10, 2008 to January
12, 2009)
A ten episode web series that is actually
an extension storyline not broadcast on the
Sci Fi channel’s Battlestar Galactica (see
program 659). The story focuses prima-
rily on Felix Gaeta, a lieutenant on Galac-
tica as he and several crew mates (Col.
Tigh and Lieutenants Hoshi and Ed-
mondson), confined to a small space craft
(a Raptor) with a group of strangers, en-
gage in a psychological war to discover
who or what is systematically killing the
passengers.
BET / 40
Cast : Alessandro Juliani (Lt. Felix
Gaeta), Michael Hogan (Col. Saul Tigh),
Brad Dryborough (Lt. Hoshi), Leah Cairns
(Lt. Margaret Edmondson), Grace Park
(Number 8), William C. Vaughn (Finn),
Jessica Harmon (Esrin), Michael Rogers
(Brooks).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Rogers, Ronald D. Moore, Jane Espenson.
Producer: Harvey Frand, Ron French. Co-
Producer: Maris Davis, Paul M. Leonard.
Music: Bear McCreary.
38 Ben 10: Alien Force. (Series; Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; Premiered: April
18, 2008)
A sequel to Ben 10 (which dealt with
ten-year-old Ben Tennyson’s battle against
aliens). Ben, now 15, and his cousin, Gwen
Tennyson, once again become a team to
battle aliens (the DNAliens) when they
kidnap Ben’s Grandpa Max and begin an
unprovoked attack on Earth. Kevin Levin,
Ben’s former nemesis, joins them as sto-
ries relate their battle.
Voice Cast: Yuri Lowenthal (Ben Ten-
nyson), Ashley Johnson (Gwen Tennyson),
Paul Eiding (Grandpa Max), Greg Cipes
(Kevin Levin), Dee Bradley Baker (Big
Chill/Brainstorm/Chromostone/Echo
Echo/Goop/Humongousaur/Jetray/Spider
Monkey/Swamp Fire).
Credits: Producer: Glen Murokami.
Music: Kristopher Carter, Michael Mc-
Cuistion, Lolita Ritmanis.
39 The BET Awards. (Special; Vari-
ety; BET; June 24, 2008)
A celebration of African-American ac-
tors, musicians and creative personnel.
Host: D.L. Hughley. Performers: Ali-
cia Keyes, Chris Brown, Kanye West, Al
Green, Weezy Fo Sheezy, Usher, Rihanna,
Ne-Yo, Marvin Sharp, Young Jeezy.
40 The BET Honors. (Special; Vari-
ety; BET; February 23, 2008)
An awards program that acknowledges
distinguished African-American leaders.
41 / Beyond
Host: Cedric the Entertainer. Perform-
ers: Raheem DeVaughn, Wyclef Jean,
Gladys Knight, John Legend, Brian Mc-
Knight, Ne-Yo, Jill Scott, Stevie Wonder.
Credits: Producer: Aaron B. Cooke,
Paul Watson.
41 Beyond Loch Ness. (TV Movie;
Horror; Sci Fi; January 5, 2008)
Crypto zoologist James Murphy teams
with guide Josh Reilly to prove that a 60-
foot plesiosaur is inhabiting the lake of
Pike Island in Ashburn on Lake Superior.
Cast: Brian Krause ( James Murphy),
Niall Matter ( Josh Reilly), Carrie Genzel
(Karen Riley), Donnelly Rhodes (Uncle
Sam), Amber Borycki (Zoe), Neil Denis
(Chad), Sebastian Gacki (Brody).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kirk Shaw,
Lisa Hansen. Producer: Lindsay Mac-
Adam. Music: Pinar Toprak. Writer: Jason
Bourque, Paul Ziller. Director: Paul Ziller.
42 The Big 4-0. (Series; Reality; TV
Land; March 12, 2008 to April 16, 2008)
People who have or are just about to
turn 40 are profiled.
Credits: Executive Producer: J.D. Roth,
Todd Nelson, Adam Greener, Keith Cox.
Co-Executive Producer: Julie Singer. Super-
vising Producer: Scott Zabielski, Lisa
Singer. Director: Rick Pendleton.
Review: “The good news about 40 is
that it’s only a half-hour, so the inanity
ends rather quickly ... in TV getting older
really doesn’t mean growing up any wiser”
(Variety).
43 Big Medicine. (Series; Reality;
TLC; January 9, 2008 to March 5, 2008)
A program about overweight people
that goes beyond NBC’s The Biggest Loser
to focus on extremely obese people and the
doctors who treat them. Each program fol-
lows several patients at the Methodist
Weight Management Center in Houston,
Texas, as they prepare for (then given) by-
pass surgery.
Cast : Surgeons: Robert Davis, Garth
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Davis, John LoMonico, Norman Rappa-
port. Psychologist: Mary Jo Rapini.
Credits: Executive Producer: Darryl Sil-
ver, Stephen David. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Brian Catalina, Robin Younie. As-
sociate Producer: Mark D’Anna.
Line Producer: Laura Elizabeth. Field
Producer: Maggie Zeltner, Larissa Mats-
son.
Review: “One viewing has done for me
what all the diets and weight watchers
never did: I may never eat again” (New
York Post).
44 Billy Crystal: The Kennedy
Center Mark Twain Prize. (Special;
Tribute; PBS; November 20, 2008)
The tenth annual Kennedy Center
Mark Twain Prize for Humor presentation
that honors the most versatile and prolific
careers in the entertainment industry.
Prior winners include Steve Martin, Jon-
athan Winters and Neil Simon. In addi-
tion to film clips that highlight Billy’s
career, friends appear to pay tribute. Win-
ners are awarded a copy of an 1884 bronze
portrait bust of Mark Twain.
Guest of Honor: Billy Crystal. Guests:
Robin Williams, Whoopi Goldberg, Rob
Reiner, John Goodman, Jon Lovitz, Rob-
ert DeNiro, Jimmy Fallon, Martin Short,
Barbara Walters, Bob Costas, Madeleine
Peyroux.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob
Kaminsky, Peter Kaminsky, Mark Krantz,
Cappy McGarr. Producer: Robert C. Pul-
len, Kate Hipp. Director: Christina Clark
Badley.
45 Bingo America. (Series; Game;
Game Show Network; March 31, 2008 to
October 18, 2008)
A blank bingo card is placed before each
of the two players who compete. The
game begins when a bingo ball is released
from a large air machine and its number
revealed. A question is then read. The first
player to buzz in receives a chance to an-
swer. If the player responds correctly, the
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number (for example, C3, D14) appears
in its appropriate place on the bingo card.
If he is incorrect, his opponent receives a
chance to answer the question and steal
the number. The first player to fill his
bingo card wins.
Host : Patrick Duffy, Richard Karn.
Co-Host: Crystal Wallasch.
Credits: Executive Producer: Grant Ju-
lian, Lillian Lim. Producer: Tony Federico,
Andrew Glassman. Associate Producer:
Kevin Meister, Brent Jacoby.
46 Bizarre Foods with Andrew
Zimmern. (Series; Reality; Travel Chan-
nel; September 9, 2008 to January 20,
2009)
Chef Andrew Zimmern travels the
globe seeking to sample the cuisine of
lands whose foods appear quite strange
when compared to what Americans con-
sume.
Host: Andrew Zimmern.
Credits: Executive Producer: Andrew
Zimmern. Producer: Beth Pacunas. Direc-
tor: Beth Pacunas, Andrew Zimmern,
Chris Marino. Writer: Beth Pacunas, An-
drew Zimmern.
47 Black Gold. (Series; Reality; Tru
TV; June 18, 2008 to August 6, 2008)
A look at the work and lives of wildcat-
ters—the people who race from location to
location to be the first to tap into the Texas
oil reserves.
Narrator: Thom Beers.
Credits: Executive Producer: Thom
Beers. Co-Executive Producer: Philip David
Segal, Jeff Conroy. Producer: Jan Childs,
Michael Gara.
48 Blue Dragon. (Series; Cartoon;
Cartoon Network; Premiered: March 28,
2008)
Nene is the alien commander of a float-
ing fortress that brings destruction wher-
ever it goes. When the fortress produces
purple clouds over the Earth, three friends
( Jiro, Kluke and Shu) find themselves be-
Bone / 50
coming super heroes when they are af-
fected by the clouds and are able to trans-
form their shadows into blue monsters.
Jiro’s shadow becomes a Minotaur; Kluke,
a Phoenix; and Shu, a Blue Dragon. Sto-
ries relate their adventures as they strug-
gle to protect the Earth by defeating Nene.
Voice Cast: Sam Riegel ( Jiro), Michelle
Ruff (Kluke), Yuri Lowenthal (Shu), Kirk
Thornton (Minotaur), Lex Lang (Blue
Dragon), Karen Strassman (Valkyrie),
David Lodge (Nene), Michael P. Greco
(Deathray), Melissa Fahn (Bouquet).
49 Blush: The Search for the Next
Great Makeup Artist. (Series; Real-
ity; Lifetime; Premiered: November 11,
2008)
Makeup artists from around the coun-
try compete for $100,000, a contract with
Max Factor cosmetics and the opportu-
nity to become a makeup artist in an up-
coming In Style magazine photo shoot.
The contenders compete in a series of fash-
ion industry challenges with the weakest
performers being eliminated on a weekly
basis. The last player standing based on
the opinions of guest judges (associated
with the magazine and fashion industry)
wins.
Host: Vanessa Marcil.
Credits: Executive Producer: Laura
Fuest, Scott Kramer, Rob Lee.
50 Bone Eater. (TV Movie; Horror;
Sci Fi; February 9, 2008)
During the building of a resort in
Sweetwater, a construction crew unearths
an ancient Indian burial site and inadver-
tently unleashes a skeleton-like killing
creature called a Bone Eater. The story fol-
lows the efforts of the town sheriff, Steve
Evans, a half-breed known as Running
Wolf, and the local Katonahs Indian
Chief, Storm Cloud, to stop the creature
by finding a ancient tomahawk that has
the power to destroy evil.
Cast: Bruce Boxleitner (Steve Evans),
Michael Horse (Chief Storm Cloud),
51 / Bonnie
Veronica Hamel (Miss Hayes), William
Katt (Doctor), Gil Gerard (Big Jim
Burns), Kristen Honey (Rachel LeGrand),
Paul Rae (Neil Miller).
Credits: Executive Producer: Stefano
Dammicco. Producer: Lisa M. Hansen,
Paul Herttzberg. Music: Chuck Cinno.
Director: Jim Wynoiski.
51 The Bonnie Hunt Show. (Series;
Talk; Syn.; Premiered: September 8, 2008)
Actress Bonnie Hunt hosts an informal,
relaxed daytime program wherein she in-
terviews celebrities from all facets of show
business.
Host: Bonnie Hunt. Assistant: Holly
Wortell. Announcer: Don Lake.
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg Gor-
den, Bonnie Hunt, Don Lake, Jim Para-
tore. Supervising Producer: Jason Kurtz.
Producer: David Perler, Stacie Nice. Music:
Nicholas Pike.
Reviews: “The first two days of ... The
Bonnie Hunt Show makes it instantly clear
that Hunt was born for this deceptively
difficult gig but may not entirely know it”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“Bonnie Hunt seems well equipped to
the task with a genuinely funny style that
exudes a certain sisterly charm. So far,
however, the laughs aren’t long enough nor
the concept as compelling as it needs to be
to make viewers want to tune in daily”
(Variety).
52 The Boot. (Series; Reality; BET;
April 21, 2008 to May 19, 2008)
A dating show geared to African Amer-
icans. Six singles are brought together with
the object being to find a perfect match
between two of them. Those that are
deemed incompatible are given “the boot”
and must leave.
Hostess: MC Lyte.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
Garfinkle, Jay Renfroe. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Bryan Shields, Tim Morton. Pro-
ducer: Jamala Garther, Matt Waldon.
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53 The Boston Pops Fireworks
Spectacular. (Special; Variety; CBS; July
4, 2008)
The 35th annual presentation of the
fireworks display from the Charles River
Esplande in Boston; music is provided by
the Boston Pops Orchestra.
Host: Craig Ferguson. Guest: Rascall
Flatts.
Credits: Announcer: John Pleisse. Su-
pervising Producer: Richard MacDonald,
Pamela Picard. Producer: Mike Mathis,
Ricky Kirshner, Glenn Weiss, Sheryl Bur-
sik. Director: Glenn Weiss. Writer: Eugene
Pack. Boston Pops Orchestra Conductor:
Keith Lockhart.
54 Breaking Bad. (Series; Drama;
AMC; Premiered: January 20, 2008)
Walter White is a chemistry professor
with a wife (Skyler), a physically chal-
lenged child (Walter, Jr.) and a short time
to live (inoperable lung cancer). To pro-
vide for his family’s future, Walter teams
with a former student ( Jesse) and together
become criminals: Jesse sells the drugs
(crystal meth) Walter produces. Stories
follow Walter’s efforts to provide for his
family while remaining just one step ahead
of the law.
Cast: Bryan Cranston (Walter White,
Sr.), Ann Gunn (Skyler White), Aaron
Paul ( Jesse Pinkham), R.J. Mitte (Walter
White, Jr.), Dean Norris (Hank Schrader),
Betsy Brandt (Marie Schrader), Max
Arcinicega (Krazy-8), John Koyama
(Emilio).
Credits: Executive Producer: Vince
Gilligan, Mark Johnson. Producer: Karen
Moore. Co-Producer: Melissa Bernstein.
Music: Dave Porter.
Reviews: “...as polished as Breaking Bad
is, in terms of long-term potential (or
however long Walter has left), it’s the sort
of front-loaded affair that invites skepti-
cism as to whether the idiosyncratic tone
can be maintained” (Variety).
“There is good chemistry all around in
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this darkly humorous tale of desperation”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
55 Bridal Fever. (TV Movie; Com-
edy; Hallmark; February 2, 2008)
Romance novelist Dahlia Marchand
seeks story material by attempting to find
the perfect mate for Gwen Green, an un-
lucky in love editor.
Cast: Delta Burke (Dahlia Marchand),
Andrea Roth (Gwen Green), Vincent
Walsh (Mark), Melinda Deines (Sandra),
Richard Fitzpatrick (Burt), Nigel Bennett
(Ben).
Credits: Executive Producer: Orly Adel-
son, Jonathan Esjenas, Frank Siracusa.
Producer: Ian McDougall. Writer: Karen
McClellan. Director: Ron Oliver.
56 Britney Spears: For the Record.
(Special; Documentary; MTV; November
30, 2008)
A profile of Britney Spears, the beauti-
ful but troubled rock star, as she prepares
for a comeback, putting her hectic public
life behind her to concentrate on a new
album and her appearance on The MTV
Video Music Awards program.
Star: Britney Spears.
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Rudolph, John Kamen, Frank Scherma,
Maria Suro, Justin Wilker, Steve Bilchik,
Robert Friedman, Heather Olander. Pro-
ducer: Andrew Ford, Adam Leber, Phil
Griffin. Director: Phil Griffin.
57 Britz. (TV Movie; Drama; BBC
America; November 30 and December 1,
2008)
Two-part British produced TV movie
that tracks the lives of two British Mus-
lims prior to the terror attacks of 9/11. So-
hail and his sister, Nasima, are the princi-
pal focus. Part one deals mainly with
Sohail, a law student whose anger toward
Islamic extremism prompts him to join
MI-5 (British Intelligence) to help bring
down terrorist cells. Nasima, the focus of
part two, is a medical student who, like
Brooke / 59
her brother, has been assimilated into
British society but rebels against the gov-
ernment’s repressive policies toward her
people.
Cast: Riz Ahmed (Sohail), Manjinder
Virk (Nasima), Zahra Ahmadi (Sabia),
Mary Stockley (Tess), Chinna Woda
( Jude).
Credits: Executive Producer: David
Aukin, Hal Vogel. Producer: Steven Clark-
Hall. Writer-Director: Peter Kosminsky.
58 Bromantic. (Series; Reality; MTV;
Premiered: December 29, 2008)
Bromance is a term used to indicate a
brotherly bond that makes two buddies
virtually inseparable. Reality TV star
Brody Jenner (of The Hills) is seeking one
special guy to join his elite entourage.
Nine “regular guys” are gathered to com-
pete for that opportunity. Contestants live
together in a frat house and, because it is
difficult to find a genuine friend in Holly-
wood, the “bros” compete in various chal-
lenges to prove they are the right man to
become Brody’s best friend. Brody judges
each performance and those that fail to
show “who’s got game, who’s keeping it
real and who’s always got Brody’s back no
matter what” are eliminated on a weekly
basis. The one who proves, to Brody’s sat-
isfaction, to “have the complete package,”
joins Brody’s entourage. While the format
sounds like it’s a gay affair, it is not. There
are girls, lingerie parties, romantic (boy-
girl) dinners, emotional breakdowns and
bar brawls. And let’s not leave out the back
stabbing; it’s all so “bromantic.”
Host: Brody Jenner.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ryan
Seacrest, Eric Podwall, Brody Jenner. Co-
Executive Producer: Kathy Sutula, Jason C.
Henry, Eliot Goldberg, Vince Rotonda.
Producer: Tim Andrew, Melissa A. Boh-
man, Ken Snow, Frankie Delgado.
59 Brooke Knows Best. (Series; Re-
ality; VH-1; July 13, 2008 to October 5,
2008)
60 / Bulging
Brooke Hogan, the daughter of wres-
tling super star Hulk Hogan (and his wife
Linda), leaves the family nest to make it
on her own. Cameras follow her efforts as
she attempts to make her mark in the
music world.
Stars: Brooke Hogan, Hulk Hogan,
Linda Hogan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brad
Abramson, Jeff Olde, Shelly Tatro, Kim-
berly Belcher Cowin. Supervising Producer:
Susan Janis-Mashayekhi. Producer: Lau-
ren Rickles, Kristy Wampole, Amy Fis-
kum.
60 Bulging Brides. (Series; Reality;
WE; January 10, 2008 to February 17,
2008)
“Last Minute Squeeze,” “Two Sizes Too
Big” and “Worried in White” are some of
the episode titles for a series that looks at
overweight brides that have to go from
“flab to fab” just in time for their walk
down the isle. A “Dream Team” attempts
to help brides who are unable to fit into
their wedding dresses get in shape within
six weeks (in a female only version of
NBC’s Biggest Loser).
Host : Nadeem Boman, Tommy Eu-
rope, Jean Okada.
Credits: Executive Producer: Blair
Reekie. Producer: Stan Feingold.
61 Busty Beauties. (Series; Erotica;
Playboy Channel; 2008)
A soft core version of the adult film in-
dustry’s hard core Bra Busters, Natural
Wonders and Big Busty Babes made-for-
video series wherein girls with large breasts
first strip then showoff their assets before
engaging in (most cases) sexual activity.
Girls: Savannah Gold, Brittany Burke,
Brooke Haven, Riley Evans, Trina Michaels,
Eve Lawrence, Carly Parker, Camella
Bing, Heather Lee, Jerica Fox, Rachel
Love, Wendy Whoppers, Devin DeRay.
62 Buzzin’. (Series; Reality; MTV;
July 23, 2008 to August 10, 2008)
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A behind-the-scenes look at the launch-
ing of a new album, “Buzzin’,” by Sure-
tone Records and featuring the ensemble
of musical artist Shwayze.
Cast: Shwayze (himself ), Cisco Adler
(producer), Warren Gumpel (tour man-
ager), Jordan Schur (record company
manager).
63 Camp Rock. (TV Movie; Musi-
cal; Disney; June 20, 2008)
Mitchie Torres is a teenage girl who
works as a cook at a rock camp. One day
she is heard (but not seen) singing by teen
pop star Shane Gray. The story follows
Shane as he sets out to find the mysteri-
ous girl and launch her on the road to mu-
sical stardom.
Cast: Demi Lovato (Mitchie Torres),
Joe Jonas (Shane Gray), Maria Canals-
Barrera (Connie Torres), Meaghan Jette
Martin (Tess Tyler), Nick Jonas (Nate),
Paul Kevin Jonas ( Jason), Alyson Stoner
(Caitlyn).
Credits: Executive Producer: Alan Sacks.
Producer: Kevin Lafferty. Writer: Karin
Gist, Regina Hicks, Julie Brown, Paul
Brown. Director: Matthew Diamond.
64 Canterbury’s Law. (Series;
Drama; Fox; March 10, 2008 to April 18,
2008)
Canterbury and Associates is a presti-
gious Providence, Rhode Island, law firm.
Elizabeth Canterbury is the firm’s founder,
a woman who strongly believes in justice
and will go to virtually any lengths to de-
fend her clients. While pretty, Elizabeth
has a hard look about her. She is all work
and totally dedicated to doing what needs
to be done to win in the courtroom. Mur-
der cases are her specialty and she knows
when someone is lying to her. Elizabeth
needs her clients to trust her and she some-
times feels her courtroom performances
are like a vaudeville act. Russell Krauss is
her assistant, a former prosecutor with the
attorney general’s office. Zach Williams is
the district attorney; Chester Grant is a
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lawyer with the firm; Molly McConnell is
Elizabeth’s receptionist; Frank Angstrom
is Elizabeth’s legman; Matt Furey is Eliz-
abeth’s ex-husband.
Cast: Julianna Margulies (Elizabeth
Canterbury), Aidan Quinn (Matt Furey),
Trieste Kelly Dunn (Molly McConnell),
James McCaffrey (Frank Angstrom), Terry
Kinney (Zach Williams), Keith Robinson
(Chester Grant), Ben Shenkman (Russell
Krauss).
Credits: Executive Producer: Denis
Leary, Jim Serpico, Mike Figgis. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Dave Erickson. Supervis-
ing Producer: Tom Sellitti. Producer: Ju-
lianna Margulies, Don Kurt. Co-Producer:
Katie O’Hara. Music: Danny Lux.
Reviews: “Julianna Margulies ... is con-
vincing as a lawyer ... she is under a black
cloud that threatens to burst ... and over-
whelm the show” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“The challenge of casting a series
around a character like Canterbury should
hardly be a surprise ... if this latest litiga-
tor has any chance, it’s entirely predicated
on the audience buying into Margulies’
character — a woman who’s smart, sexy
but profoundly unhappy” (Variety).
65 A Capitol Fourth. (Special; Vari-
ety; PBS; July 4, 2008)
The twenty-eighth annual presentation
celebrating the birth of America with
music, songs and a fireworks display from
Washington, D.C.
Host : Jimmy Smits. Guests: Scott
Hamilton, Taylor Hicks, Brian Stokes
Mitchell, Harolyn Blackwell, Hayley
Westenra, Huey Lewis and the News.
Credits: Producer: Jerry Colbert. Direc-
tor of the National Symphony Orchestra:
Ernie Kunkel.
66 The Capture of the Green
River Killer. (TV Movie; Crime Drama;
Lifetime; March 30, 2008)
Fact based film, based on the book
Chasing the Devil: My Twenty Year Quest:
Cashmere / 68
The Capture of the Green River Killer by
Sheriff David Reichert, that recounts his
efforts to capture the Washington State se-
rial killer.
Cast: Thomas Cavanagh (David Re-
ichert), Michelle Harrison ( Julie Re-
ichert), Amy Davidson (Helen Remus),
Bret Anthony (Bram Seton), Paige Ban-
nister (Colleen Brockman), Trisha Ben-
jamin (Marsue Haller), John Fasano ( Joe
Jakes), Currie Graham (Captain Norwell),
Sharon Lawrence (Fiona Remus), James
Marsters (Ted Bundy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Stanley M.
Brooks, Juliette Hagopian. Producer: Scott
Anderson. Writer: John Pielmeier. Direc-
tor: Norma Bailey.
67 Carlos Mencia: Performance
Enhanced. (Special; Comedy; Comedy
Central; May 18, 2008)
A concert by comedian Carlos Mencia.
Host: Carlos Mencia.
Credits: Executive Producer: Carlos
Mencia, Lee Kernis. Producer: Robert
Morton, Tim Sarkes. Writer: Carlos Men-
cia.
68 Cashmere Mafia. (Series; Drama;
ABC; January 6, 2008 to February 20,
2008)
Caitlin, Juliet, Mia and Zoe are four
gorgeous women who have been friends
since their Ivy League educations. They
live in Manhattan and each has become a
successful businesswoman. Mia is a pub-
lisher for Barnstead Media; Caitlin is the
senior vice president of Lily Parish, Inc.;
Juliet works for Stanton Hall Hotels and
Resorts; Zoe is managing director for
Gorham-Sutter, Inc.
The women are driven, determined to
make it in a man’s world and are there for
each other in the good times as well as the
bad times. They confide in each other and
use each other’s strengths and resources to
help them overcome problems. Stories fol-
low the personal and professional lives of
four women who call themselves “The
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Cashmere Mafia.” Davis is Juliet’s hus-
band; Father David is Caitlin’s brother, a
priest; Sasha and Luke are Zoe’s children;
Clive is Mia’s boss; Catherine is Zoe’s sec-
retary.
Cast: Lucy Liu (Mia Mason), Frances
O’Connor (Zoe Burden), Miranda Otto
( Juliet Draper), Bonnie Somerville (Cait-
lin Dowd), Peter Hermann (Davis
Draper), Peyton List (Sasha Burden),
Nicholas Art (Luke Burden), Darren Pet-
tie (Father David), Daniel Gerroll (Clive),
Kete Levering (Catherine).
Credits: Executive Producer: Darren
Star, Gail Katz, Kevin Wade. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Susie Fitzgerald. Producer:
Jane Rabb. Co-Producer: Cathy M. Frank.
Reviews: “The only real difference be-
tween Cashmere Mafia and ABC’s already-
on Women’s Murder Club is the lack of
murders... The Alphabet web trots out an-
other uninspired show about women at-
tempting to balance lives and careers with
romantic, but other than a lesbian liaison,
it feels as fresh as That Girl ” (Variety).
“These women might still be fun to
watch if only writer-creator Kevin Wade
had provided them with wittier, smarter
dialogue... For a series like Cashmere Mafia
to survive, there would have to be practi-
cally no other dramas to watch” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
69 Cat Dancers. (Special; Documen-
tary; HBO; December 15, 2008)
Compelling look at the lives of Ron
Holiday, his wife Joy and their protégé,
Chuck Lizza, a Las Vegas–like act wherein
the three danced with tigers. Ron is the
only surviving member ( Joy and Chuck
were killed by the same white tiger in
tragic accidents five weeks apart). His
hosting and narration, coupled with home
movies and archival footage, also presents
a seldom seen and engrossing look at an
act that few people even knew about
(Ron’s recollections also reveal his Joy and
Chuck’s private lives — where each lusted
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for the other — as well as other unneces-
sary intimate details).
Host: Ron Holiday.
Credits: Executive Producer: Josh Braun,
Julie Goldman, Krysanne Katsoolis, Silas
Weir Mitchell, Sheila Nevins, Caroline
Stevens. Producer: Harris Fischman, Nancy
Abraham, Amanda Micheli. Director:
Harris Fishman. Music: Peter Salett, String
Theory.
Reviews: “Cat Dancers is the best TV
documentary of the year — so interesting
you won’t be able to turn way for a sec-
ond” (New York Post).
“Cat Dancers is a side show. He’s [Ron]
the barker. For our time and attention, we
get the creeps. But the tigers are beauti-
ful” (New York Daily News).
70 Catch 21. (Series; Game; Game
Show Network; Premiered: July 21, 2008)
Three players compete. A question is
read by the host. The first player to cor-
rectly answer receives $100 and a card from
a deck of 52 playing cards. He can keep
the card or pass it to one of his opponents.
The game continues in this manner with
the object being for a player to score an
exact 21 or stop when he feels safe (at
which time the opponent must continue
to play to beat the established score). Play-
ers who surpass 21 lose.
Host: Alfonso Ribeiro. Dealer: Mikki
Padilla.
Credits: Executive Producer: Merrill
Heatter, Scott Sternberg. Producer: Todd
Barton.
71 Celebracadabra. (Series; Reality;
VH-1; April 27, 2008 to June 12, 2008)
Seven celebrities are teamed with seven
professional magicians to determine which
celebrity has the potential to become the
best magician. The celebrities are men-
tored by the magicians and compete in the
following categories: Children’s Magic,
Street Magic, Comedy Magic, Cabaret
Magic, Strolling Magic and Phobia Magic.
The best celebrity performer receives a
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crown (“The Ultimate Celebrity Sor-
cerer”) and $100,000.
Host: Jonathan Levitt. Celebrities: C.
Thomas Howell, Kimberly Wyatt, Hal
Sparks, Ant, Lisa Ann Walter, Carnie Wil-
son, Chris “Kid” Reid.
Credits: Producer: Chris Martin, Karia
Hidalgo, Shelly Tatro.
72 Celebrity Apprentice. (Series;
Reality; NBC; January 3, 2008 to March
28, 2008)
An all-star version of The Apprentice
franchise that uses celebrities (as opposed
to non-celebrity business men and
women). Here 14 hopefuls face a series of
challenges to win money for their favorite
charities. The celebrities must compete
against each other in various business-like
challenges with the best performers contin-
uing on while the weakest performers must
leave the competition. Each is awarded a
cash amount for his or her charity but the
last celebrity standing receives a substan-
tial cash award. Returned for a new cycle
on March 1, 2009.
Host: Donald Trump. Co-Hosts: Ivanka
Trump, Donald Trump, Jr. Celebrities:
Marilu Henner, Carol Alt, Nadia Co-
meneci, Tiffany Fallon, Stephen Baldwin,
Piers Morgan, Trace Adkins, Gene Sim-
mons, Jennie Finch, Lennox Lewis, Tito
Ortiz, Vinnie Pastore, Omarosa Mani-
gault-Stallworth, Nely Galan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Donald
Trump, Mark Burnett. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Page Feldman, Eden Gaha. Pro-
ducer: Brian Spoor, Peter Woronow. Talent
Producer: Chuck LaBella. Line Producer:
Elizabeth Schulze.
73 Celebrity Circus. (Series; Reality;
NBC; June 11, 2008 to July 16, 2008)
Seven celebrities perform “death-defying
circus acts.” Each celebrity has been
trained by a professional circus trainer and
each act is judged by a professional panel
(whose scores count as 50 percent of the
total vote; home audience votes determine
Celebrity / 75
the second half ). Celebrities with the low-
est scores are eliminated on a weekly basis;
the last celebrity standing wins. Stacey
Dash and Antonio Sabato, Jr., were the two
finalists; Antonio won the competition.
Host : Joey Fatone. Judges: Aurelia
Cats, Mitch Gaylord, Louie Spence.
Celebrities: Antonio Sabato, Jr., Rachel
Hunter, Wee Man, Stacey Dash, Blu
Cantrell, Christopher Knight, Janet Evans.
Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Ku-
nitz. Co-Executive Producer: Rick Ring-
back. Supervising Producer: Michael Brooks.
Producer: Don Harary.
74 Celebrity Family Feud. (Series;
Game; NBC; June 24, 2008 to August 5,
2008)
Celebrity families compete against each
other in a game based on the syndicated
Family Feud. Questions, based on a survey
of 100 people are posed. Points are
awarded based on the number of people
who responded to the answer given by the
team at play. The first team to score 300 or
more points is the winner and donates
money (up to $50,000) to their favorite
charity.
Host: Al Roker. Announcer: Burton
Richardson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gaby
Johnston, Toby Gorman. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Kristen Bjorklund. Producer: Simon
Lythgoe, Elizabeth Haas. Director: Ken
Fuchs.
Review: “Ultimately it’s harmless but
at best tepid fun that makes one long for
the Richard Dawson [1970s Family Feud
host] drollness over Roker’s ebullience”
(Variety).
75 Celebrity Rehab. (Series; Reality;
VH-1; January 10, 2008 to March 5, 2008)
Eight celebrities who have fallen on
hard times (through drinking and/or
drugs) are put before the cameras to face
their addiction and hopefully, through
treatment, walk away from the program
clean and sober.
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Host: Dr. Drew Pinsky. The Celebri-
ties: Daniel Baldwin, Jeff Conaway, Mary
Carey (adult film star), Chyna (wrestler),
Jessica Sierra (American Idol finalist),
Jaimee Foxworth (Family Matters co-star),
Seth “Shift” Binzer (Crazy Town lead
singer), Brigitte Nielsen. Resident Tech-
nician: William Smith, Inez Randall.
Nurse: Sasha Kusina.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brad Kuhl-
man, Jill Osmon-Modabber, Jeff Olde,
Michael Hirschorn, Damian Sullivan,
Drew Pinsky, John Irwin, Noah Pollack,
Howard Lapides. Associate Producer: Beat-
riz Flores.
Reviews: “VH-1 may have another suc-
cess here, but let’s not kid ourselves: if this
works, the channel has simply demon-
strated it’s possible to have your cake and
snort it too” (Variety).
“An incredibly earnest series about the
nature of addiction and the nearly super-
human efforts required to overcome it”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
76 Celine Dion: That’s Just the
Woman in Me. (Special; Variety; CBS;
February 15, 2008)
Singer Celine Dion performs some of
her greatest hits.
Host: Celine Dion. Guests: Josh Gro-
ban, Will.ia.m. Dancers: Amanda Balen,
Zac Brazenas, Dominic Chaiduang, Aaron
Foeiske, Melissa Garcia, Miguel Perez,
Kemba Shannon, Addie Yungmee. An-
nouncer: Rebecca Riedy.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ken Ehr-
lich, Rene Angelli, Dave Piatel, Paul
Faberman. Producer: Renato Basile, Robb
Wagner. Associate Producer: Sergio Alfano.
77 Celtic Woman. (Special; Variety;
PBS; December 2, 2008)
Celtic Woman is a talented female
recording group composed of five vocal-
ists and one fiddler (Mairead). The
women, all from Ireland, have produced
several albums and two prior PBS specials:
Celtic Woman: A New Journey (2006) and
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Celtic Woman: A Christmas Celebration
(2007). The Greatest Journey (their 2008
special) features the women performing
their favorite songs from the album and
TV specials.
Chloe Agnew, Olra Fallon, Lisa Kelly,
Meav Ni Mhaolchatha and Mairead Nes-
bitt comprised the original group. Deirdre
Shannon replaced Meav during her preg-
nancy in 2005. Meav returned in 2006.
Hayley Westenra joined the group in Au-
gust of 2006 (to make it five vocalists). In
2007, Meav left the group to concentrate
on a solo career. Lynn Hilary replaced her
and in 2008, Alex Sharpe replaced Lynn
during Lynn’s maternity leave.
Celtic Woman: Chloe Agnew, Orla Fal-
lon, Lynn Hilary, Lisa Kelly, Alex Sharpe,
Maired Nesbitt, Meav Ni Mhaolchatha,
Deidre Shannon, Hayley Westenra.
Choir: Ann Myler, Mary O’Sullivan,
Daire Halpin, Yvonne Weeds, Julie Fen-
ney, Julian Edwards, Andrew Nangle, Sean
Loftus, Jeremy Moran.
Credits: Executive Producer: Peter
Brady, Dave Kavanagh. Producer: Scott
Porter. Music Director: David Downes.
Director: Russell Thomas.
78 Charlie and Me. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; January 5, 2008)
Heartwarming tale about an elderly
man (Charlie) who wants to make things
better for his granddaughter (Casey) and
her hard working widowed father ( Jeffrey)
before his time runs out.
Cast: Tom Bosley (Charlie), Jordy Be-
nattar (Casey), James Gallanders ( Jeffrey),
Hannah Fleming ( Jenna), Barclay Hope
(Dr. Robert Graham), Cara Pifko (Dr.
Fran Gilford).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gerald W.
Abrams, Tom Wertheimer. Producer:
Susan Murdoch. Writer: Karen Struck. Di-
rector: David Weaver. Music: Ron Ramin.
79 Charlie Jade. (Series; Science Fic-
tion; Sci Fi; June 6, 2008 to August 26,
2008)
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Within our world three parallel worlds
exist: Alphaverse (a futuristic Earth), Be-
taverse (like present day Earth) and Gam-
maverse (an idyllic world). On Alphaverse,
which is controlled by mega corporations,
Vexcor, one such company, is attempting
to open a doorway to Gammaverse to ex-
ploit its natural resources. Gammaverse
terrorists Bern and Reena are attempting to
stop Vexcor when an explosion occurs at
the site of the portal. The force of the ex-
plosion propels Reena into Betaverse
where she meets Charlie Jade, a rogue de-
tective from Alphaverse who, during his
pursuit of a woman, had stumbled upon
the Alphaverse portal in the desert.
Vexcor is a deceptive company out to
become ruler of the universe. Reena knows
this and is now a threat as she can expose
them. To stop her, Vexcor assigns 01 Boxer
to dispose of her (01 Boxer has the ability
to travel between universes by dousing
himself with water). Stories follow Reena
as she, Charlie and Karl Lubinsky, an ex
patriot, attempt to stop Vexcor before their
highly unstable experiments destroy Beta-
verse. Essa is the CEO of Vexcor.
Cast: Jeffrey Pierce (Charlie Jade), Pa-
tricia McKenzie (Reena), Tyrone Benskin
(Karl Lubinsky), Michael Filipowich (01
Boxer), Michelle Burgers (Essa Rompkin).
Credits: Executive Producer: Izidore Co-
dron, Guy Mullally, Jacques Pettigrew,
Robin Spry, Robert Wertheimer. Producer:
Adam J. Shully. Music: FM LeSiew.
80 Chase. (Series; Game; Sci Fi; No-
vember 11, 2008 to December 16, 2008)
Players, called Runners, compete in a
video game come to life wherein they must
avoid capture by Hunters to win money.
Specific areas around Los Angeles (for ex-
ample, the harbor, the Universal Theme
Park) comprise the “game board.” An
amount of time is established and the
Runners must accomplish a series of tasks
while at the same time avoid being caught
(and disqualified) by the Hunter. The
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player (or players) who accomplish the
game’s goals and avoid capture win (or
split) $50,000. Hunters are identified only
as Amazon, Grant, Icey, Scott, Vazquez,
Wong, Kim and T-Bo.
Host: Trey Farley.
Credits: Senior Producer: Mike DiMag-
gio, Danny Kon. Producer: Phil Mark,
Brian Heller.
Review: “As human video games go,
not terribly shabby... Most ... have been
exceedingly lame. But Chase at least fol-
lows through in its concept and never
varies from the formula, even if we could
spend all day picking holes in it” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
81 Cheech and Chong: Roasted.
(Special; Comedy; TBS; November 30,
2008)
Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong,
better known as Cheech and Chong,
are comically roasted by their celebrity
friends.
Host: Brad Garrett. Roasted: Cheech
Marin, Tommy Chong. Guests: Tom
Arnold, Geraldo Rivera, Andy Dick, Steve
Carell, Al Sharpton, Wilmer Valderrama,
Ralphie May, Shelby Chong, Penn and
Teller.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Morton, Ben Feigin, Joshua Klein. Pro-
ducer: Michael Ferrucci, Tom Gianas,
Quinn Monahan. Director: John Moffitt.
Writer: Mike Rowe, Chris McGuire, Tom
Gianas, Michael Ferrucci.
82 The Cheetah Girls: One World.
(TV Movie; Musical Comedy; Disney;
August 22, 2008)
Chantel, Aqua and Dornida are the
Cheetah Girls, a musical group hoping to
take the world by storm. They appeared
(with Raven Symone as Galleria) in two
prior movies (The Cheetah Girls and The
Cheetah Girls II ) and in this third film
(without Raven) the girls travel to India
to appear in a musical only to find that the
producer requires only one of the girls.
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The story follows their efforts to compete
for the role.
Cast: Adrienne Bailon (Chantel), Sab-
rina Bryan (Dorinda), Kiely Williams
(Aqua), Lori Anne Alter ( Juanita), Deepti
Daryanani (Gita), Rupak Ginn (Rahim),
Kunal Sharma (Amar), Michael Steger
(Vikram).
Credits: Executive Producer: Debra
Martin Chase. Producer: Mitch Engel.
Music: David Lawrence. Director: Paul
Hoen. Writer: Nisha Ganatra.
83 The Cho Show. (Series; Reality;
VH-1; August 21, 2008 to September 25,
2008)
A look at the life of comedienne Mar-
garet Cho — from her daily activities, her
club work and her adventures with friends
and family.
Star: Margaret Cho.
Credits: Executive Producer: Margaret
Cho, Rico Martinez, Don Lindau. Pro-
ducer: Christy Spitzer.
Review: “As a comic, Cho almost seems
too successful for VH-1’s talent profiles,
but the latest showcase suffers from an in-
creasingly reality TV deficiency: it’s too
staged to be convincing and too un-
scripted to be reliably funny” (Variety).
84 Chocolate News. (Series; Com-
edy; Comedy Central; Premiered: October
15, 2008)
Risque sketches that lampoon anything
and everything related to mostly the
African-American experience (much like
the series In Living Color).
Host-Star: David Alan Grier. Regu-
lars: Tanea Brooks, Jennifer Dyal, Willie
Garson, J.T. Jackson, Brent Jennings, Ju-
line Leflore, Alika Ray, Arthur Roberts,
Mar’Sheila Price, Oth’Than Burnside.
Credits: Executive Producer: David Alan
Grier, Robert Morton, Fax Bahr, Adam
Small, Peter B. Aronson, Jordan Levin.
Producer: Jim Ziegler, David Nickoll.
Music: Greg O’Connor. Director: Liz
Plonka.
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Reviews: “Chocolate News is a moder-
ately tasty, low nutrition snack — the kind
that, with apologies to perhaps the next
ethnic frontier, will leave you hungry a
half-hour later” (Variety).
“If you’ve never gotten over the cancel-
lation of In Living Color or ... Chappelle’s
Show ... Chocolate News ... seals a void left
by those shows and fills the, er, black hole
in satirical pop culture” (New York Post).
85 Chop Socky Chooks. (Series;
Cartoon; Cartoon Network; Premiered:
March 7, 2008)
Wasabi World is a city built like a shop-
ping mall. It is ruled by Dr. Wasabi, an
evil chicken who strives to keep its citi-
zens under his rule. Protecting the citizens
are Chick P., KO Joe and Chuckie Chan,
three martial arts chickens who encounter
more mishaps than danger battling Dr.
Wasabi.
Voice Cast: Shelley Longworth (Chick
P.), Joseph Pateson (KO Joe), Rob Rac-
straw (Chuckie Chan), Paul Kaye (Dr.
Wasabi).
Credits: Executive Producer: Miles Bul-
lough. Producer: Ben Lock. Line Producer:
Elena Adair.
Series Producer: Jacqueline White. Mu-
sic: Lou Pomanti.
86 Chris Rock: Kill the Messen-
ger. (Special; Comedy; HBO; September
27, 2008)
A concert by comedian Chris Rock that
encompasses material from three live per-
formances (in New York, London and
South Africa).
Host: Chris Rock.
Credits: Executive Producer: Marty
Callner, Chris Rock. Producer: Randall
Gladstein. Director: Marty Callner. Writer:
Chris Rock.
87 A Christmas Choir. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; December 6, 2008)
Factual account about a man (Peter An-
drews) who volunteers at a homeless
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shelter and then organizes its residents into
a choir.
Cast: Jason Gedrick (Peter Andrews),
Rhea Perlman (Sister Agatha), Cindy
Simpson ( Jill), Tyrone Benskin (Bob),
Marianne Farley (Marilyn Stone), Claudia
Ferri (Rita), Luis Oliva ( Juan).
Credits: Executive Producer: Joel S.
Rice, Lisa Towers. Producer: Michael Pru-
pas. Music: James Gelfand. Director: Peter
Svatek. Writer: Donald Martin.
88 The Christmas Clause. (TV
Movie; Comedy; Ion; December 19,
2008)
Sophie Kelly is a working mother. Her
husband, David, is an out of work archi-
tect, and her three children, Nikki, Anna
and Jay Jay, constantly crave all her time,
little of which she has to spare on them.
Sophie, a lawyer, is overworked and over-
whelmed with family problems. As Christ-
mas day approaches and Sophie is stand-
ing in line for her children to see Santa
Claus, she idly wishes she had a different
life. The mall Santa Claus (an angel in dis-
guise) grants her wish — and the story fol-
lows Sophie as she sees what her life would
be like if she never met David and had
children. When Sophie realizes she misses
her old life and exclaims “All I want for
Christmas is my life back,” it is returned to
her.
Cast: Lea Thompson (Sophie Kelly),
Andrew Airlie (David Kelly), Megan
Charpentic (Anna Kelly), Rick Ravenello
( Jake), Rachel Hayward (Marcia), Doug
Abrahams (Santa), Christina Jastrzembska
(Margaret), Fiona Marinelli (Silvia), Jill
Morrison (Claire).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kirk Shaw,
Jeffrey Schneck, Robyn Messinger, Glen
Hartford, Daniel Toll, Cord Doughlor,
Douglas Price, Breanne Hartley, Lindsay
MacAdam, George Erschbamer, Sheri El-
wood. Producer: Kirk Shaw. Writer: Sheri
Elwood. Director: George Erschbamer.
Music: Stu Goldberg.
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89 Christmas in Rockefeller Cen-
ter. (Special; Variety; NBC; December 3,
2008)
The eleventh annual national broadcast
(originally aired locally in New York) that
heralds the arrival of the holiday season
with the lighting of the world’s most fa-
mous Christmas tree at Rockefeller Cen-
ter in Manhattan (the 2008 event marked
the 76th tree lighting ceremony).
Host: Al Roker. Guests: Tony Bennett,
Beyonce, Neil Boyd, The Jonas Brothers,
Harry Connick, Jr., David Cook, Rosie
O’Donnell, Faith Hill, The Broadway
Kids, Solange Knowles.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob
Holmes. Producer: Steve Mayer, Heidi
Kelso. Associate Producer: Kathleen Wid-
den. Director: Jeff Margolis.
90 Christmas in Washington.
(Special; Variety; TNT; December 17,
2008)
Name guests perform holiday songs
from the National Building in Washing-
ton, D.C.
Host : Dr. Phil McGraw, Robin Mc-
Graw. Performers: Kristin Chenoweth,
Julianne Hough, Darius Rucker, Casting
Crowns, Straight No Chaser.
Credits: Executive Producer: George
Stevens, Jr. Producer-Director: Michael M.
Stevens.
91 Christmas with the Mormon
Tabernacle Choir. (Special; Variety;
PBS; December 24, 2008)
A Christmas Eve celebration featuring
holiday songs performed by the Mormon
Tabernacle Choir and the King’s Singers,
England’s premier male vocal choral en-
semble. The song, “The Twelve Days of
Christmas,” is given a lavish production
number.
Credits: Executive Producer: John
Howe. Producer: Edward J. Payne. Direc-
tor: Lee Wessman. Music Conductor: Craig
Jessop, Mark Wilberg. Organists: Richard
Elliott, Clay Christiansen, Andrew Lins-
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worth. Dance Coordinator: Yvonne West,
Terry West.
92 The Circuit. (TV Movie; Drama;
ABC Family; June 8, 2008)
Rookie stock car racer Kylie Shines finds
herself competing against her estranged fa-
ther, Al, a former racing legend, when he
re-enters her life.
Cast : Michelle Trachtenberg (Kylie
Shines), Bill Campbell (Al Shines), Drew
Fuller (Kid Walker), Paul Rae (Robin
Cates), Maurice Dean Wint (Andy “Crash”
Davis), Loretta Yu (Deanne), Jeremy Ak-
erman (Charlie).
Credits: Executive Producer: Frank von
Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, William S.
Gilmore, Charles Lenhoff. Producer: Randy
Sutter. Writer: Bill Hanley, Quinton
Peeples. Director: Peter Werner.
93 The City. (Series; Reality; MTV;
Premiered: December 29, 2008)
A spin off from The Hills wherein Whit-
ney Port leaves her home town of Los An-
geles to begin a new life in New York City.
Stories follow Whitney as she begins work
in the fashion industry (the fashion house
of Diane von Furstenberg), makes new
friends and struggles to succeed in a city
that can easily shatter dreams. Also cast,
but only identified by first names are
Olivia, the Upper East Side socialite; Erin,
Whitney’s long time friend; Samantha,
a buyer at Bergdorf-Goodman; Jay,
Whitney’s friend; and Adam, Jay’s best
friend.
Star: Whitney Port.
94 The Cleaner. (Series; Drama;
A&E; Premiered: July 15, 2008)
William Banks is a former drug addict
who swore an oath to God that if he over-
came his drug addiction he would help
others facing the same situation.
William is married (to Melissa) and the
father of Ben and Lula. He has two assis-
tants (Akani and Arnie) and stories follow
William as he becomes sort of a guardian
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angel, seeking to help addicts before time
runs out.
Cast: Benjamin Bratt (William Banks),
Amy Price-Francis (Melissa Banks), Grace
Park (Akani Cuesta), Esteban Powell
(Arnie Swenton), Brett Delbuono (Ben
Banks), Liliana Mumy (Lula Banks),
Kevin Michael Richardson (Darnell Mc-
Dowell).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jonathan
Prince, Robert Munic, David Semel. Co-
Executive Producer: Warren Boyd, Jay Sil-
verman. Producer: Cliff Rogers. Music:
David Lawrence.
Reviews: “Bottom Line: Intervention
is needed if this show is ever to become a
viewing habit” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“A&E bet heavily on The Sopranos re-
runs to brand the channel but its grit and
blue language not with standing, The
Cleaner doesn’t represent the kind of show
destined to build on that foundation” (Va-
riety).
95 Click and Clack’s As the
Wrench Turns. (Series; Cartoon; PBS;
July 9, 2008 to August 13, 2008)
Click and Clack Tappet are brothers
who host a radio show (Car Talk) and own
a garage at Car Talk Plaza, a fictional
building in Harvard Square in Cambridge,
Massachusetts. The series, based on the
National Radio program Car Talk follows
Click and Clack as they attempt to fix cars,
deal with disgruntled customers and find
ways to goof off. Beth is their show pro-
ducer; Sal is the garage receptionist;
Crusty (a former Harvard professor), Fidel
and Stash are mechanics; Zu Zu is the
garage dog.
Voice Cast: Tom Magliozzi (Click Tap-
pet), Ray Magliozzi (Clack Tappet), Kelli
O’Hara (Beth Totenbag), Cornell Loom-
ack (Crusty), Barbara Rosenblat, Garri-
son Keillor, Juan Hernandez, Paul Chris-
tie, Manu Narayan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Howard K.
Grossman, Robert Harris, Bill Kroyer.
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Supervising Producer: Scott Brewninger.
Music: Carl Finch, Brave Combo.
96 The CMA Awards. (Special; Vari-
ety; ABC; November 13, 2008)
The 42nd annual Country Music Asso-
ciation Awards presentation that honors
the best in country and western music.
Broadcast live from Nashville, Tennes-
see.
Host: Carrie Underwood, Brad Paisley.
Guests: Miley Cyrus, Billy Ray Cyrus,
George Strait, Trace Adkins, Reese With-
erspoon, Vince Gill, Martha McBride,
Kellie Pickler, Nicole Kidman, Sugarland,
Kid Rock, Keith Urban, Toby Keith,
Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, LeAnn
Rimes, Faith Hill.
Credits: Executive Producer: Walter C.
Miller. Producer: Robert Deaton. Director:
Paul Miller.
97 Coco Chanel. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; September 13, 2008)
The rags-to-riches story of fashion de-
signer Coco Chanel from her youth in an
orphanage outside of Paris, France, to her
struggles to achieve fame.
Cast: Shirley MacLaine (Coco Chanel),
Barbora Bobulova (Young Coco Chanel),
Malcolm McDowell (Marc Bouchier),
Brigitte Boucher (Madame de Rochefort),
Valentina Carnelutti (Sister Therese),
Robert Dawson (Lord Fry), Anny Duperey
(Madame Desboutins).
Credits: Executive Producer: Daniele
Passani. Producer: Matilde Bernabei, So-
phie Ravard, Nicholas Traube. Director:
Christian Duquay. Writer: Ron Hutchin-
son, Enrico Medioli, Lea Tafuri.
Reviews: “Sensuous and watchable, this
sometimes truthful account of Coco Cha-
nel’s life is a delight” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“Fashion is in fashion all over TV these
days but Lifetime’s international co-pro-
duction Coco Chanel has less to do with
haute couture than high melodrama, re-
counting a life story so insanely frothy and
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pulpy that those who don’t cry will be
laughing their eyelashes off ” (Variety).
98 A Colbert Christmas: The
Greatest Gift of All. (Special; Com-
edy; Comedy Central; November 25,
2008)
A spoof of Christmas specials (like those
hosted by Perry Como, Andy Williams
and Bing Crosby in the 1970s and 80s)
wherein Colbert Report host Stephen Col-
bert is tapped to host as Christmas special
but is trapped in his mountain cabin by a
murderous (prop) bear and unable to es-
cape. However, his friends (guest stars)
manage to drop by to provide the yuletide
cheer by performing original, satirical
Christmas songs.
Host: Stephen Colbert. Guests: Elvis
Costello, Toby Keith, Willie Nelson, Jon
Stewart, John Legend, Leslie Feist.
Credits: Executive Producer: Stephen
Colbert, Allison Silverman. Co-Executive
Producer: Meredith Bennett, Richard
Dahm. Producer: Matt Lappin. Music:
Adam Schlesinger. Director: Jim Hoskin-
son. Writer: Michael Brumm, Stephen
Colbert, Richard Dahm, Peter Gwinn.
Reviews: “A Colbert Christmas is not
only a fabulously zany hour long ad for the
A Colbert Christmas DVD but also rein-
forces what a truly remarkable talent the
host is... Nation, you are in for a treat”
(Variety).
“Last week an envelope from Comedy
Central arrived with something called A
Colbert Christmas ... inside... Not only was
it still six weeks before Christmas, but
worse, the special airs before Thanksgiv-
ing... I decided to review this one five full
days early, I’m still laughing” (New York
Post).
99 Comanche Moon. (TV Movie;
Western; CBS; January 13, 15, 17, 2008)
A prequel to Larry McMurty’s Lonesome
Dove that, set from 1858 to 1865, tells of
the war between the Comanche Indians
(led by Chief Buffalo Hump) and the
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Texas Rangers (led by Captain Inish Scull
and assisted specifically by Rangers Gus
McCrae and Woodrow F. Call).
Cast : Val Kilmer (Inish Scull), Steve
Zahn (Gus McCrae), Linda Cardellini
(Clara Forsythe), Elizabeth Banks (Mag-
gie), Karl Urban (Woodrow Call), Ryan
Merriman ( Jake Spoon), Wes Studi (Chief
Buffalo Hump), Adam Beach (Blue
Duck), Melanie Lynskey (Pearl Coleman),
Sal Lopez (Ahumand).
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Frank,
Larry McMurty, Diana Ossana, Julie Yorn.
Producer: Dyson Lovell. Writer: Diana Os-
sana, Larry McMurty. Director: Simon
Wincer. Music: Lennie Niehaus.
Review: “Lighter moments of romance
and horseplay are woven into CBS’s six-
hour miniseries, but they too often feel
farcical... These false notes, however, are
eased by simple, stirring scenes” (Enter-
tainment Weekly).
100 Comedy Central Roast of Bob
Saget. (Special; Comedy; Comedy Cen-
tral; August 17, 2008)
A comical salute to comedian Bob Saget
by his show business friends, in particular,
his co-stars from the series Full House ( John
Stamos, Jodie Sweetin, Dave Coulier).
Roast Master: John Stamos. Roasted:
Bob Saget. Guests: Jodie Sweetin, Dave
Coulier, Don Rickles, Gilbert Gottfried,
Cloris Leachman, Jon Lovitz, Sarah Sil-
verman, Alan Thicke.
Credits: Executive Producer: Elizabeth
Porter. Producer: Joel Gallen. Music: Noah
Lifschey. Director: Joel Gallen. Writer:
Whitney Cummings.
101 Comedy Gumbo. (Series; Com-
edy; Internet; 2008)
Brief skits “for people who do not have
time to watch” the half-hour and sixty
minute sketch shows on television.
Cast: Sean Becker, Payman Benz, Fiona
Gubelmann, Adam Shapiro, Greg Benson,
David Hussey, Sarah French, Kim Evey,
Ryan Smith.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Dan Hal-
stead. Producer: Sean Becker, Payman
Benz, Chris Darnell. Music: Eanan Patter-
son.
102 Comics Without Borders. (Se-
ries; Comedy; Showtime; September 11,
2008 to October 30, 2008)
A weekly showcase for stand-up come-
dians who perform their material for sold
out audiences at the WAMU Theater at
Madison Square Garden.
Host: Russell Peters.
Credits: Executive Producer: Clayton
Peters, Gary Binkow, Jeff Goldenberg.
Producer: Scott Montoya, Russell Peters,
Michael Green.
103 The Complete Jane Austen.
(Miniseries; Drama; PBS; January 13,
2008 to April 6, 2008)
Six adaptations of novels by Jane Austen
(plus one original drama [Miss Austen Re-
grets]) that depict the adventures of young
ladies seeking love at the turn of 19th cen-
tury England. Listed in broadcast order.
1. Persuasion (1-13-08). A young
woman (Anne Elliot) tries to rekindle a
lost love when a chance meeting reunites
her with Captain Frederick Wentworth, a
man she once loved but was persuaded by
her family to reject when he proposed
marriage.
Cast: Sally Hawkins (Anne Elliot), Ru-
pert Penry-Jones (Frederick Wentworth),
Anthony Head (Sir Walter Elliot), Julia
Davis (Elizabeth Elliot), Amanda Hale
(Mary Elliot), Sam Hazeldine (Charles
Musgrove), Alice Krige (Lady Russell).
Credits: Producer: David Snodin. Director:
Adrian Shergold.
2. Northanger Abbey (1-20-08). Jane
Austen’s parody of gothic fiction wherein
an ordinary girl (Catherine Morland) finds
a new world of elaborate dances and hand-
some men when she meets a man and be-
comes involved with the intrigue of his
family estate, Northanger Abbey.
Cast: Felicity Jones (Catherine Mor-
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land), Julia Dearden (Mrs. Morland),
Gerry O’Brien (Mr. Morland), Desmond
Barrit (Mr. Allen), Sylvestra LeTouzel
(Mrs. Allen), Geraldine James (Voice of
Jane Austen). Credits: Executive Producer:
Andy Harris, Charles Elton. Producer:
Keith Thompson. Director: Jon Jones.
Writer: Andrew Davies.
3. Mansfield Park (1-27-08). Follow-
ing the death of her parents, a young girl
(Fanny Price) is saved from a life of
poverty when she is taken in by rich rela-
tives at Stately Mansfield Park. The story
is set years later when, as a young lady,
Fanny finds herself the object of many
suitors but in search of the one she feels is
her true love.
Cast: Billie Piper (Fanny Price), Julia
Joyce (Young Fanny), Jemma Redgrave
(Lady Bertram), Douglas Hodge (Sir
Thomas Bertram), Blake Ritson (Edmund
Bertram), James D’Arcy (Tom Bertram),
Michelle Ryan (Maria Bertram). Credits:
Executive Producer: George Faber, Charles
Pattinson. Producer: Susan Harrison. Di-
rector: Iain B. MacDonald. Writer: Maggie
Wadey.
4. Miss Austen Regrets (2-3-08). A
sentimental story, based on the life and let-
ters of Jane Austen that examines why the
romance novelist never married or even
met the man of her dreams.
Cast: Olivia Williams ( Jane Austen),
Greta Scacchi (Cassandra Austen), Samuel
Rouken (Harris Bigg), Pip Torrens (Ed-
ward Austen Knight), Tom Hiddleston
( John Plumptree), Harry Gostelow (Rev.
Charles Papillon). Credits: Producer: Anne
Pivcevic, Jamie Laurenson. Writer: Gwyn-
eth Hughes. Director: Jeremy Lovering.
5. Pride and Prejudice (2-10, 2-17, 2-
24-08). The effect two handsome and el-
igible bachelors (Mr. Bingley and Mr.
Darcy) have on the impressionable Ben-
nett sisters ( Jane and Elizabeth).
Cast: Susannah Harker ( Jane Bennett),
Jennifer Ehle (Elizabeth Bennett), Crispin
Bonham Carter (Mr. Bingley), Colin Firth
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(Mr. Darcy), Benjamin Whitrow (Mr.
Bennett), Alison Steadman (Mrs. Ben-
nett), Julia Sawalha (Lydia Bennett), Lucy
Briers (Mary Bennett), Polly Maberly
(Kitty Bennett). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Michael Wearing. Producer: Sue
Birtwistle. Director: Simon Langton.
Writer: Andrew Davies.
6. Emma (3-23-08). Light hearted
story of a matchmaker (Emma Wood-
house) who, despite her imperfect success
rate, attempts to find her own Mr. Right.
Cast: Kate Beckinsale (Emma Wood-
house), Raymond Coulthard (Frank
Churchill), Mark Strong (Mr. Knightley),
Samantha Morton (Harriet Smith), Dido
Miles (Isabella Knightley), Ray Coulthard
(Frank Churchill), Olivia Williams ( Jane
Fairfax). Credits: Producer: Sue Birtwistle.
Associate Producer: Joy Spink. Director: Di-
armuid Lawrence. Writer: Andrew Davies.
7. Sense and Sensibility (3-30, 4-6-
08). A look at two sisters (Elinor and Mar-
ianne Dashwood) and their different ap-
proaches to love. Elinor is tempered and
rational; Marianne is impulsive and full of
youthful passion.
Cast: Hattie Morahan (Elinor Dash-
wood), Charity Wakefield (Marianne
Dashwood), Dan Stevens (Edward Fer-
rars), David Morrisey (Colonel Brandon),
Janet McTeer (Mrs. Dashwood), Lucy
Boynton (Margaret Dashwood), Mark
Williams (Sir John Middleton), Tabitha
Wady (Charlotte Palmer). Credits: Pro-
ducer: Anne Pivcevic. Director: John Alex-
ander. Writer: Andrew Davies
104 Confessions of a Go Go Girl.
(TV Movie; Drama; Lifetime; August 16,
2008)
Jane McCoy is a young woman who,
after graduating from college, abandons
her plans to attend law school to follow
her dream of becoming an actress. Along
the way she acquires a job as a go go
dancer to make ends meet. The story fol-
lows the problems Jane faces as her job
105 / Cooking
becomes all consuming and begins to
alienate her from her friends and family.
Cast: Chelsea Hobbs ( Jane McCoy),
Karen Kruper (Grace McCoy), James D.
Hopkin ( Jim McCoy), Sarah Carter (An-
gela Kolodoros), Corbin Bernsen (Nick),
Rachel Hunter (Donna), Graeme Black
( Jamie McCoy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Frisley, Philip Kleinbart. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Lenore Kletter. Producer: Chad
Oakes, Michael Frisley. Director: Grant
Harvey. Writer: Lenore Kletter.
105 Cooking for Real. (Series;
Cooking; Food Network; Premiered:
April 6, 2008)
Chef Sonny Anderson provides the
recipes for people with limited time to
spend in the kitchen.
Host: Sonny Anderson.
106 Coolio’s Rules. (Series; Reality;
Oxygen; October 28, 2008 to November
25, 2008)
A look at the mostly home life of Coo-
lio (a.k.a. Artis Leon Ivey, Jr.), the
Grammy Award–winning rap artist, as he
struggles to cope with his not-so-average
family. Coolio, a bachelor, is the father of
six children, four of whom are featured
(Artisha, Brandi, Artis and Jackie). He is
also a musician, entrepreneur and a man
who is looking for a woman to share his
life. Artisha, the first born child (20 years
old), loves “fashion, shopping and boys”;
nineteen year-old Brandi is a college fresh-
man (studying fashion and business);
Artis, 18, is an aspiring rapper; and Jackie,
15, is focusing on all the problems associ-
ated with high school.
Star: Coolio.
Credits: Executive Producer: Andrew
Hoegl, Jonathan Singer, Coolio, Susan
Haber, Chris Coelen, Greg Goldman,
Amy Introcaso-Davis, Kristen Connolly
Vadas. Co-Executive Producer: Scott Cooper,
Mike Duffy. Supervising Producer: Sonja
Schenk. Music: Chris Horvath.
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Review: “Instead of playing characters,
Coolio and his family ... are characters.
Exposing your kids to obvious ridicule on
a national platform might be unthinkable
to most parents but not to Compton-born
Coolio” (The Hollywood Reporter).
107 Copperhead. (TV Movie; Sci-
ence Fiction; Sci Fi; June 28, 2008)
Thriller about a small town in the Old
West that is terrorized by a swarm of
deadly copperhead snakes.
Cast: Billy Drago ( Jesse Evans), Todd
Jensen (Sheriff Mercer), Brad Johnson
(“Wild” Bill Longley), Nathan Bautista
(Henry), Wendy Carter ( Jane), Nick Har-
vey (Tannen).
Credits: Executive Producer: T.J. Sakase-
gawa. Producer: Philip J. Roth. Writer:
Rafael Jordan. Director: Todor Chapkanov.
Music: Nathan Furst.
108 Country Fried Planet. (Series;
Reality; CMT; March 14, 2008 to April
11, 2008)
A sequel to Country Fried Home Videos
that showcases the home videos of people
from around the world performing before
a camera.
Host: Bill Engvall.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bradley
Anderson, Mack Anderson. Co-Executive
Producer: Steve Lavapies. Producer: Kari
Killion.
109 Coupling. (Series; Comedy; BBC
America; 2008)
A look at the lives of six friends: lovers
Susan and Steve; Patrick and his girlfriend,
Sally; Jane, a girl seeking Mr. Right; and
Oliver, “a lifetime loser in love.” The basis
for the short-lived American series of the
same title.
Cast: Jack Davenport (Steve Taylor),
Sarah Alexander (Susan Walker), Ben
Miles (Patrick Maitland), Kate Isitt (Sally
Harper), Gina Bellman ( Jane Christie),
Richard Mylan (Oliver Morris).
Credits: Executive Producer: Beryl Ver-
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tue, Sophie Charles-Jervoise, Geoffrey
Perkins. Producer: Sue Vertue. Music:
Simon Brint.
110 Crash. (Series; Drama; Starz; Pre-
miered: October 17, 2008)
An adaptation of the 2005 movie Crash
that takes a tamer look at a group of young
people living in Los Angeles: Christine
Emory, a Brentwood wife caring for an ail-
ing father while her husband, Peter, strug-
gles as a real estate developer; Eddie Choi,
an ex-gang member, still haunted by his
past, turned EMT; Ben Cendars, an unsta-
ble record producer; Anthony Adams, an
aspiring musician who works as Ben’s
driver; and Bebe Arcel and Axel Finet, less
than honorable police officers.
Cast: Dennis Hopper (Ben Cendars),
Clare Carey (Christine Emory), D.B.
Sweeney (Peter Emory), Brian Tee (Eddie
Choi), Jocko Sims (Anthony Adams), Ar-
lene Tur (Bebe Arcel), Nick E. Tarabay
(Axel Finet), Michael Fairman (Christine’s
father).
Credits: Executive Producer: Glen Maz-
zara, Bob Yari, Bobby Moresco, Paul Hag-
gis. Co-Executive Producer: Don Cheadle,
Tom Nunan, Mark R. Harris, Jorg West-
erkamp, Thomas Becker, Frank Renzulli,
Ted Mann. Producer: Stacy Rukeyser, John
B. Moranville.
Review: “Messy at best, the two episode
premiere suffers from wildly uneven per-
formances, beginning with Dennis Hopper
at his manic worse” (Variety).
111 Crash and Burn. (TV Movie;
Crime Drama; Spike; March 30, 2008)
Violent tale of a tough FBI agent
(Kevin) who goes undercover to break up
a clever gang of car thieves.
Cast: Erik Palladino (Kevin), Heather
Marie Marsden (Penny), Mirelly Taylor
(Lucia Mendez), Owen Beckman (Tommy),
Rebeka Montoya (Mareya), Vanessa Vil-
lalovos (Lily), Peter Jason (Manny).
Credits: Producer: Lincoln Lageson,
Michael Moran. Director: Russell Mul-
Crusoe / 113
cahy. Writer: Frank Hannah, Jack LoGiu-
dice.
112 Crime 360. (Series; Reality;
A&E; Premiered: March 6, 2008)
A reality series version of Law and Order
that presents a real crime from the first 911
call to its conclusion (capture of the cul-
prit; the courtroom case is not presented
nor is the fate of the culprit in the pre-
sented case revealed).
Credits: Supervising Producer: Rob
Dorfman. Producer: Kymber Lim, Ian
Mallahan. Field Producer: Jonathan Jones.
Senior Field Producer: Chris Voos.
Reviews: “Cops with a community col-
lege degree” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Crime 360 ... is one of the most ama-
teurish programs about professional homi-
cide detectives you’ll see this year ... and
it’s not because of content but because of
over-the-top graphics and sound effects”
(New York Post).
113 Crusoe. (Series; Adventure;
NBC; Premiered: October 17, 2008)
“Hell is wherever a man is if it keeps
him from what he loves,” laments Robin-
son Crusoe, an Englishman who has been
separated from his wife, family and friends
as the result of a shipwreck (caught in a
storm at sea) that has marooned him on a
remote island in South Africa (17th cen-
tury). As the only survivor, and with no
apparent hope of escape, Crusoe estab-
lishes a home in a tree and forges an array
of ingenious contraptions designed to pro-
tect him and his fortress (it is assumed his
dog, Dundee, also survived the ship-
wreck). At an unspecified time thereafter,
Crusoe acquires a companion, a cannibal
that he names Friday (“Because I found
him on a Friday”) when he saves him from
a group of cannibals that came to the island
to offer him as a sacrifice. Friday, who can
speak 12 languages, immediately bonds
with his savior and now the two look out
for each other. Stories relate their efforts
to survive while at the same time seek a
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way off the island. Flashback sequences are
used to detail Robinson’s life in England as
a child, with his fiancée, then wife, Susan-
nah, and his mentor, the mysterious Jere-
miah Blackthorne.
Several episodes feature the character of
Olivia, a woman knowledgeable in medi-
cine, who, to survive a mutinous takeover
of the ship on which she is traveling, dis-
guises herself as a man (Oliver) and be-
comes a nurse to the ship’s doctor. When
the mutineers use Crusoe’s island as a site
to fix their damaged ship, Olivia meets
and befriends Crusoe and Friday and each
helps the other through a series of adven-
tures that eventually defeat the mutineers
but to protect Friday from a captain who
wants to sell him as a slave, Crusoe elects
not to join Olivia on her voyage back to
England. Based on the book by Daniel
Defoe.
Cast : Phillip Winchester (Robinson
Crusoe), Tongayi Chirisa (Friday), Mia
Maestro (Olivia/Oliver). Flashback Cast:
Anna Walton (Susannah), Sam Neill ( Je-
remiah Blackthorne), William Cooke
(Young Robinson, age 6), Luke Gellard
(Young Robinson, age 8), Barbara Bielecka
(Young Susannah), Emma Barnett (Mary
Crusoe).
Credits: Executive Producer: Justin
Bodie, Jeffrey Hayes, Genevieve Hof-
meyer, Michael Prupas, Stephen Green-
berg, Jean Bureau, Philip Key. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Chris Philip. Music: James
Brett.
Reviews: “Handsomely shot and offer-
ing old fashioned end-of-the-week es-
capism, albeit with a character unable to
escape his own Purgatory. That said, this
would work better as a limited series than
an open-end one” (Variety).
“Here’s what it is like to be marooned
with little hope of rescue and have to get
by with few resources. No, it’s not about
NBC, but it’s on NBC” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
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114 Cupid’s Funniest Moments.
(Special; Comedy; My Network TV; Feb-
ruary 13, 2008)
A look at romantic mishaps that were
caught on tape — from wedding woes to
not-so-romantic proposals to “goofy rela-
tives.”
Host: Charles Shaunghnessy.
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Shar-
ratt, David McKenzie. Producer: John
Ross. Associate Producer: Heather Biggins.
Director: David McKenzie. Writer: John
Ross, Heather Biggins.
115 The Cutting Edge. (TV Movie;
Drama; ABC Family; March 16, 2008)
Ice skating themed film about Zach
and Alexandra, skating partners attempt-
ing to put their differences (and romance)
aside to win an important competition by
performing the dangerous Pamchecko
jump.
Cast : Matt Lanter (Zach Conroy),
Francia Raisa (Alexandra Delgado), Ben
Hollingsworth ( Jason Bright), Christy
Carlson Romano ( Jackie Dorsey), Stefano
Colacitti (Bryan Hemmings), Alycia Pur-
rott (Misha Pressel).
Credits: Executive Producer: Sara Berris-
ford, Hudson Hickman. Producer: Craig
Roessler, Irene Litinsky. Writer: Randall
M. Badar. Director: Stuart Gillard.
116 Cyclops. (TV Movie; Horror; Sci
Fi; December 6, 2008)
Ancient Roman tale of a gladiator
(Marcus), a beautiful barbarian warrior
(Barbara) and a monster-like Cyclops
(captured and befriended by Marcus) as
they team to defeat and evil emperor
(Tiberius) who rules the land with an un-
just iron fist.
Cast: Kevin Stapleton (Marcus), Frida
Farrell (Barbara), Eric Roberts (Emperor
Tiberius), Craig Archibald (Falco), Dim-
itar Masiarski (Cyclops), Dan Golden
(Master of Games), DeMorge Brown
(Voice of Cyclops).
Credits: Producer: Roger Corman, Julie
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Corman. Music: Tom Hiel. Director: De-
clan O’Brien. Writer: Frances Doel.
117 Dad’s Funniest Moments.
(Special; Comedy; My Network TV; June
19, 2008)
A pre–Father’s Day special that looks at
comical moments involving fathers that
were caught on tape by family members.
Host: Erik Estrada, Laura McKenzie.
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Shar-
ratt, David McKenzie. Producer: John
Ross. Associate Producer: Heather Biggins.
Director: David McKenzie. Writer: Heather
Biggins, John Ross.
118 Dana Carvey: Squatting
Monkeys Tell No Lies. (Special; Com-
edy; HBO; June 14, 2008)
Comedian Dana Carvey pokes fun at
current topics, including global warming,
safe sex, permissive parenting and the gov-
ernment. Taped before a live audience in
Santa Rosa, California.
Star: Dana Carvey.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dana Car-
vey, Marc Gurvitz. Supervising Producer:
John Moffitt, Pat Tourk Lee. Writer: Dana
Carvey. Director: John Moffitt.
Reviews: “If you’re looking for some
laughs ... then I suggest you give Dana
Carvey a try ... it’s all good — and parts of
it are pretty great” (New York Post).
“Time is not on Dana Carvey’s side.
No, age isn’t the problem ... the problem
is that tonight’s hour-long HBO special
... features too many jokes that have timed
out” (New York Daily News).
119 Dance Machine. (Series; Real-
ity; ABC; June 27, 2008 to July 25, 2008)
Six amateur dancers compete against
each other for $100,000 and the title:
“Dance Machine.” Each of the contestants
performs several dance routines that are
judged by the studio audience. The vote
total at the end of each program deter-
mines the winner of that week’s competi-
tion.
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Host: Jason Kenndy.
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg Gold-
man, Chris Coelen, Brian Veskosky. Pro-
ducer: Steven Russo, Matt Laesch. Writer:
Frank Thompson. Director: Michael Simon.
120 Dance on Sunset. (Series; Real-
ity; Nickelodeon; March 29, 2008 to May
31, 2008)
Six teenagers appear for the opportu-
nity to perform with Nick 6, a group of
six talented dancers. Each of the six con-
testants is mentored by choreographer
Tony Testa and then competes in various
dance style competitions. The studio au-
dience then selects the best performer (a
Sunset V.I.P.) to appear with Nick 6.
Choreographer: Tony Testa. Nick 6:
Karen Chuany, Johnny Erasme, Ashley
Galvan, Shane Harper, Quddus Phillippe,
Hefa Leone Tuita.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dan Cut-
forth, Bryan Lader, Frederick Levy, Jane
Lipsitz, Kay O’Connell. Producer: Ryan
Cooper.
121 Dance War: Bruno vs. Carrie
Ann. (Series; Reality; ABC; January 7,
2008 to February 10, 2008)
Dancing with the Stars spin-off with
Dancing judges Bruno Tonioli and Carrie
Ann Inaba mentoring a team of dancers.
The teams perform in weekly contests
with home viewers determining who stays
and who goes (lowest votes). The last team
standing receives the opportunity to tour
with a major recording artist.
Host: Drew Lachey. Captains: Carrie
Ann Inaba, Bruno Toniolo.
Credits: Executive Producer: John Hes-
ling. Co-Executive Producer: Moisa Posi.
Supervising Producer: Barry Egen. Live Se-
ries Producer: Ann Meadows.
Reviews: “‘Dancing’ judges Carrie Ann
Inaba and Bruno Tonioli pluck the famil-
iar chords for all they’re worth, but inas-
much as everybody has seen these steps be-
fore, there is a war with a flawed battle
plan” (Variety).
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“What we have here is derivative, repet-
itive and unimaginative — the perfect six
episode vehicle to keep the viewing pub-
lic stupopously sated” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
122 Daniel’s Daughter. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; January 26, 2008)
A journey of self discovery for a woman
(Cate Madighan) when she honors the last
request of her late father and returns to her
Massachusetts hometown to spread his
ashes.
Cast: Laura Leighton (Cate Madighan),
Derek McGrath ( Jim Cavanaugh), Mc-
Kenzi Scott (Marie Madighan), Sebastian
Spence (Connor Bailey), London Angelis
(Seamus).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gerald W.
Abrams, Susan Murdoch. Producer: David
Till. Writer: Tracy Rosen. Director: Neill
Fearnley. Music: Ian Thomas.
123 Date My Ex. (Series; Reality;
Bravo; July 21, 2008 to September 22,
2008)
A spin off from The Real Housewives of
Orange County that spotlights Jo De La
Rosa and what happened to her after leav-
ing the show (moving to Los Angeles and
making an album). Jo’s former fiancé,
Slade Smiley is present to help her adjust
to a new lifestyle and help her find a new
boyfriend.
Star: Jo De La Rosa. Jo’s Roommates:
Slade Smiley, Mayia Ingoldsby and Kay
Metz.
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg Stew-
art, Kathleen French, Douglas Ross. Su-
pervising Producer: Larry Grimaldi. Pro-
ducer: Shoshanna Ezra.
124 David Blaine: Dive of Death.
(Special; Reality; ABC; September 24,
2008)
Street magician David Blaine performs
his established illusions then attempts, but
fails on live TV, to accomplish a death-de-
fying feat (diving off a building).
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Star: David Blaine.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mary-Jane
April, David Blaine, Nancy Stern. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Denise Albert. Producer:
Kathy Welch, Bill Kalush. Director: Roger
Goodman. Writer: James Spector.
125 The Daytime Emmy Awards.
(Special; Variety; ABC; June 20, 2008)
The 35th annual presentation that hon-
ors the best in daytime television.
Host: Cameron Mathison, Sherri Shep-
herd. Appearing: Tyra Banks, Peter Berg-
man, Carson Brown, David Canary,
Crystal Chappell, Jeanne Cooper, Ellen
DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi, Anthony
Geary, Regis Philbin, Greg Rikaart, Mi-
chelle Stafford, Heather Tom.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ricky Kir-
shner, Glenn Weiss. Supervising Producer:
Jim Mullen. Producer: Mark R. Leed, Ann
R. Jones. Director: Glenn Weiss. Music:
Glen Roven. Writer: Dave Boone.
126 DEA. (Series; Reality; Spike TV;
April 2, 2008 to May 7, 2008)
A look at the work of DEA (Drug En-
forcement Administration) agents as seen
through the activities of the agents at-
tached to the Detroit Division.
Credits: Executive Producer: Al Roker,
C. Russell Muth, Hank Capshaw. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Alex Eastburg.
127 Dead at 17. (TV Movie; Drama;
Lifetime; May 31, 2008)
A mother (Alyssa), assisted by her
daughter (Danni) seeks to uncover the
mysterious circumstances that forced her
17-year-old son to commit suicide.
Cast: Barbara Niven (Alyssa), Danielle
Kind (Danni), Cynthia Preston ( Julie),
John Bregar (Cody), Justin Bradley
(Gabe), Kyle Switzer (Ty), Catherine Mary
Stewart (Holly), Odessa Rae (Shari), Lin-
den Ashby (Curt Masterson), Benz An-
toine (Det. Reese).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tom Berry,
Pierre David, Ashley Jones, Louis A. Mas-
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sicotte. Producer: Neil Bregman, Stefan cash offers if he opens the top amounts) or
Wodoslawsky. Music: Richard Bowers. can quit and sell his case at any offer.
Host: Howie Mandel. Wheel Models:
128 The Deadliest Lesson. (TV Tameka Jacobs, Patricia Kara.
Movie; Drama; Lifetime Movie Network; Credits: Executive Producer: Scott St.
November 8, 2008) John. Supervising Producer: David Floyd,
Tense drama about a high school Brian Veskosky. Producer: Judy C. Helm.
teacher (Gloria) who witnesses a gang-re-
130 Dear Prudence. (Pilot; Crime
lated murder then finds herself fighting for
Drama; Hallmark; August 23, 2008)
her life when the gang seeks to keep her
“Dear Prudence” is a newspaper advice
from contacting the police by declaring
column (household tips) written by Pru-
war on her and her small group of trou-
dence McCoy, a Martha Stewart–like
bled students during a special Saturday de-
woman who also hosts a New York based
tention session.
how to television program. Prudence, fa-
Cast: Penelope Ann Miller (Gloria), Je-
mous for her “Pru Points” (anything from
remy Luc (Benny), Alison Brie (Amber),
removing stains to getting rid of squeaks),
Yancey Arias (Daniel), Jason Gretch (Mo),
is also an amateur sleuth who has a knack
Christian Monzon (Leo), Peter Pasco
for stumbling upon crimes. Although Pru-
(Dwayne Evert), Carlos Sanz (Larry Keil-
dence can determine foul play, she cannot
lor), Alex Solowitz (Christian).
solve a crime alone. She acquires the as-
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
sistance of Nigel Forsythe III, a genius
Halmi, Jr., Larry Levinson, Kevin Mo-
who heads her TV lab. The proposed se-
carde. Co-Executive Producer: Michael
ries was to follow Prudence and Nigel as
Moran. Producer: Brian Martinez, Erik
they set out to solve crimes in a most un-
Olsen. Director: Harry Winer. Writer:
usual way—combining household knowl-
Rachel Stuhler.
edge with the technical wizardry provided
by Nigel.
129 Deal or No Deal. (Series; Game; Cast : Jane Seymour (Prudence Mc-
Syn.; Premiered: September 8, 2008)
Coy), Ryan Cartwright (Nigel Forsythe
A syndicated daytime version of the
III), Jamey Sheridan (Sheriff Eddie Dun-
NBC primetime series (see program 740).
can)
Changes: Twenty-two studio audience
Credits: Executive Producer: Tom Cox,
members appear on stage, each of whom
Jordy Randall, Murray Ord, Rob Gilmer,
holds a case containing an unknown
Les Alexander, Jonathan Mitchell. Pro-
amount of money. A wheel containing 22
ducer: Andrew Baynes. Music: Andrea
numbers is spun. The contestant pin-
Saparoff.
pointed by the wheel when it stops plays
Reviews “As a murder mystery, Dear
for a chance to win $500,000. The case
Prudence leaves a lot to be desired, includ-
the player holds becomes his case for the
ing here, for example, suspense” (The Hol-
duration of the game. From this point on
lywood Reporter).
the game is played in the same manner,
“Dear Prudence ... is mild entertainment
with players choosing cases, hoping to
in the tradition of the Saturday night TV
keep the large amounts ($50,000 to
movie that works because it leans on the
$500,000) in play while selecting the
charisma of its star” (Variety).
smaller amounts (one cent to $25,000) for
large offers from the banker to buy their 131 Deion and Pilar: Prime Time
case and what money amount it contains. Love. (Series; Reality; Oxygen; April 15,
The player continues (risking loss of large 2008 to June 3, 2008)
132 / Denise
Deion Sanders is a wealthy athlete who
played in both major league baseball and
football. He is married to Pilar and they are
the parents of five children, ages 3 to 16.
Deion is now retired and cameras follow
Deion and his family as they go about liv-
ing their daily lives.
Stars: Deion Sanders, Pilar Sanders,
Deiondra Sanders.
Credits: Executive Producer: Kevin Lee,
Rob Rollins, Deion Sanders, Sam Soko-
low. Associate Producer: Paul Baker, Mindy
Davis. Segment Producer: John Vidas.
Review: “What they (Deion and Pilar)
cannot do, unfortunately, is convincingly
play themselves ... instead they find them-
selves at the center of a bad reality-based
sitcom ... the show is many things, but ready
for prime time isn’t one of them” (Variety).
132 Denise Richards: It’s Compli-
cated. (Series; Reality; E!; May 26, 2008
to June 7, 2008)
A look at the life of actress Denise
Richards (divorced from Charlie Sheen),
the mother of two girls (Samantha and
Lola Rose), and the owner of numerous
pets — ten dogs, four house-pet pigs and
three cats. Cameras follow Denise as she
goes about her daily activities. Also fea-
tured are her father (Irv), Michelle (her
married sister), Trish and Kim (her long-
time friends) and Sho Shingu (her per-
sonal assistant).
Cast : Denise Richards, Samantha
Sheen, Lola Rose Sheen.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ryan Sea-
crest, Kevin Lee. Co-Executive Producer:
Vince Rotonda, Eliot Goldberg. Supervis-
ing Producer: Jeff Oliver. Producer: Amy
Loeber. Director: Melissa Bidwell.
Reviews: “Richards joined the growing
conga line of personalities who have
sought image redemption by welcoming
reality producers into the extended family,
only to reveal more about how messed up
they are then intended ... and we are the
voyeurs” (Variety).
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“For those of you who actually care
about the drama surrounding former
Bond girl and star of 1997’s Starship Troop-
ers ... this show will give you half the story”
(Entertain Your Brain).
133 Depth Charge. (TV Movie;
Drama; Spike; September 1, 2008)
Action drama about Raymond Ellers, a
doctor aboard a U.S. nuclear submarine, as
he struggles to stop the sub’s deranged
commander (Krieg) from destroying
Washington, D.C. if he doesn’t get a $1
billion ransom within 24 hours.
Cast: Jason Gedrick (Raymond “Doc”
Ellers), Ric Roberts (Commander Krieg),
Barry Bostwick (President Taylor), Corbin
Bernsen (Captain Richards), Bridgit Ann
White (Katie McCallister), Chris Warren,
Jr. ( James Piersall).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Jr., Richard Levinson. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Nick Lombardo, H. Daniel
Gross, Michael Moran. Producer: Kyle
Clark, Stephen Niver. Director: Terrence
O’Hara. Music: Stephen Graziano. Writer:
Dennis Pratt.
Reviews: “The good news — perhaps
even the shocking news is that the Spike
flick Depth Charge is not only tolerable,
but surprisingly good” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“The movie is pretty clear about its
slacker mentality... Yet a bit more care
could have been envisioned before shoving
Depth Charge into the torpedo tubes” (Va-
riety).
134 Descendants of Darkness. (Se-
ries; Cartoon; Sci Fi; Premiered: July 28,
2008)
Shinigami are supernatural detectives
who have only one mission: make sure de-
ceased souls move on. The Shinigami are
unique in that they are also dead but have
been granted special “alive” status to make
up for unsettled incidents in their past
lives. Particular focus is on Asato Tsuzki
and his partner, Hisoka Kurasaki. Stories
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follow their case assignments as they at-
tempt to return souls to their proper
realms. Hindering their efforts is Dr.
Kazutaka Muraki, a deranged serial killer.
Produced in Japan.
Voice Cast: Dan Green (Asato), Liam
O’Brien (Hisoka), Edward MacLeod
(Kazutaka), Chunky Mon (Chief Konoe).
Credits: Executive Producer: John
O’Donnell. Producer: Stephanie Shalof-
sky.
135 Dick Clark’s New Year’s
Rockin’ Eve 2009. (Special; Variety;
ABC; December 31, 2008 to January 1,
2009)
ABC’s annual New Year’s Eve event that
rings in the new year with performances
by the top names in show business cou-
pled with reports from Times Square in
New York City as the ball drops and the
seconds count down to 2009.
Host (New York): Dick Clark, Ryan
Seacrest. Host (Los Angeles): Fergie.
Times Square Correspondent : Kellie
Pickler. Guests: Natasha Bedingfield, Jesse
McCartney, The Pussycat Dolls, Robin
Thicke, Solange Knowles, Fall Out Boy,
Ne-Yo.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dick
Clark, Ryan Seacrest, Orly Adelson. Pro-
ducer: Larry Klein. Director: Barry Glazer,
Bruce Gowers. Writer: Barry Adelman,
Fred Bronson.
136 Di Gatti Defenders. (Series;
Cartoon; Fox; September 13, 2008 to De-
cember 27, 2008)
Adam, Erik, Kara, Melosa and Seth are
the Di Gatta Defenders, teenagers who are
dedicated to protecting the Realm of
Rados from the Order of the Infinis, evil
beings seeking absolute power. Professor
Alnar is the teen’s mentor. The evil Lord
Nazmul and his co-horts Brackus, Malco
and Flinch are the principal villains of the
Order of Infinis.
Voice Cast : Jeremy From (Adam),
Stephanie Beard (Kara), Martha MacIssac
Do / 139
(Melosa), Dan Petronijevic (Erik), Noah
Cappe (Seth).
137 The Dish. (Series; Talk; Style
Network; Premiered: August 16, 2008)
Actress Danielle Fishel (Boy Meets
World ) presides over a lively series that
looks at aspects of beauty, fashion and pop
culture.
Host: Danielle Fishel.
Credits: Producer: Edward Boyd, K.P.
Anderson.
138 Disney Channel Games. (Se-
ries; Game; Disney; July 20, 2008 to Au-
gust 17, 2008)
An annual summer event (began in
2006) that has fifty Disney Channel stars
competing in various physical challenges
for the coveted Disney Channel Games
Cup. Taped at Walt Disney World in Or-
lando, Florida.
TV Host : Brian Stepanek. Online
Host: Meaghan Jette Martin.
Credits: Executive Producer: Skot
Bright, Sascha Penn. Music: Scott Clausen,
Christopher A. Lee.
139 Do Not Disturb. (Series; Com-
edy; Fox; September 10, 2008 to Septem-
ber 24, 2008)
The Inn is a hotel located next to Radio
City Music Hall in New York City. It is
overseen by Rhonda, the Human Re-
sources chief, and managed by the
woman-chasing Neal Danner. Nicole, the
front desk supervisor, is a gorgeous but
ditzy blonde who yearns to become a
model. Billy is the head of security (re-
placed by Darren); Tasha is the reserva-
tions clerk; Molly, a plus-size model,
works the switchboard. Austin is the bar-
tender; Gus is the bellman and Larry, an-
other employee, is a gay who feels that
having a steady boyfriend (Victor) is hin-
dering his ability to flirt. Stories focus on
the antics of the staff as they go about run-
ning a hotel that appears to have few or
no guests.
140 / Dr.
Cast: Jerry O’Connell (Neal Danner),
Nicey Nash (Rhonda), Molly Stanton
(Nicole), Jesse Tyler Ferguson (Larry), Jo-
lene Purdy (Molly), Taylor Cole (Tasha),
RonReaco Lee (Billy), Dave Franco (Gus),
Alex Quijano (Darren), Blake Hood (Aus-
tin).
Credits: Executive Producer: Abraham
Higginbotham, Howard Owens, Carolyn
Bernstein, Paul Young, Peter Principato,
E. Brian Dobbins. Co-Executive Producer:
Kirk Rudell, Sally Bradford. Producer:
John Quaintance, Kevin Slattery. Music:
Paul Buckley.
Reviews: “They say sitcoms are just one
hit away from making a comeback to their
previous glory. Maybe so, but Do Not Dis-
turb isn’t it. This is a show that could bury
the genre altogether” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“For comedy scribes and those who love
them, be disturbed. Be very disturbed”
(Variety).
140 Dr. Horrible’s Sing-a-Long
Blog. (Series; Comedy; Internet; Pre-
miered: July 15, 2008)
Dr. Horrible is a would-be super villain
who has applied (by mail) for acceptance
into the Evil League of Evil. Unfortu-
nately, Dr. Horrible is not yet evil enough
to join and must prove his evilness to be-
come a member. As Dr. Horrible plots vil-
lainous deeds he also breaks into song to
musically detail his plans. Penny is the girl
Dr. Horrible loves, but is too shy to ap-
proach her; Captain Hammer is the law
enforcer seeking to end Dr. Horrible’s
reign.
Cast: Neil Patrick Harris (Dr. Horri-
ble), Felicia Day (Penny), Nathan Fillion
(Captain Hammer).
Review: “It’s a fantastic plot rooted in
our odd cultural moment — the mush-
room like blooming of celebrity video
blogs, or vlogs and our collective fascina-
tion with super heroes — and it’s very
good” (The Hollywood Reporter).
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141 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. (TV
Movie; Drama; Ion; May 17, 2008)
Contemporary adaptation of the classic
story about a respected physician (Dr.
Jekyll) whose experiments produce an evil
alter ego (Mr. Hyde).
Cast : Dougray Scott (Dr. Jekyll/Mr.
Hyde), Claire Wheaton (Krista Bridges),
Tom Skerritt (Gabe Utterson), Danette
MacKay (Mrs. Poole), Ellen David (Det.
Newcombe), Cas Anvar (D.A. McBride).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Jr., Robert Halmi, Sr. Producer:
Irene Litinsky. Writer: Paul B. Margolis.
Director: Paolo Barzman. Music: FM Le
Sieur.
Review: “Robert Louis Stevenson’s
strange tale of split personality has long
fascinated film makers, but the translation
has seldom been quite as limp and boring
as this European production... Despite the
story’s enduring allure, something is
clearly a miss with this latest potion” (Va-
riety).
142 The Doctors. (Series; Talk; Syn.;
Premiered: September 8, 2008)
A spin-off from Dr. Phil that incorpo-
rates a group of medical professionals who
discuss health related topics and questions
submitted by home viewers.
Doctors: Travis Stork (also the host),
Lisa Masterson, Andrew Ordon, Jim Sears.
Credits: Executive Producer: Phil Mc-
Graw, Jay McGraw, Carla Pennington. Co-
Executive Producer: Andrew Scher. Super-
vising Producer: George Davilas, Jeff
Hudson.
Review: “Despite promising ‘a brand
new way to talk about medicine,’ The
Doctors ... actually recycles several old
ways, all of them daytime TV or radio sta-
ples” (Variety).
143 Dorm Life. (Series; Comedy; In-
ternet; June–July 2008)
Brief incidents in the lives of a group of
college students who seem to encounter
mishap before, after and during classes.
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Cast: Jim Brandon (Gopher Reed), Jack
DeSena (Shane Reilly), Pancho Morris
( Josh Morgan), Jordan Riggs (David Ben-
jamin), Brian C. Singleton (Michael
Adame), Chris W. Smith (Mike Sanders),
Jessie Hannah Pearl Utt (Brittany Wilcox),
Anne Lane (Abigail Constance Brown),
Nora Kirkpatrick (Courtney Clover-
lock).
Credits: Executive Producer: Garrett
Law, Peter White. Producer: Brian C. Sin-
gleton, Chris W. Smith. Music: Jeff Toyne.
144 A Double Shot at Love. (Series;
Reality; MTV; Premiered: December 9,
2008)
If one bisexual woman (Tila Tequila)
can seek a mate on the series A Shot at Love
with Tequila, why not gorgeous bisexual
twins (Rikki and Vikki Ikki)? With that
thought in mind, A Double Shot at Love
literally places Rikki and Vikki against
each other as they are introduced to both
male and female singles who compete in
challenges to win the affections of the
twins. The first episode however does not
reveal to the contestants that the “girl” they
seek is actually twins. In sequences remi-
niscent of the adult film The Good Girls of
Godiva High the twins seduce the singles
as one girl (each taking a turn and letting
the subjects believe it is the same girl.
While one twin seduces, the other watches
the action via closed circuit TV). “Shock”
is expressed when the contestants learn
that Rikki and Vikki are twins and the
program proceeds to hit rock bottom as it
allows viewers to see the “action” as Rikki
and Vikki battle each other for their per-
fect mate.
Stars: Rikki Ikki, Vikki Ikki.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sally Ann
Salsano, Scott Jeffrees. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Pam LaLima. Producer: Amy Griggs.
Review: “MTV generally doesn’t send
programs out for review, and absorbing an
utterly mindless exercise like A Double
Shot at Love ... it’s clear why” (Variety).
Drinky / 147
145 Down and Dirty with Jim
Norton. (Series; Comedy; HBO; Pre-
miered: October 3, 2008)
A weekly program that features uncen-
sored performances by up and coming as
well as established stand-up comics.
Host: Jim Norton.
Credits: Executive Producer: John Irwin,
David Steinberg. Producer: Mason Stein-
berg, Tina Magnuson.
146 Down Home with the Neelys.
(Series; Cooking; Food Network; Pre-
miered: February 2, 2008)
Chefs Gina and Pat Neely, assisted by
their children (Tony, Mark, Gaelin, Shelbi
and Lorine) prepare meals from their
home in Memphis, Tennessee.
Hosts: Gina Neely, Pat Neely.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gordon El-
liott, Mark Schneider. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Aimee Rosen. Producer: Sara Porter.
147 The Drinky Crow Show. (Se-
ries; Cartoon; Cartoon Network; Pre-
miered: November 19, 2008)
A not for kids animated program,
broadcast on the Adult Swim block of the
Cartoon Network, that adapts the L.A.
Weekly comic strip (“Maakies”) to televi-
sion. A rather dark (and offensive to some)
look at the pitiful lives of two friends:
Drinky Crow and Uncle Gabby. Drinky,
like his name implies, lives on alcohol as it
provides him with the only sunshine in his
depressing life. Uncle Gabby, a drunken
sailor, has a life that revolves around
booze, food, sleep and sex.
Voice Cast : Dino Stamatapoulos
(Drinky Crow), David Herman (Uncle
Gabby/Captain), Becky Thyre (Captain’s
Daughter)
Credits: Executive Producer: Tony Mil-
lionaire, Nick Weidenfeld, Eric Kaplan.
Producer: Raduca Kaplan. Music: Brass
Castle, Charles Sydnor.
Review: “It’s violent, uncouth, vulgar
and consistently funny, though in the
148 / Easter’s
morning you might hate yourself for
laughing” (The Hollywood Reporter).
148 Easter’s Funniest Moments.
(Special; Comedy; My Network TV; April
19, 2008)
A springtime special in which comical
Easter Sunday mishaps caught on tape are
presented.
Host: Erik Estrada, Laura McKenzie.
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Shar-
ratt, David McKenzie. Producer: John
Ross. Associate Producer: Heather Biggins.
Director: David McKenzie. Writer: Heather
Biggins, John Ross.
149 Easy Money. (Series; Comedy;
CW; October 5, 2008 to November 23,
2008)
In the small Southwestern town of
South Nile there exists the Prestige Pay
Day Loans Company. It is run by the
Buffkin family. It’s motto is “Credit a
wreck? We’ve got your check.” And for
people desperately in need of money, they
can get it with a twenty-five percent
weekly interest rate.
Bobette is the brains behind the busi-
ness. Roy, her husband, supervises opera-
tions. Their children, Cooper, Brandy and
Morgan, assist. Cooper handles the com-
puters; Morgan is the enforcer (goes after
dead beats); Brandy runs the office.
Cherise is Cooper’s wife; Julia is Morgan’s
girlfriend, a genetics grad student; Mike
is Brandy’s husband; Shep is the wheel-
chair bound friend of the family; Barry is
the rather seedy ex-cop Morgan uses for
help when needed. Stories follow the Buf-
fkins as they deal with the various people
who come to them for a fast loan.
Cast: Laurie Metcalf (Bobette Buffkin),
Nick Searcy (Roy Buffkin), Jeff Hephner
(Morgan Buffkin), Katie Lowes (Brandy
Buffkin), Jay R. Ferguson (Cooper Buf-
fkin), Marsha Thompson ( Julia), Kim-
berly Estrada (Cherise Buffkin), Gary
Farmer (Shep), Judge Reinhold (Barry),
Joe Peracchio (Mike Klink).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Diane
Frolov, Jimmy Mulville, Andrew Schnei-
der. Co-Executive Producer: Brandon Hill.
Producer: Bobby Gaylor.
Reviews: “Extremely topical, well acted
and surprisingly touching, Easy Money is a
promising new entry... The series has that
quirky, character-driven appeal that res-
onates well with viewers” (Variety).
“An engaging series like this should pay
off for the CW” (The Hollywood Reporter).
150 Easy to Assemble. (Series; Com-
edy; Internet; Premiered: September 22,
2008)
Fed up with her life as an actress, Illeana
Douglas impulsively decides to quit and
begin a new career as a clerk at a local
IKEA in Hollywood. Stories follow Il-
leana’s still hectic life as former aspects of
her life—from agents to gossip columnists
to adoring fans — still plague her.
Cast : Illeana Douglas (Herself ), Re-
becca Lord (Amber), Michael Valdsgaard
(Bjorn), Jane Lynch (Gjorn), Alan Havey
(Stalker).
151 Edgar and Ellen. (Series; Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; Premiered: Oc-
tober 7, 2008)
Edgar and Ellen are a brother and sister
who live in a mansion on the edge of the
town of Nod’s Limbs. Edgar and Ellen
however, are not your normal twins: they
have a Charles Addams drawn look to
them and they are quite mischievous.
They have a hairy, one -eyed pet called Pet
and stories relate their endless efforts to
find excitement by pulling pranks on the
hopeless citizens of Nod’s Limbs.
Voice Cast : Kathleen Barr (Edgar/
Berenice), Jillian Michaels (Ellen/Cassidy),
Ashleigh Ball (Stephanie/Pepper/Principal
Mulberry), Ian James Corlett (Poe/Slug).
Credits: Executive Producer: Trish Lind-
say, Delna Bhesania, Barry Ward, Barbara
Ferro. Supervising Producer: Rose Ann Tis-
serand, John Bush.
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152 The 808. (Series; Reality; Fuel
TV; 2008)
A look at the lives, struggles and ambi-
tions of the professional surfers who swarm
to Hawaii’s North Shore of Oahu each
winter.
Featured Surfers: Kala Alexander,
Alexander DaHu, Eddie Rothman, Makua
Rothman, Andy Irons, Bruce Irons, Kai
Garcia, Kamalei Alexander.
153 Eleventh Hour (British). (Se-
ries; Science Fiction; BBC America; 2008)
The British series on which the American
series of the same title is based. Ian Hood
is a former physics professor who is re-
cruited by the British government to inves-
tigate a new problem that has arisen: human
disasters and tragedies caused by modern
medical experimentation. Rachel Young
assists Ian and stories follow their efforts
to stop those who exploit the new technol-
ogies despite what dangerous results occur.
Cast: Patrick Stewart (Prof. Ian Hood),
Ashley Jensen (Rachel Young).
Credits: Executive Producer: Andy Har-
ries. Producer: Stephen Smallwood. Music:
The Insects.
154 Eleventh Hour (U.S.). (Series;
Science Fiction; CBS; Premiered: Octo-
ber 9, 2008)
Dr. Jacob Hood is a brilliant biophysi-
cist who is also a special science advisor
for the U.S. government. As medical tech-
nologies advance, there are unscrupulous
individuals who seek to profit from them,
no matter what the cost. Dr. Hood is a
man who is dedicated to protecting the
substance of science from those nefarious
motives. When abuse is detected and a sci-
entific or medical crisis has arisen, Dr.
Hood becomes the last line of defense
(called in at the eleventh hour). Stories fol-
low Dr. Hood as he risks his life to solve
scientific crimes before unspeakable horrors
are set on mankind. Rachel Young, a spe-
cial FBI protection agent, assists Dr.
Hood. Based on the British series.
Eli / 155
Cast: Rufus Sewell (Dr. Jacob Hood),
Marley Shelton (Rachel Young).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jerry
Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman, Ethan
Reiff, Cyrus Voris, Danny Cannon, Mick
Davis, Paul Buccieri. Music: Graeme Rev-
ell.
Reviews: “Less than compelling knock
off [of the British series of the same title]”
(New York Post).
“How ironic then, that the Eleventh
Hour premiere focuses on unethical clones
because if cloning were really a major
crime in TV, CBS executives could have
the book thrown at them” (Variety).
155 Eli Stone. (Series; Drama; ABC;
January 31, 2008 to December 17, 2008)
Wethersby, Posner and Klein is a San
Francisco based law firm that employs Eli
Stone, a cold-hearted attorney obsessed
with winning cases no matter who gets
hurt. One day life changes for Eli when he
begins to hear (and see) George Michael
singing the song “Faith” everywhere he
goes. The problem is — no one else can.
Shortly after, when Eli becomes involved
in a pro-bono case (helping a woman
prove a drug company was responsible for
her son’s autism) he has a change of heart.
He becomes compassionate and asks to
head the firm’s pro-bono division. The vi-
sions and songs, however, have not
stopped. An MRI reveals that Eli has an
inoperable brain aneurism that could ex-
plain the visions. With the help of his ho-
listic doctor, Fred Lobukowski (who prac-
tices under the name Dr. Chen), Eli hopes
to cope with his condition and visions.
Stories follow Eli as he now fights for the
little guy while at the same time trying to
cope with the changes that are occurring in
his life.
Jordan Wethersby is the senior law part-
ner; Taylor is his daughter (and Eli’s
fiancé); Patti is Eli’s secretary; Matt David
is a lawyer with the firm; Nathan Stone, a
doctor, is Eli’s brother.
156 / Ellen’s
Cast: Jonny Lee Miller (Eli Stone), Vic-
tor Garber ( Jordan Wetersby), Natasha
Henstridge (Taylor Wetersby), Loretta
Devine (Patti), James Saito (Dr. Chen),
Sam Jaeger (Matt Dowd), Lauren Benanti
(Beth Keller).
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg
Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, Chris Misi-
ano. Co-Executive Producer: Andrew A.
Ackerman. Co-Producers: Michael Cedar,
Melissa Berman, Jennifer Lence. Music:
Blake Neely.
Reviews: “The series does have an en-
gaging star ... and a willingness to tackle
spiritual issues, but ... ground Eli’s jour-
ney with advocating for the little guy court
cases” (Variety).
“Eli Stone nibbles at the corners of
other series, including Ghost Whisperer and
Saving Grace that will ... guide Stone from
his unacceptable atheism to a more con-
ventional belief in a divine spirit” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
156 Ellen’s Even Bigger Really Big
Show. (Special; Variety; TBS; November
29, 2008)
A sequel to Ellen’s Really Big Show (TBS,
November 2007) that features comedy
from Ellen DeGeneres as well as variety
acts from around the world (magicians,
dancers, singers and music acts). Taped at
Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas and a much
better effort than Rosie Live! (see entry) at
reviving the variety series on television (al-
though this too, as of December 31, 2008)
has not produced a series.
Host: Ellen DeGeneres.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mary Con-
nelly, Ed Glavin, Andrew Lasiner. Super-
vising Producer: J.P. Buck. Producer: Doug-
las C. Forbes. Director: Michael Dempsey.
Writer: Alison Balian.
157 The Emmy Awards. (Special;
Variety; ABC; September 21, 2008)
The 60th annual presentation that hon-
ors the best in broadcast and cable televi-
sion.
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Hosts: Tom Bergeron, Heidi Klum,
Howie Mandel, Jeff Probst, Ryan Seacrest.
Presenters Include: Christina Applegate,
Candice Bergen, David Boreanaz, Wayne
Brady, Kristin Chenoweth, America Fer-
rera, Tina Fey, Lawrence Fishburne, Kathy
Griffin, Neil Patrick Harris, Teri Hatcher,
Jennifer Love Hewitt, Felicity Huffman,
Hugh Laurie, Don Rickles, Nicollette
Sheridan, Kiefer Sutherland, Vanessa Wil-
liams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ken Ehr-
lich. Producer: Renato Basile. Co-Producer:
Danette Herman. Director: Louis J.
Horvitz. Writer: David Wild, Jon Macks,
Ken Ehrlich.
158 Estate of Panic. (Series; Reality;
Sci Fi; November 12, 2008 to December
17, 2008)
Seven players (per show) compete for
the opportunity to win large sums of
money. A “haunted house” is the setting
and players must search for money hidden
in the booby-trapped house; for example,
a room filled with non-poisonous snakes;
rooms that fill with water. Three chal-
lenges (searches) are presented on each
show and after each challenge the weakest
performers are eliminated (those that be-
came frightened and were unable to finish
the room search, those that just couldn’t
find what the challenge called for, or those
with the least amount of found money).
Two players are eliminated per room chal-
lenge. The last person standing (recover-
ing the most money) faces a final challenge
in the vault room. If he can successfully
complete the task he wins the available
money (what ever was found in the prior
challenges and which was placed in the
bank).
Host: Steve Valentine.
Credits: Executive Producer: Richard
Hall. Co-Executive Producer: Alex Rader.
Supervising Producer: Barry Hennessy.
Music: Yoav Goren.
Review: “Simple-minded players endure
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a parade of silly stunts and contests, but meeting (seen in a flashback) to her current
this cheeky show is mostly an ordeal for efforts to discover why the relationship
viewers” (Variety). broke off. Daphne is Bella’s sister; Vivian,
a high school history teacher, Augie and
159 Every Second Counts. (TV
Cyrus are her friends and roommates;
Movie; Drama; Hallmark; July 12, 2008)
Rufus is Bella’s dog. Based on the Israeli
Brooke Preston is a 17-year-old girl who
series The Mythological Ex.
dreams of becoming a veterinarian. Her
Cast: Elizabeth Reaser (Bella Bloom),
father, ex-rodeo rider Joe Preston, has
Rachel Boston (Daphne Bloom), Alexan-
trained Brooke for the circuit and sees her
der Breckenridge (Vivian), Adam Rothen-
as a way of helping his family survive
berg (Augie), Amir Talai (Cyrus), William
financial difficulties. The story follows
Russ (Bella’s father), Anne Bedian (Psy-
Brooke as she puts her dreams on hold to
chic).
compete in rodeo pinning contests to help
Credits: Executive Producer: Segahl
her family.
Avin, Avi Nir, Mosh Danon, Jonathan
Cast : Stephen Collins ( Joe Preston),
Levin, Diane Ruggiero. Producer: Jimmy
Magda Apanowicz (Brooke Preston), Bar-
Simons. Music: Frankie Pine.
bara Williams (Helen Preston), Brett Dier
Reviews: “The Ex-List is one of those
(Caden), Chelah Horsdal (Miss Allen),
rare new surprises that constantly charms
Eric Keenleyside (Dutch), Jim Shield
straight out of the box, boasting a clear
(Ken).
premise ... and a disarmingly appealing
Credits: Executive Producer: Lewis
lead in Elizabeth Reaser” (The Hollywood
Chesler, Paulina Mielech, David Permut-
Reporter).
ter. Producer: Elizabeth Sanchez, Robert
“There’s a twinkle in the eye of this
Vaughn. Music: Stacey Hersh. Writer:
show ... especially in the performance of
Arthur Martin, Jr. Director: John Brad-
... Elizabeth Reaser... There’s enough heat
shaw.
to warrant a second date, but not enough
Review: “It’s down right refreshing to
sparks to guarantee one” (Variety).
see a film that isn’t some Technicolor teen
fantasy ... as far as family dramas go, this 161 Eyes on Kenya. (Special; Vari-
is a summer gem” (Variety). ety; My Network TV; December 3, 2008)
Cameras follow celebrities as they travel
160 The Ex-List. (Series; Comedy-
throughout Kenya, East Africa, taking in
Drama; CBS; October 3, 2008 to Octo-
the breathtaking countryside, viewing an-
ber 24, 2008)
imals, visiting needy children (and offer-
Bella Bloom is a pretty 32-year-old sin-
ing hope) and embarking on a safari. The
gle woman and the owner of her own floral
program also features traditional African
shop (Bloom Flowers). One day, while
music and holiday songs.
with a group of friends, Bella is coached
Host: Roger Moore. Celebrities: Dean
into having a psychic reading. It changes
Cain, Shannon Elizabeth, Kyle Massey,
the course of her life. She learns that if she
Christopher Massey, Louis Gossett, Jr.
doesn’t marry within one year she will
Credits: Executive Producer: David
spend the rest of her life alone. She is also
McKenzie, Paul Sharratt. Producer-Writer:
told that her future husband is someone
John Ross. Director: David McKenzie,
she already dated — but who? Believing
John Ross.
what she was told, Bella makes a list of her
ex flames and sets out on a search to find 162 Fab Five : The Texas Cheer-
her one true love. Each episode presents leader Scandal. (TV Movie; Drama;
Bella’s encounter with an ex from their first Lifetime; August 2, 2008)
163 / Factory
Factual movie based on events that took
place in McKinney (a Dallas, Texas sub-
urb) about five cheerleaders (Brooke, Jeri,
Lisa, Ashley and Tabitha, known as “The
Fab Five”) as they defy teachers, parents
and school authorities to do what they
want—from drinking to posting suggestive
photos on the Internet.
Cast: Tatum O’Neal (Lorene Tippet),
Ashley Benson (Brooke Tippet), Jessica
Heap ( Jeri Blackburn), Aimee Spring
Fortier (Lisa Toledo), Stephanie Honore
(Ashley), Ashlynn Ross (Tabitha Doering),
Jenna Dewan (Emma Carr), Carissa
Capobianco (Cindy Harper), Hailey Wist
(Meagan Harper), Dameon Clarke (Adam
Reeve), Daniel Newman (Trevor).
Credits: Executive Producer: Orly Adel-
son. Co-Executive Producer: Jonathan Es-
kenas. Producer: Bob Wilson, Writer:
Teena Booth. Director: Tom McLough-
lin.
Review: “Insane and inane and perfect
for a slow Saturday night when the second
most exciting choice is a visit to the late
night nail joint down the street” (New York
Post).
163 Factory. (Series; Comedy; Spike
TV; June 29, 2008 to July 27, 2008)
A small town factory located in any city
that could make anything (nothing is ex-
actly identified) is the setting for a look at
the life of the blue collar worker as de-
picted through the antics of four buffoons:
Gary, Smitty, Chase and Gus.
Cast: Mitch Rouse (Gary), David Pas-
quesi (Smitty), Michael Coleman (Chase),
Jay Leggett (Gus).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mitch
Rouse, John D. Lynch, Dave Becky,
Michael Rotenberg. Supervising Producer:
Ken Lipman.
Reviews: “Factory quickly devolves into
a meaningless slapstick of goofy faces and
a forced awkwardness that suggests the vi-
sion of someone who has watched Curb
Your Enthusiasm over and over but still has
42
not figured out what makes it so funny”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“While it’s unlikely this Factory will
mass-produce anytime soon, sticking with
these Cro-Magnons could pay dividends
down the line” (Variety).
164 Faith Hill: Joy to the World.
(Special; Variety; PBS; December 18,
2008)
Singer Faith Hill celebrates the Christ-
mas holiday with songs from her album
“Joy to the World” (including “A Baby
Changes Everything,” “Have a Holly Jolly
Christmas,” “Winter Wonderland” and
“Little Drummer Boy”).
Host: Faith Hill.
Credits: Producer-Director: Joe Thomas.
Co-Producer: Christine Davies. Orchestra:
David Campbell. Backup Vocals: Crystal
Talicfero, Penny Coleman, Wendy Moten.
165 Family Court with Judge
Penny. (Series; Reality; Syn.; Premiered:
September 9, 2008)
Real cases involving matters that affect
families, from husbands vs. wives to par-
ents suing their children.
Judge: Penny Brown Reynolds. Bailiff:
Damon Ormsby. Narrator: Bill Fike.
Credits: Executive Producer: Stephanie
Drachkovitch, Rasha Drachkovitch, Judge
Penny Brown Reynolds, Jill Blackstone.
Co-Executive Producer: Glenn Mehan. Su-
pervising Producer: Mike Kopplin. Pro-
ducer: Ted Bortolin, Matthew Flynn, An-
gela Ford.
166 Family Entertainment Awards.
(Special; Variety; CW; December 12,
2008)
The annual ANA Alliance for Family
Entertainment presentation that honors
the shows, actors, actresses and producers
that support family friendly programs.
Only the winning subject in each category
is revealed, followed by a short clip to il-
lustrate the choice. Also featured is an
emotional tribute to John Ritter by Kaley
 43
Cuoco, who is brought to tears when she
reflects on working with John on the series
Eight Simple Rules. Originally aired as The
Family Television Awards.
Host: Tyler James Williams. Guests:
Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Leona
Lewis, Taylor Swift, Blake Lively, Mario
Lopez, Mary Hart, Ryan Seacrest, Jennie
Garth, Julianne Hough, Chris Rock, Kaley
Cuoco.
Credits: Executive Producer: Orly Adle-
son, Barry Adelman. Producer: Cindy
Clark. Director: Chris Donovan. Writer:
Barry Adelman, Matt Miller.
167 Family Foreman. (Series; Real-
ity; TV Land; July 16, 2008 to August 20,
2008)
An intimate look at the home and
working life of George Foreman, the for-
mer heavyweight boxing champion, who
has reinvented himself as a businessman
(inventor of the George Foreman Grill).
Cast: George Foreman, Leola Foreman,
Mary Foreman, Natalie Foreman, George
Foreman III, George Foreman IV, George
Foreman V, George Foreman VI.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Ford,
Jon Kroll, Kevin Lopez, Jim Rosenthal.
Supervising Producer: Jen Sleeper, Jerry
D’Allesandro. Producer: Mark Costa.
Music: Doug DeAngelis.
Review: “The thinnest of thin plot lines
aside, Family Foreman is a must for anyone
who has followed the ... career of George
Foreman ... whose sledge hammer fists ...
made him the most feared fighter on the
planet 35 years ago” (New York Post).
168 Farmer Wants a Wife. (Series;
Reality; CW; April 30, 2008 to June 25,
2008)
Ten city women are brought to the Mis-
souri farm of Matt Neustadt (who is look-
ing for a wife). The women compete in
farm related challenges (with the weakest
performers being eliminated). The girl
who best demonstrates her abilities on a
farm has the opportunity to become
Fat / 170
Matt’s wife. The women are Amanda (stu-
dent), Ashley (catering sales manager),
Brooke (marketing representative), Christa
(personal assistant), Josie (math and tennis
teacher), Kanisha (property management),
Krista (accountant), Lisa (singer/dancer),
Stacey (sales and marketing), Stephanie
(jeweler).
Farmer: Matt Neustadt.
Credits: Executive Producer: Adam
Cohen, Cara Topper, Joanna Vernetti. Su-
pervising Producer: Chris Carlson, Jen
Rowland. Producer: Jack Cannon. Senior
Producer: Jeff Kuntz, Benny Reuven.
Reviews: “...the series has some ratings
potential by CW’s chicken feed standards
but doesn’t feel distinctive or titillating
enough to keep ’em down on the farm”
(Variety).
“Picture The Bachelor set amongst
chickens and cow chips, and you’ve got a
pretty good idea of the CW’s Farmer
Wants a Wife” (The Hollywood Reporter).
169 Fashion Rocks. (Special; Vari-
ety; CBS; September 9, 2008)
A star-studded concert, taped at Radio
City Music Hall, that honors the extraor-
dinary relationship between fashion and
music.
Host : Denis Leary. Performers In-
clude: Mariah Carey, Justin Timberlake,
Keith Urban, Kid Rock, Chris Brown, Be-
yonce, Black Eyed Peas, L’il Wayne, Ri-
hanna.
Credits: Producer-Director: Don Mis-
cher.
170 Fat Guy Gets Stuck in Inter-
net. (Series; Comedy; Cartoon Network;
Premiered: June 15, 2008)
Ken Gemberling is an overweight com-
puter program designer. One night Ken
pours beer on his computer. Immediately
he is sucked into the internet and meets
Bit and Byte, computer heroes who battle
the foes of the web. When Ken learns the
internet is threatened by evil he allies him-
self with Bit and Byte. Stories follow the
171 / Fear
trio as they begin their quest to defeat
Chains, a dimwitted villain seeking to stop
them. Aired as a segment of the Adult
Swim series.
Cast: John Gemberling (Ken Gember-
ling), Liz Cackowski (Byte), Neil Casey
(Bit), Curtis Gwinn (Chains).
Credits: Executive Producer: John Gem-
berling, Curtis Gwen, David Tochterman.
Producer: Marshall Eder. Music: Cody
Westheimer.
171 Fear Itself. (Series; Anthology;
NBC; June 5, 2008 to August 21, 2008)
A thirteen episode series of horror sto-
ries featuring lesser known performers but
well known movie writers and directors.
Performers Include: Cynthia Watros,
Colin Ferguson, Nicole Leduc, Maggie
Lawson, Sonja Bennett, Wendell Pierce,
Paul Jai Parker, Briana Evigan, Elisabeth
Moss, Stephen R. Hart, Russell Hornsby,
Stephen Martines, Shiri Appleby, John
Billingsley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Andrew
Deane, Keith Addes, Mick Garris. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Peter Block. Supervising
Producer: Grant Rosenberg. Producer:
Adam Goldworm, Ben Browning. Music:
Bobby Johnston.
172 Female Forces. (Series; Reality;
Biography Channel; Premiered: October
5, 2008)
Profiles of the women of the Naperville,
Illinois Police Department as they patrol
the streets (and arrest felons).
Credits: Executive Producer: Leslie Greif,
Adam Reed. Producer: Elizabeth Herrera,
Salvador Rios, Marie Joelle Rick. Associ-
ate Producer: Terice Wafer.
173 50 Cent: The Money and the
Power. (Series; Reality; MTV; Pre-
miered: November 6, 2008)
Curtis Jackson, alias rapper 50 Cent,
earned over $150 million in 2007 and has
proven himself a successful businessman.
Fourteen hopeful moguls are brought to-
44
gether and compete in a series of business
challenges with the best performing player
winning $100,000. Curtis reviews the con-
testants performances and eliminates the
weakest performers on a weekly basis.
Host: Curtis Jackson. Judges: LL Cool
Jay, Lloya Banks, Tony Yayo.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Bloom. Co-Executive Producer: Gabriel Al-
varez, Sacha Jenkins. Supervising Producer:
Lennox Wiseley, Bruce Klassen. Producer:
Matt Mays.
174 Final Approach. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; May 24, 2008)
Hostage drama about extremists who
take over a plane and threaten to destroy
it unless their imprisoned cult leader is re-
leased.
Cast: Dean Cain ( Jack Bender), An-
thony Michael Hall (Greg Hilliad), Ernie
Hudson (Lorenzo Dawson), Lea Thomp-
son (Alicia Bender), Sunny Mabrey (Sela
Jameson), Christopher Cousins (Vince
Gilford), Tracey Gold (Lina Howren).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry Lev-
inson. Producer: Michael Moran. Writer:
Adam Armus, Nora Kay Foster. Director:
Armand Mastroianni.
175 Finish Line. (TV Movie; Adven-
ture; Spike; April 21, 2008)
Action combined with crime about
Mitch Camponella, a race car driver who
becomes involved in an arms smuggling
operation.
Cast: Sam Page (Mitch Camponella),
Scott Baio (Frank Chase), Taylor Cole
( Jessie Chase), Timilee Romolini (Agent
Matthews), Dan Lauria ( Joe Camponella),
Lexi Baxter (Blossom), Tracy Dali (Warden
Ilsa), Travis Willingham (Tommy Granger).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Moran, H. Daniel Gross, Milena Milice-
vic. Producer: Randy Pope. Director: Gerry
Lively. Writer: Ron McGee.
176 Fire and Ice : The Dragon
Chronicles. (TV Movie; Horror; Sci Fi;
October 19, 2008)
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Medieval tale of a princess (Luisa) and
a knight (Gabriel) who risk their lives to
save their kingdom from a dragon.
Cast: Amy Acker (Princess Luisa), Tom
Wisdom (Gabriel), Arnold Voslon (King
Augustin), John Rhys-Davies (Sangimel),
Oana Pellea (Queen Remini), Loredana
Groza (Lila).
Credits: Executive Producer: Angela
Mancusco, Alma Sarbu. Producer: Andrei
Boncea, Michele Greco. Music: Frankie
Blue.
177 First Class All the Way. (Series;
Reality; Bravo; Premiered: November 3,
2008)
A look at how the very wealthy indulge
on lavish vacations. Sara Duffy, the founder
of the Los Angeles–based Travel Con-
cierge, SRD International, arranges the
trips for her high-end clients as they tra-
verse the globe.
Host: Sara Duffy.
Credits: Executive Producer: Scott A.
Stone, Lori Kaye, David Osper. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Omid Kahangi, Amy
Elkins, Jennifer Herschko. Music: David
Vanacore.
Reviews: “Bravo’s lineup sounds in-
creasingly tone deaf— pushing ... caviar
dreams to a nation in the throes of 401(k)
nightmares” (Variety).
“Will a debt-riddled nation devastated
by a ravaged economy ... and a looming
credit crisis flock to watch a show that de-
tails how the richest of the rich splurge
while on holiday?” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
178 Flashpoint. (Series; Crime
Drama; CBS; July 11, 2008 to September
18, 2008)
Gregory Parker is a sergeant with the
SRU (Strategic Response Unit) of the
Toronto, Canada, Police Department, a
unit whose duty is to defuse explosive
standoff situations. Jules, Sam, Ed, Kevin
and Mike assist him; Dr. Amanda Luria
is the unit’s psychiatrist. Episodes begin
Flirting / 179
with a standoff situation; flashbacks are
used to detail the circumstances that led
to it and how the team resolves it (hope-
fully through negotiations rather than
deadly force). The second season pre-
miered January 9, 2009.
Cast : Enrico Colantoni (Gregory
Parker), Amy Jo Johnson ( Jules Calla-
ghan), Hugh Dillon (Ed Lane), Daniel
Paetkau (Sam Braddock), Ruth Marshall
(Dr. Amanda Luria), Michael Cram
(Kevin Wordsworth), Sergio DiZio (Mike
Scarlatti), Janaya Stephens (Sophie Lane;
Ed’s wife).
Credits: Executive Producer: Anne Ma-
rie La Traverse, Bill Mustos, Jessie Cam-
eron. Producer: Tracy Boulton. Music: Ron
Proulix.
Reviews: “Flashpoint is a perfectly com-
petent police procedure right down to its
convincing weapons and tactics. However,
based on the pilot, it isn’t particularly fresh
or inventive” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“...as a viewing experience, the series it-
self possesses so little flash ... that it’s
difficult to see the point” (Variety).
179 Flirting with 40. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; December 6, 2008)
Jackie Laurence is a divorcee and the
mother of two children ( Jessica and Wil-
liam). She is also about to turn 40. Kyle
Hamilton is a twenty-something surf in-
structor based in Hawaii. To take a break
from her hectic life, Jackie vacations in
Hawaii, meets Kyle and soon after, begins
a promising relationship with him. The
story follows the problems that ensue for
both as they become involved in an older
woman, younger man situation.
Cast : Heather Locklear ( Jackie Lau-
rence), Robert Buckley (Kyle Hamilton),
Vanessa L. Williams (Kristine), Connor
Bancroft (Daniel Laurence), Jamie Bloch
( Jessica Laurence), Anne Hawthorne
(Claire), Sam Duke (William Laurence).
Credits: Executive Producer: Frank von
Zerneck, Robert M. Sertner, Judith Verno.
180 / Florence
Co-Executive Producer: Lucy Mukerjee.
Producer: Lynn Raynor. Director: Mikael
Salmon. Writer: Julia Dahl.
Reviews: “Flirting with 40 is ... a frothy
girls night in of the ‘I am cougar: Hear me
purr’ variety — one that should seduce a
femme audience hungry for white sand
beaches and well toned abs” (Variety).
“This is a terrific couch and cake, girls
only story that could have been anything
but a TV movie” (New York Post).
180 The Florence Henderson
Show. (Series; Talk; Retirement Living
TV; Premiered: January 17, 2008)
A look at Hollywood, past and present,
via interviews with celebrities who were a
part of that glorious era (like Lindsay Wag-
ner, Bob Newhart, Monty Hall and Carol
Burnett).
Host: Florence Henderson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jim Downs,
Peter M. Green. Producer: Connie Magana,
Jennifer Wojnar, Anne Hill, Daresha Kyi.
181 Flu Bird Horror. (TV Movie;
Horror; Sci Fi; August 23, 2008)
Man vs. bird saga about townspeople
battling mutant birds carrying a deadly
virus.
Cast : Sarah Butler (Ava), Bill Posley
(Derrick), Brent Lydie (Gordan), Tarri
Markell (Dr. Giovanna Thomas), Clare
Carey (Dr. Jacqueline Hale), Rebekah
Kochan (Lola), Lance Guest (Garrett).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kenneth
Badish. Music: Alan Howarth. Director:
Leigh Scott. Writer: Tony Daniel, Brian
D. Smith.
182 Food Detectives. (Series; Real-
ity; Food Network; Premiered: July 29,
2008)
Culinary experts explore then unravel
the mysteries and myths behind food.
Host: Ted Allen.
183 For the Love of Grace. (TV
Movie; Drama; Hallmark; August 30,
2008)
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Romance drama focusing on the rela-
tionship between a how-to book writer
(Grace) and a reckless fire fighter (Steve).
Cast : Chandra West (Grace), Mark
Consuelos (Steve Lockwood), Corbin
Bernsen (Captain Washington), Ennie
Esmer (Frank Lockwood), Cara Pifko
( Jen).
Credits: Executive Producer: Frank Sir-
acusa, Orly Adelson, Amy Goldberg. Co-
Executive Producer: Mark Consuelos. Pro-
ducer: Ian McDougall. Writer: Paul Reuhl,
Ramona Barckart. Director: Craig Pryce.
Review: “For the Love of Grace is one of
those unfortunate made-for-television
movies that can’t find its way to taking off
and flying right. It stays grounded in the
humdrum of the ordinary, and that’s not
good for anyone involved, especially the
viewer” (The Hollywood Reporter).
184 Foreign Body. (Series; Drama;
Internet; Premiered: May 27, 2008)
On August 5, 2008 a book called Foreign
Body was released. To promote sales, a 50
episode daily series based on the book was
produced prior to the book’s release. The
program attempts to make viewers aware
of the dangers of seeking medical treat-
ment in foreign countries. To demonstrate
this, United Medical Heath Care trains a
gorgeous Indian woman (Veena) to prove
their point by killing patients who leave
the U.S. for medical treatment overseas.
Cast: Pranidhi Varshney (Veena Chan-
dra), Terasa Livingstone (Petra Dan-
deroff ), Rachna Khatau (Samira Patel),
Cal Morgan (Wes McGee), Keith Arthur
Bolden (Durell Williams), Jennifer Dorogi
(Sam Ramos), Lisha Yakub (Supriya),
Ranjit Johal (Amala), Charles Pacello (Dr.
Owen Tomlinson).
Credits: Executive Producer: Douglas
Cheney, Michael Eisner, Chris Hampel,
Chris McCaleb. Producer: Jim Stoddard.
Music: Jim McKeever.
185 Forensic Files. (Series; Reality;
Tru TV; Premiered: January 1, 2008)
 47
Crimes are reenacted to show how the
science of forensics played a pivotal role
in allowing police to solve the case.
Narrator: Peter Thomas.
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Dow-
ing, Lori Siegel. Supervising Producer: Ed
Hersh. Producer: Ed Freedman, Vince
Sherry, William J. Floyd. Music: Alan Ett
Music Group.
186 4 Real. (Series; Reality; CW; Oc-
tober 5, 2008 to November 23, 2008)
Celebrity guests travel to various cities
and countries around the world to con-
nect with young adults who are affecting
real changes in their particular environ-
ment. Episodes are inspirational as cam-
eras capture “the real heroes of our time.”
Host: Sol Guy.
Credits: Producer: Sol Guy.
187 Fringe. (Series; Drama; Fox; Pre-
miered: September 9, 2008)
Olivia Dunham, a former U.S. Marine
investigator, and Mark Valley are FBI
agents. However, unlike others in their
field, they investigate cases involving fringe
science — situations that are not only puz-
zling but seemingly beyond all that is cur-
rently known by science (such as reanima-
tion, mind control, unknown toxins and
astral projection). They are assisted by
Walter Bishop, a somewhat crazy scientist
involved with cutting edge research and
Peter, his rebellious, genius ne’er-do-well
son. Phillip Broyler is Olivia’s superior;
Nina Sharp is the manipulative corporate
executive; and FBI agents Charlie Francis
and Astrid Farnsworth are the other mem-
bers of the team.
Cast : Anna Torv (Olivia Dunham),
John Scott (Mark Valley), John Noble
(Walter Bishop), Joshua Jackson (Peter
Bishop), Lance Reddick (Phillip Broyler),
Blair Brown (Nina Sharp), Jasika Nicole
(Astrid Farnsworth).
Credits: Executive Producer: J.J. Abrams,
Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, Jeff Pin-
ner, Bryan Burk, Alex Graves. Producer:
Front / 189
Robert M. Williams. Music: Michael Gi-
acchino.
Reviews: “What really makes Fringe so
promising is that it is potentially reminis-
cent, in a small way, of the battle-of-the-
sexes charm of that once made Moonlight-
ing the best show on TV of its time” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
“Being derivative isn’t necessarily a con-
demnation in television, but given the aus-
pices and hype, Fringe disappoints... The
title should do a reasonably good job of
describing the show’s audience” (Variety).
188 From G’s to Gents. (Series; Re-
ality; MTV; July 15, 2008 to October 1,
2008)
Fourteen rough-around-the-edges men
compete to become gentlemen and a cash
prize of $100,000. Each competes in chal-
lenges that include style, grace, chivalry
and etiquette. The weakest performer each
week is denied entrance into the Gentle-
man’s Club. The one diamond-in-the-
rough who shows the most potential wins.
Host: Fonzworth Bentley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jamie
Foxx, Jaime Rucker King, Marcus King.
Producer: Ryan Crow, Allison Schermer-
horn.
189 Front of the Class. (TV Movie;
Drama; CBS; December 7, 2008)
A Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation
based on the autobiographical book by
Brad Cohen. Brad was born with Tourette
syndrome (involuntary tics and noises like
a dog bark) and has only one dream: to
become a teacher. The emotionally charged
story relates the hardships Brad had to
overcome to achieve his goal.
Cast: Jimmy Wolk (Brad Cohen), Pa-
tricia Heaton (Ellen Cohen), Dominick
Scott Kay (Young Brad), Treat Williams
(Norman Cohen), Molly Sullivan (Molly),
Kathleen York (Diane), Sarah Drew
(Nancy Lazarus), Lori Beth Edgeman
(Deborah).
Credits: Executive Producer: Timothy
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Shriver, Brent Shields. Producer: Cameron
Johnson, Andrew Gottlieb. Director: Peter
Werner. Writer: Tom Rickman.
Review: “Hallmark Hall of Fame hits a
dramatic bulls-eye with a tale of courage
and perseverance” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
190 The Funniest Commercials of
the Year. (Special; Comedy; TBS; De-
cember 23, 2008)
A look at the most humorous television
commercials broadcast during 2008 (in-
cluding national, regional and local).
Host: Kevin Nealon.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Dalrymple. Producer: Tony Lonni. Co-
Producer: Rachel Costa. Associate Producer:
Steve Zoslavsky. Writer: Tony DeSena.
191 Gadget or the Girl. (Series; Re-
ality; Playboy Channel; Premiered: Sep-
tember 1, 2008)
A somewhat unusual take on the tradi-
tional TV dating programs. Here a straight
guy is introduced to three gorgeous fe-
males “with sizzling bodies.” After a short
session in which the guys question the girls
(to learn compatibility), he chooses the
two he feels most comfortable with. The
three are sent out on a date with cameras
capturing the activities that follow. After
the date, the guy selects the one girl he
would like to date on a one-to-one basis.
However, after the girl is chosen, the guy
is offered a deal: a weekend excursion with
the girl or give her up for an expensive
“gadget” (for example, a plasma television.
The girl can also win a prize if she per-
suades the guy to pick her. If she is suc-
cessful, she wins whatever the guy would
have received). Surprisingly (or not?) the
gadgets are sometimes chosen over “a hot
babe.”
Host: Iliza Schlesinger.
192 Gary Unmarried. (Series; Com-
edy; CBS; Premiered: September 24,
2008)
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Gary Brooks is recently divorced (after
15 years of marriage) and the owner of
Gary House Painting. He is the father of
Louise and Tom and is hoping to start a
new life without the constant interference
of his ex-wife (Allison).
Gary is a free spirit; Allison is compul-
sive; their relationship led to a divorce.
Now, three months later, Gary feels it is
time to find another mate (as does Alli-
son). Gary has chosen Vanessa, a single
mother with a young son (Parker); and Al-
lison, Walter Krandall, her and Gary’s
marriage counselor (the author of the
book, Rules of the Perfect Divorce). Stories
follow Gary and Allison as they each try
to begin new lives despite the complica-
tions that ensue as Allison still feels she
needs to control Gary’s life. Eleven-year-
old Louise is a very pretty girl who is fas-
cinated by Al Gore; Tom is 14 years old
and fine with his friends but terrified of
girls. Dennis works for Gary; Charlie and
Connie are Allison’s parents; Jack is Gary’s
father. Originally titled Project Gary.
Cast: Jay Mohr (Gary Brooks), Paula
Marshall (Allison Brooks), Jaime King
(Vanessa Flood), Ed Begley, Jr. (Walter
Krandall), Kathryn Newton (Louise
Brooks), Ryan Malgarin (Tom Brooks), Al
Madrigal (Dennis Lopez), Charles Henry
Wyson (Parker Flood), Martin Mull
(Charlie), Jane Curtin (Connie), Max Gail
( Jack Brooks).
Credits: Executive Producer: Ed Yeager,
James Burrows, Ric Swartzlander. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Janae Bakken, Ira Unger-
leider. Producer: Dionne Kirscher.
Reviews: “It has some genuinely funny
lines ... CBS will be thrilled if the series
can hold most of the audience from The
New Adventures of Old Christine but even
that might be asking a lot” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
“Boiled down to a personal ad... Gary
Unmarried would read ‘Divorced white
male seeks audience. Those looking for
anything fresh, new or consistently amus-
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ing need not apply.’ CBS shouldn’t stay
home waiting by the phone” (Variety).
193 Gavin and Stacey. (Series; Com-
edy; BBC America; Premiered: 2008)
Stacey is a 26-year-old woman who
lives on Barry Island in South Wales, with
her mother, Gwen. Gavin, also 26, lives
in Billericay, Essex, with his parents, Mick
and Pam. Gavin and Stacey are also ro-
mantically involved, although it is a long
distance love. Stories follow their ups and
downs as they try to make their relation-
ship work despite the problems they en-
counter with friends who feel the relation-
ship will not work. Smithy is Gavin’s
friend; Nessa is Stacey’s best friend, a 40-
year-old who works in the arcade on Barry
Island.
Cast: Matthew Horne (Gavin), Joanna
Page (Stacey), Ruth Jones (Nessa), James
Corden (Smithy), Melanie Walthers
(Gwen), Larry Lamb (Mick), Alison
Steadman (Pam).
Credits: Executive Producer: Lindsay
Hughes, Henry Normal. Producer: Ted
Dowd. Associate Producer: Ruth Jones.
194 Gemini Division. (Series; Sci-
ence Fiction; Internet; August 18, 2008 to
October 16, 2008)
Anna Diaz is a streetwise undercover
detective with the N.Y.P.D. She is engaged
to Nick Korda and drawn into a dangerous
mystery when Nick is killed and Anna dis-
covers he was involved with the Gemini
Division, a secret and sinister organization
involved with covert military operations
and simulated humanoid life forms. The
fifty episode web cast follows Anna as she
seeks to learn why Nick was eliminated
and stop Gemini Division from assimilat-
ing its simulated life forms into society.
Cast : Rosario Dawson (Anna Diaz),
Justin Hartley (Nick Korda), Elizabeth
Bogush (Dr. Elizabeth Gavillan), Francois
Chau (Dr. Martin Ng), Daz Crawford
(The Cleaner), Matt Bushell (Det. Pete
Vacarella), Allison Scagliotti (M+M), Peter
Generation / 196
Jason (Colonel Black), Raphael Sbarge
(Corporal Ryder).
Credits: Executive Producer: Rosario
Dawson, Stan Rogow, Brenda Friedman.
Producer: John Alexander. Web Content
Producer: Deric A. Hughes.
195 Generation Gap. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark Channel; October 25,
2008)
Tale of a troubled teenager (Dylan) who
is sent by his mother (Veronica) to live
with his grandfather (Bart) in an effort to
change his wayward ways.
Cast: Edward Asner (Bart Cahill), Alex
Black (Dylan Statlan), Catherine Mary
Stewart (Veronica Statlan), Rue McClana-
han (Kay), Ralph Waite (Chick), Hal
Williams (Mac), Danielle Savre ( Jenny).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kevin Bo-
carde. Producer: Kyle A. Clark, Stephen
Niver. Music: Roger Bellon. Director: Bill
L. Norton. Writer: Sean King, Ray Star-
mann.
Review: “A solid veteran cast more than
offsets an otherwise unremarkable film”
(The Hollywood Reporter)
“The acting is smooth ... the script pro-
fessional and polished, if not soaring”
(New York Daily News).
196 Generation Kill. (Miniseries;
Drama; HBO; July 13, 2008 to August 24,
2008)
Seven part adaptation of Evan Wright’s
gritty first person account that details the
experiences of U.S. Marines during the
first 40 days of the Iraq invasion.
Cast : James Ransone ( Josh Ray Per-
son), Alexander Skarsgard (Brad Colbert),
Lee Tergesen (Evan Wright), Jon Huertas
(Antonio Espera), Stark Sands (Nathaniel
Fick), Billy Lush (Harold Trombley),
Jonah Lotan (Robert Bryan), Pawel Sza-
jda (Walt Hasser), Wilson Bethel (Evan
Stafford).
Credits: Executive Producer: David
Simon, Ed Burns, Anne Thomopoulos,
Charles Patterson. Producer: Andre Cal-
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derwood. Writer: David Simon, Ed Burns.
Director: Susanna White.
Review: “If John Adams was something
of an expensive misfire, HBO nails the tar-
get with Generation Kill, a raw, gritty, so
real you’ll forget it’s a dramatic miniseries”
(Variety).
197 Getting Away with Murder.
(Series; Comedy; Internet [IFC.com];
2008)
Seth Silver is a 25-year-old man who
leads a double life. He lives with his neu-
rotic mother, Rhonda (who believes he is
a veterinary technician) and his pretence to
be a slacker covers for his actual job as a
killer for hire. Stories follow Seth as he
struggles to cope with the situations that
arise when his professional hit man skills
constantly interfere with his other life. Lily
is Seth’s girlfriend; Rex is Seth’s best friend;
Kip is the man “who reared Seth in the
death business”; Pinkie is one of Kip’s
killers; The Spook is the unnamed gov-
ernment agent bent on bringing down
Kip’s death ring. Rhonda hosts a TV
cooking show called Ronnie’s Kitchen.
Cast: John Gilbert (Seth Silver), Misti
Traya (Lily), Gina Hecht (Rhonda Silver),
Kian Mitchum (Rex), Eric Beck (Kip), John
Kerry (The Spook), Justin Cotta (Pinkie).
198 Ghost Adventures. (Series; Re-
ality; Travel Channel; October 17, 2008 to
December 6, 2008)
Three ghost hunters explore supposed
haunted locations armed with only their
hand held cameras to discover if said loca-
tions are really haunted. Each episode also
includes a history of the site being inves-
tigated.
Ghost Hunters: Aaron Goodwin, Nick
Groff, Zak Bagans.
Credits: Executive Producer: Zak Bag-
ans. Supervising Producer: Katy DaSilva.
Producer: Anthony DiDonato.
199 Ghost Hunters International.
(Series; Reality; Sci Fi; Premiered: January
9, 2008)
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A spin-off from Ghost Hunters that
moves away from the U.S. and its haunted
houses to search for ghosts in the most
eerie places in countries around the world.
Once a site is chosen, a team sets up its
special audio and video equipment to cap-
ture the sights and sounds of the spirits
that are allegedly haunting it.
Narrator: Mike Rowe. Team: Robb
Demarest, Shannon Sylvia, Brian Harnois,
Donna LaCroix, Andy Andrews, Barry
Fistgerald.
Credits: Executive Producer: Alan
David, Rob Katz, Craig Piligian, Tom
Thayer. Supervising Producer: Mark Mari-
naccio. Producer: Matthew Hobin.
Reviews: “There are many moments
meant to scare the pants off the audience.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
200 Ghost Voyage. (TV Movie; Sci-
ence Fiction; Sci Fi; January 26, 2008)
Chiller about a haunted ship and the
efforts of its passengers to battle the evil
forces that command it.
Cast : Antonio Sabato, Jr. (Michael),
Seanna Russo (Serena), Cary-Hiroyuki
Tagawa (Steward), Julian Berlin ( Jessica),
Nicholas Irons (Nicholai), P.J. Marino
(Raymond), Zhasmina (Seductive Ghost),
Tanya Kozhuharova ( Junkie Ghost).
Credits: Producer: Jeffrey Beach, Philip
J. Roth. Co-Producer: T.J. Sakasegawa.
Writer: Rob Mecarini. Director: James Ox-
ford. Music: Nathan Furst.
201 Ghouls. (TV Movie; Horror; Sci
Fi; July 12, 2008)
A seemingly normal college student
( Jennifer) finds her life turned upside
down when she discovers her family’s dark
secret: they are, in reality, unearthly crea-
tures called Ghouls.
Cast: Kristen Renton ( Jennifer), Erin
Gray (Liz), William Atherton (Stefan),
James DeBello (Thomas), Don Badarau
(Vlad), Lucien Maier (Draga), Ivana Abur
( Jennifer’s mother), Marian Iacob (Alexa).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Ewehard
Engels. Producer: Kenneth Badish. Music:
Alan Howarth. Writer: Brian D. Young.
Director: Gary Jong.
202 Giada at Home. (Series; Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: October
18, 2008)
Chef Giada DeLaurentis shows viewers
how to prepare meals for special occasions
and gatherings with friends and family.
Host: Giada DeLaurentis.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rachel
Purnell. Supervising Producer: Olivia Ball.
Producer: Carl Green.
203 Gimme My Reality Show! (Se-
ries; Reality; Fox Reality Channel; Pre-
miered: October 9, 2008)
A reality competition to find a star to
host their own reality program. The can-
didates compete in a series of challenges
to test their abilities to handle the chores
of a reality show host. The winner receives
a shot at his or her own series on Fox Re-
ality (“All reality all the time”).
Host: George Gray. Contestants: Traci
Bingham (actress), A.J. Benzal (gossip
columnist), Gretchen Bonaduce (oppor-
tunist), Susan Olsen (Cindy on The Brady
Bunch), Ryan Starr (American Idol contest-
ant), Bobby Trendy (Anna Nicole Smith
Show queen), Kato Kaelin (O.J. Simpson
trial witness). Announcer: Bill Lloyd.
Credits: Executive Producer: Carol Sher-
man, Jeff Androsky. Producer: Christine
Blake.
Review: “...if this isn’t the biggest waste
of human DNA in television history, it
must be awfully close” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
204 Girl’s Best Friend. (TV Movie;
Comedy; Lifetime; February 2, 2008)
Lighthearted tale of a young woman
(Mary) who begins a cross country road
trip with her dog, a Jack Russell terrier
named Binky, to find herself after she be-
comes frustrated with her job as a music
critic.
Gladiators / 206
Cast: Janeane Garofalo (Mary), Nic-
holas Wright (Ethan), Kristen Holden-
Ried ( Jake), Sara Bradeen (Elaine), Noah
Bennett (Gary), Felicia Shulman (Gertie),
Allison Graham (Susan), Claire Brosseau
(Erica).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael Ja-
cobs, Harry Winer, Michael Prupas. Pro-
ducer: David Patterson, Jesse Prupas.
Music: Luc St. Pierre. Writer: Muffy Mar-
racco. Director: Peter Svatek.
205 The GLAAD Media Awards.
(Special; Variety; Bravo; June 27, 2008)
The 19th annual event that honors the
gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender
community in media and entertainment.
Host : Graham Norton. Appearing :
Kevin Bacon, Jennifer Beals, Candis
Cayne, Cindy Crawford, Ellen DeGen-
eres, Kathy Griffin, Janet Jackson, Jay
Manuel, Kyra Sedgwick, Sharon Stone,
Sofia Vergara, Paul James.
Credits: Executive Producer: Frances
Berwick, Neil Giuliano, Nadine C. Li-
costie. Producer: Diana Rodriquez, Dave
Serwatka. Director: Nadine C. Licostie.
206 Gladiators. (Series; Reality; BBC
America; Premiered: November 1, 2008)
A revised version of a 1990s British se-
ries of the same title that was based on the
1980s U.S. series American Gladiators. Six
men and six women are pitted against a
group of Gladiators in athletic contests de-
signed to determine the better of the two.
Host : Kristy Gallacher, Ian Wright.
Commentator: Alan Parry. Referee: John
Anderson IV. Gladiators: Sam Bond
(Atlas), Roderick Bradley (Spartan),
Du’aine Ladejo (Predator), David McIn-
tosh (Tornado), Nicholas Aldis (Obliv-
ion), Damar Martin (Destroyer), Lucy
Boggis (Tempest), Kara Nwidobie Sharpe
(Panther), Jemma Palmer (Inferno), Car-
oline Pearce (Ice), Jenny Pacey (Enigma),
Shirley Webb (Battleaxe), Donna Williams
(Cyclone).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robin Ash-
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brook, John Pollak, Karen Smith, Richard
Woolfe, Steve Jones. Producer: Marc Bas-
sett, Louise Whalley. Games Producer: An-
drew Norgate.
207 Glam God with Vivica A. Fox.
(Series; Reality; VH-1; August 21, 2008 to
October 16, 2008)
Stylists compete in various challenges
for the opportunity for a career as a
celebrity stylist and a cash prize of
$100,000. Each of the challenges is judged
by a panel and the weakest performers are
eliminated on a weekly basis.
Host : Vivica A. Fox. Judges: Philip
Bloch, Melanie Bromley, Vivica A. Fox.
Credits: Executive Producer: Cris Abrego,
Vivica A. Fox, Lita Richardson. Supervis-
ing Producer: Kristen Kelly, Jill Osmon
Modabber, Jeff Olde.
208 Go Go Rikki. (Series; Cartoon;
CW Kids; Premiered: September 13,
2008)
Nine circle-shaped characters, who are
each a different color and representative of
different cultures, interests and tempera-
ments, are the stars of a comedy accented
animated program aimed primarily at
tweens. Here their differences are second-
ary as the characters are always there for
each other as they learn about life and help
each other overcome the problems they
encounter. Characters: Bigoriki, Boboriki,
Chikoriki, Docoriki, Olgariki, Ottoriki,
Pogoriki, Rosariki, Wolliriki.
Voices: Emlyn Tyler, Dave Wells, Jason
Griffith, Bella Hudson, Heather Donahue,
Dan Green, Wayne Grayson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Norm
Grosfield, Alfred Kahan. Producer: Kathy
Borland. Music: Marian Lande.
209 The Golden Globe Awards.
(Special; Awards; NBC; January 13, 2008)
The Hollywood Foreign Press Associa-
tion honors achievements in film and tel-
evision. Originally scheduled as a three-
hour event that was affected by the 2007
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writer’s strike. When most actors refused
to cross picket lines, the event was retooled
as a sixty minute news conference wherein
the winners were announced and a picture
of said winner shown in the background.
Announcer: Shawn Parr.
Credits: Producer: Don Harary.
210 Gone Country. (Series; Reality;
CMT; Premiered: January 25, 2008)
Performers from various facets of the
entertainment industry learn the ins and
outs of the country music industry in an
attempt to become a country and western
entertainer.
Host: John Rich.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
Garfinkle, Marc Oswald. Producer: Bob
Kusbit, Jay Renfroe, Melanie Moreau.
211 The Gong Show. (Series; Vari-
ety; Comedy Central; July 17, 2008 to Au-
gust 21, 2008)
A revised version of the 1970s program
of the same title wherein amateur variety
acts perform seeking a cash prize and hop-
ing to avoid hearing a large gong sound
(which disqualifies them).
Host: Dave Attell. Prize Girl: Heidi
Van Horne. Judges: Julia Lea Wolov, Ron
White, J.D. Smoove, Jim Norton, Dian-
dra Newline, Dana Goodman, Steve
Schirripa, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
(a puppet).
Credits: Executive Producer: Zoe Fried-
man. Co-Executive Producer: Jennifer
Heffler. Producer: Bryce Eckhaus, Hedda
Musket.
Reviews: “The new Gong Show will
doubtless draw some curiosity seekers. The
question is how long they’ll stick around.
The more disturbing question is why”
(New York Daily News).
“Totally tasteless. Horribly embarrass-
ing. Filled with filthy-mouthed morons.
Don’t you just love summer TV?... Yes, it’s
the return of The Gong Show, smaller and
worse than ever. And just as funny” (New
York Post).
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212 Good Morning Internet. (Se-
ries; Comedy; Internet [IFC.com]; 2008)
A daily program that presents “all things
Internet” with co-hosts Quinn Morgan,
Colby Honeycutt, Chip Stockley, Devon
Shiloh and man-on-the-street reporter
Devon Shiloh.
Cast : Maggie Ross, Ryan Hunterm,
Ryan Hall, Taige Jensen, Jennifer Lyon.
Credits: Executive Producer: Colin
Moore, Craig Parks, Jennifer Caserta. Pro-
ducer: Tyler Jackson. Director: Karrie
Crouse. Writer: Ryan Hunter.
213 The Good Witch. (TV Movie;
Comedy-Drama; Hallmark; January 19,
2008)
Small town sheriff Jake Russell becomes
involved in a controversy when he falls in
love with Cassandra Nightingale, a new-
comer to town whose actions cause the cit-
izens to believe she is a witch.
Cast: Catherine Bell (Cassandra Night-
ingale), Chris Potter ( Jake Russell),
Catherine Disher (Martha), Peter Mac-
Beill (George O’Hanrahan), Allan Royal
(Walter Cobb), Hannah Endicott-Doug-
las (Lori), Paula Boudreau (Nancy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Orly Adel-
son, Frank Siracusa. Producer: Ian Mc-
Dougall. Writer: Rod Spence. Director:
Craig Pryce.
214 The Governor’s Wife. (TV
Movie; Drama; Lifetime Movie Network;
September 21, 2008)
A young newlywed (Hayley Danville)
seeks to prove that her husband’s mother
(Ann) is plotting to kill her.
Cast: Marilu Henner (Ann Danville),
Scout Taylor-Compton (Hayley Danville),
Matt Kessler (Nathan Danville), Deborah
Van Valkenburgh ( Jill Quigley), Timothy
Bottoms (Carl Lovett), Wendy Glenn
(Mandy Paulson).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Moran. Producer: Albert T. Dickerson III.
Music: Lawrence Schragge. Director: David
Burton Morris. Writer: Edithe Swenson.
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215 The Grammy Awards. (Special;
Variety; CBS; March 6, 2008)
The 50th annual presentation in which
performers from the music world are hon-
ored.
Guests: Cyndi Lauper, Tony Bennett,
Aretha Franklin, Alicia Keyes, Jerry Lee
Lewis, Ringo Starr, Burt Bacharach, Bey-
once Knowles, Cher, Quincy Jones, Her-
bie Hancock, Tina Turner, Andy Wil-
liams, Miley Cyrus, Carrie Underwood,
Taylor Swift, Little Richard, Carole King,
Andrea Bocelli, Lyle Lovett, Cab Cal-
loway, Jason Bateman, Tom Hanks, Na-
talie Cole, Roselyn Sanchez, Chris Brown.
Credits: Announcer: Rebecca Reidy. Ex-
ecutive Producer: John Cossette, Ken Ehr-
lich. Producer: Quincy Jones, Walter C.
Miller, Pierre Cossette. Director: Walter
C. Miller.
216 The Grammy Nominations
Concert Live!— Countdown to
Music’s Biggest Night. (Special; Vari-
ety; CBS; December 3, 2008)
A live program (the first presentation)
that announces the Grammy nominations
for the scheduled February 2009 telecast of
the music industry’s most coveted event.
Host: Taylor Swift, LL Cool J. Guests:
Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey, Celine
Dion, Foo Fighters, B.B. King, John
Mayer.
Credits: Executive Producer: John Cos-
sette, Ken Ehrlich.
217 Grave Misconduct. (TV Movie;
Mystery; Lifetime; September 6, 2008)
Julia London is a struggling mystery
novelist and librarian of the Mystery
Writer’s Workshop. Following the death
of a member, Julia finds his manuscript,
Grave Misconduct and, claiming it as hers,
finds a publisher. Later, Julia finds herself
becoming a detective to uncover the cul-
prit who is committing murders based on
incidents described in the book.
Cast: Crystal Bernard ( Julia London),
Michael Cole ( Jason Connelly), Dorian
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Harewood (Baxter Kyle), Mercedes Colon
(Cricket Jones), Fran Bennett (Mrs.
Crutch), John Fleck (Billy Speck), Rox-
anne Hart (Margo Lawrence), Joanna
Miles (Catherine Hallow).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Levinson. Producer: Susan McGuire, Brian
Gordon. Director: Armand Mastroianni.
Writer: Matthew Chernov, David Rosiak.
218 Greatest American Dog. (Se-
ries; Reality; CBS; July 10, 2008 to Sep-
tember 10, 2008)
Twelve people and their pampered dogs
are brought together and placed in a man-
sion called Canine Academy. Each week
the dogs are placed in a physical competi-
tion with the weakest dog performer caus-
ing him and his master to leave. The last
owner standing wins $250,000 and has his
or her pooch crowned “The Greatest
American Dog.”
Host: Jarod Miller. Judges: Wendy Di-
amond, Allan Reznick, Victoria Stillwell.
Credits: Executive Producer: R.J. Cutler,
Stu Schreiberg, Stephen Kroopnick. Co-
Executive Producer: Jamie Canniffe, Jim
Buss, Lenid Rodov. Supervising Producer:
Drew Brown. Producer: Mary Lisio.
Reviews: “As much as people love their
pooches, there’s something beyond silly
about shoehorning them into a master-
mutt reality elimination game ... feels like
old reheated kibble” (Variety).
“If you are a dog person, have I got a
show for you. It’s like dog camp but done
as a reality show” (New York Post).
219 Greatest Holiday Moments:
Holiday Home Video Countdown.
(Special; Comedy; NBC; December 25,
2008)
Comical Christmas season moments,
captured on video tape by viewers, are
showcased.
Announcer: Nolan North.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Horowitz, Lewis Fenton. Co-Executive Pro-
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ducer: Emily Sinclair. Producer: Carrie
Vanover.
220 Greatest Holiday Moments:
Songs of the Season Countdown.
(Special; Variety; NBC; December 12,
2008)
A look at the “top” twenty Christmas
songs of “all” time. The countdown be-
gins with number twenty (“It’s the Most
Wonderful Time of the Year” performed
by Andy Williams) to the number one
song (“White Christmas” by Bing Crosby
and Frank Sinatra). Other selections that
are true to the title are “Feliz Navidad”
(number 13, by Charo), “Jingle Bells”
(number 12, by Sonny and Cher), “Santa
Claus Is Coming to Town” (number 9, by
Tony Bennett), “All I Want for Christmas
Is You” (number 3, by Mariah Carey) and
“The Christmas Song” (number 2, by Nat
King Cole). Each of the selected songs is
shown via an incomplete clip; however,
many songs that are true to the season are
not used or even mentioned. These in-
clude “Silver Bells,” “Rudolph, the Red
Nosed Reindeer,” “Home for the Holi-
days” and “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.”
Announcer: Nolan North.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Horowitz, Lewis Fenton. Co-Executive
Producer: Emily Sinclair. Producer: Carrie
Vanover.
221 Greatest Holiday Moments:
TV and Film Countdown. (Special;
Variety; NBC; December 5, 2008)
A countdown of the 25 “greatest” mo-
ments from film and television Christmas
themed productions (with number 1 being
the film It’s a Wonderful Life and number
25 being the film Home Alone). Other
“classics” include the TV show The Office
(number 22), The Simpsons (19), the film
Planes, Trains and Automobiles (13), Satur-
day Night Live (8) and National Lampoon’s
Christmas Vacation (4). The selections pre-
sented are, for the most part, ridiculous,
as they are not representative of truly great
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TV and movie Christmas moments (miss-
ing, for example, are The Honeymooners, I
Love Lucy and Father Knows Best TV shows
and such movies as The Bishop’s Wife,
Christmas in Connecticut and A Tree Grows
in Brooklyn which presented what the pro-
gram missed).
Announcer: Nolan North.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Horowitz, Lewis Fenton. Co-Executive
Producer: Emily Sinclair. Producer: Jeanne
Bremer.
222 The Guinness Book of World
Records: The Top 100. (Special; Real-
ity; NBC; January 27, 2008)
A look at the 100 most unusual entries
found in The Guinness Book of World Rec-
ords.
Credits: Executive Producer: Al Berman,
Glenda Hersh, Shari Solomon. Producer:
Laurie Pekich, Gregory Fein, Liz Sterbenz.
Director: Liz Plonka.
223 A Gunfighter’s Pledge. (TV
Movie; Western; Hallmark; July 5, 2008)
During a gunfight with outlaws, Sher-
iff Matt Austin accidentally shoots an in-
nocent Californo (a Californian of Mexi-
can descent). Before the man dies, he asks
Matt to help his family defeat the town
villain (Lamar Horn) seeking his land. The
story follows Matt as he encounters love
(with Amaya) and trouble attempting to
defeat Horn.
Cast: Luke Perry (Matt Austin), C.
Thomas Howell (Lamar Horn), Jaclyn
DeSantis (Amaya), Kim Coates (Tate),
Nicholas Guest (Vaughn), James Keane
(Preacher), Francesco Quinn (Sheriff
Montero), Johann Urb (Lars Anderson).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Levinson, Robert Halmi Jr. Co-Executive
Producer: H. Daniel Gross. Producer: Al-
bert T. Dickerson III. Writer: Jim Byrnes.
Director: Armand Mastroianni. Music:
Nathan Furst.
Reviews: “The only thing that separates
Hallmark Channel’s A Gunfighter’s Pledge
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from being a top-notch Western is its far-
fetched story, questionable casting, mis-
leading title and stereotyped characters.
The scenery is terrific, though and the cos-
tumes are perfect” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“The Pledge ... adorns itself with a few
pieces of genre cliché, a few recognizable
scenarios and nothing else ... it provides
Western fans with exactly what they want,
then wraps up and heads home. B pictures
used to work like this, and now too, does
the Pledge” (DVD Talk).
224 Gym Teacher: The Movie. (TV
Movie; Comedy; Nickelodeon; Septem-
ber 12, 2008)
Dave Stewie, a disgraced Olympic gym-
nast working as a middle school physical
education teacher, seeks to redeem himself
by winning a gym teacher of the year
award.
Cast: Christopher Meloni (Dave Stewie),
Amy Sedaris (Abby Hofmann), Nathan
Kress (Roland Waffle), Benna O’Brien
(Morgan), Chelah Horsdal (Winnie
Bleeker), Alexia Fast (Susie Salisbury).
Credits: Executive Producer: Stanely M.
Brooks, Jim Head, Lauren Levine. Pro-
ducer: Scott McAboy. Music: Daniel Licht.
Director: Paul Dinello. Writer: Daniel Al-
tiere, Steve Alticere.
Review: “Put the words Law and Order:
SVU [referring to the show’s star, Christo-
pher Meloni] and gym teacher together in
the same sentence and your first thought is
likely to be ‘this can’t read well.’ But put
those few words in Nickelodeon’s hands
and you’ve got yourself a TV movie that
the whole family can enjoy” (New York
Post).
225 H20: Just Add Water. (Series;
Comedy; Nickelodeon; Premiered: March
14, 2008)
Cleo, Emma and Rikki are three 16-
year-old girls who live on the Australian
Gold Coast. One day, while cruising the
water, the boat in which the girls are
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riding runs out of gas and strands them in
mid-ocean. With only the mysterious
Mako Island in sight, the girls paddle their
way to the nearest shore. With evening ap-
proaching the girls take refuge in a cave.
There, they discover a pool that Emma be-
lieves could lead to the ocean. (While it is
not shown, it is assumed that the girls’ par-
ents have become worried over their
daughters’ disappearance and have called
the Water Police.)
Emma swims the length of the pool and
discovers that it does lead to the ocean.
She convinces Cleo and Rikki to swim the
underwater channel to safety.
As the girls swim through the channel,
a mysterious glow from a full moon en-
gulfs them. The girls escape from the island
and are rescued by the Water Police.
The girls appear to be fine. The next
day, however, life changes for each of
them. When Emma goes swimming a
startling metamorphous occurs: ten sec-
onds after entering the water she turns into
a beautiful mermaid; Cleo has just stepped
into a bathtub when she becomes a mer-
maid; Rikki, walking across a lawn, is
sprinkled with water and she too becomes
a mermaid. While not shown, when the
water evaporates from their mermaid
scales, they return to normal.
The girls quickly adjust to the fact that
water has changed their lives. They do ac-
quire the power over water but must avoid
unnecessary contact with it to keep their
secret safe.
Stories follow events in the lives of Cleo,
Emma and Rikki as they struggle to cope
with and conceal their true identities while
at the same time facing the everyday prob-
lems teenage girls face.
Lewis is their friend, a scientist, who
seeks a way to reverse the process; Kim is
Cleo’s sister; Elizabeth is Emma’s brother;
Miss Chatham is a teacher; Angela is
Cleo’s cousin; Lisa and Neil are Emma’s
parents; Bev and Don are Cleo’s parents.
Produced in Australia.
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Cast: Cariba Heine (Rikki Chadwick),
Claire Holt (Emma Gilbert), Phoebe
Tonkin (Cleo Sertori), Angus McLaren
(Lewis McCartney), Annabelle Stephen-
son (Miriam), Burgess Abernathy (Zane
Bennett), Cleo Maskey (Kim Sertori),
Trent Sullivan (Elliot Gilbert), Jada Pask-
ins (Angela), Caroline Kennison (Lisa
Gilbert), Jared Robinsen (Neil Gilbert),
Deborah Coulls (Bev Sertori), Alan David
Lee (Don Sertori).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jonathan
M. Shiff, Ben M. Rad. Producer: Jonathan
M. Shiff. Theme Vocal: “No Ordinary
Girl” by Ellie Henderson. Music: Danny
Beckerman, Ric Formosa.
Reviews: “It’s a quality piece of Aus-
tralian children’s television. It looks good;
the three female leads are engaging and
there’s some lovely underwater photogra-
phy” (The Sydney Morning Herald, Aus-
tralia).
“It isn’t exactly every young girl’s dream
escape, but H20 comes pretty close to car-
rying away its target viewers on a magical
mystery ride” (The Hollywood Reporter).
226 Hallmark Heroes with Regis
Philbin. (Special; Tribute; Hallmark;
December 25, 2008)
Moving special about people whose acts
of kindness and charity have affected many
other lives. The recipients are interviewed
and presented with a check for $5,000 to
help them with their future good endeav-
ors. The recipients are: Katy Hatfield who,
with her sister, Nancy, started a web site
(www.KnowAlz.com) to help people fac-
ing the same problems in caring for
people affected with Alzheimer’s disease;
Murray Hernandez, who established a
non-profit organization (http://diabetes
handsfoundation.org) to help people with
diabetes and people without the disease
understand it; Hal Honeyman, who es-
tablished Project Mobility: Cycles for Life,
which seeks special bicycles that can be
used by children with Cerebral Palsy; and
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John Beltzer, the founder of the Songs of
Love Foundation, which creates uplifting,
personalized songs for children and teens
struggling with life-threatening illness or
lifetime disabilities. Performers like Nancy
Sinatra, Michael Bolton, Billy Joel and
David Lee Roth have donated their tal-
ents. A very special tribute is also paid to
actress Jane Seymour for her extensive
work with the American Red Cross and
their Measles Initiative.
Host : Regis Philbin. Special Guest :
Jane Seymour.
Credits: Executive Producer: Colby
Gaines, Brent Montgomery. Producer:
Courtney Napurano, Clare O’Donohue,
Helen Tierney. Director: Brad Garfield.
227 Head Case. (Series; Comedy;
Starz; January 23, 2008 to March 12,
2008)
Spoof of psychiatry-based television
shows in which Dr. Elizabeth Goode, a
therapist who dispenses judgmental advice
to her patients — actual Hollywood celeb-
rities (who appear with scripted prob-
lems).
Cast: Alexandra Wentworth (Dr. Eliz-
abeth Goode), Sally Kirkland (Elizabeth’s
mother), Sam McMurray (Elizabeth’s fa-
ther), Michelle Arthur (Lola Bucking-
ham), Steve Landesberg (Dr. Myron Fink-
elstein), Rob Benedict ( Jeremy Berger).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Bauer, Jason Farrand, Alexandra Went-
worth, Eric Bonniot. Producer: William
Butler-Slosi, Rachel North. Music: H.
Scott Salinas.
228 Heat Stroke. (TV Movie; Sci-
ence Fiction; Sci Fi; May 31, 2008)
A soldier (Steve) teams with an ex-
model (Caroline) to foil alien plans to ac-
celerate the global warming process to
make the Earth habitable for their race.
Cast : D.B. Sweeney (Capt. Steve
O’Bannon), Danica McKelllar (Caroline),
Kelly Rice ( Jillian Grange), Chris Cleve-
land (Waters), Francesca Buller (Dr. Tag-
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gert), Charlotte Dias (Rahela), Kimberly
Nault (Brooke).
Credits: Executive Producer: John
Ching, Christian Arnold-Beutel, Jeffrey
Hayes, David Kemper, John F.S. Laing,
Deborah U. Lau, Jason K. Lau. Producer:
David Macaione, Tim McGrath. Music:
Mike Verta. Writer: Richard Manning. Di-
rector: Andrew Prowse.
229 Her Only Child. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; March 22, 2008)
A lonely, deeply disturbed woman
(Inez) plots to keep her daughter (Lily) by
her side by destroying her relationships
with men.
Cast : Nicholle Tom (Lily Stanler),
Gwynth Walsh (Inez Stanler), Cameron
Daddo (Larry Nowack), Craig Thomas
(Roger), Kim Bubbs ( Joanna).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tom Berry,
Louis Massicotte. Producer: Neil Bregman.
Music: Richard Bowers. Writer: Christine
Conradt, Mary Weinstein. Director:
Douglas Jackson.
230 Here Come the Newlyweds.
(Series; Reality; ABC; March 2, 2008 to
April 6, 2008)
Seven newlywed couples appear. Each
couple was chosen for a specific reason (for
example, together since high school; Bar-
bie and Ken clones; four times married
and divorced) and the program, a more
athletic version of The Newlywed Game,
puts trust to the test by subjecting the cou-
ples to answering personal questions and
competing in challenging stunts designed
to test compatibility.
Host: Pat Bullard.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jay Blu-
menfield, Tony Marsh. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Alex Campbell. Producer: Jeff An-
derson. Supervising Producer: Shannon
Keenan. Show Producer: Jeff Nucera. Direc-
tor: Tony Sacco.
Reviews: “Here Come the Newlyweds has
a strong concept but suffers from poor ex-
ecution and casting, including a vote-off
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element that generates absolutely zero sus-
pense” (Variety).
“For the most part, though, this is dull,
unimaginative and sleep inducing. The
most successful part of this show will be
guessing if it stays on for its six-week run”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
231 The Hero Awards. (Special; Va-
riety; My Network TV; July 4, 2008)
An awards show, subtitled “Heroes
Among Us,” that honors everyday hero-
ism — exceptional individuals and organ-
izations “who work to make our world a
better place.” These include celebrities
and individuals for their acts of char-
ity, firemen and emergency response per-
sonnel.
Host: Dean Cain. Guests: Gloria Gay-
nor, B.J. Thomas, Ace Young, Farrah Faw-
cett, Nicholas Cage, Louis Gossett, Jr.,
Joan Lunden, Paul Williams.
Credits: Executive Producer: James Ro-
manovich. Producer: Carlos Aguila.
232 High School Confidential.
(Series; Reality; WE; March 10, 2008 to
April 28, 2008)
A series that is actually four years in the
making. In 2002, filmmaker Sharon Liese
chose 12 girls from a Kansas high school
to document their high school years from
freshmen to seniors. Two girls are profiled
on each program (including interviews
with her parents and siblings) The inter-
views are quite frank and can make one
wonder why people appear on national tel-
evision to air their dirty laundry.
Narrator: Wendy K. Gray.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jon Kroll,
Sharon Liese, Sydney Levin, Jim Rosen-
thal. Supervising Producer: Mary Belton.
Producer: Suzanne Ali, Mark Costa.
Review: “High School Confidential has
something to say about the social pressures
felt by teenage girls whose biggest worry
in this intensely dramatic period of their
lives is what other people think of them”
(New York Post).
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233 High School Musical: Get in
the Picture. (Series; Reality; ABC; July
20, 2008 to September 8, 2008)
An audition series to find a teenager to
star in a music video that will be shown
during the closing credits of the fall 2008
feature film High School Musical 3: Senior
Year. Twelve teenagers compete in music
and dance challenges for the music video
and a contract with ABC and Disney
Records. The teens are guided by a pro-
fessional faculty to hone their acting,
singing, dancing and performing skills.
Host : Nick Lachey. Faculty: Tiana
Brown (dancer), Regina Williams (ac-
tress), Rob Adler (actor), Chris Prinzo
(Broadway star).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tony
Marsh, Jay Blumenfield. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Trevor Baierl, Dean Ollins. Pro-
ducer: Jeff Anderson-Munkres, Alex Camp-
bell. Music: Jeff Lippencott, Mark T.
Williams.
Review: “What distinguishes Musical is
its breathtaking cross-platform promotion
of Disney properties, from the upcoming
movie [High School Musical 3] to the stu-
dio theme parks to the animated Disney
movies whose songs are belted out as call-
ing cards” (Variety).
234 High School Reunion. (Series;
Reality; TV Land; March 5, 2008 to April
9, 2008)
Sixteen former high school students are
gathered in Maui, Hawaii, for a twenty
year reunion that is captured by cameras.
The graduates are from J.J. Pearce High
School in Richardson, Texas, and include
the bully, the class beauty, the popular girl,
the nerd, the stud, etc. They meet again—
most for the first time in many years and
reminisce about their past and present ex-
periences. Returned for a new cycle on
February 18, 2009.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mike Fleiss,
Lisa Levenson. Co-Executive Producer:
Drew Hoegl, Jonathan Singer. Supervising
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Producer: Scott Cooper. Senior Producer:
Walt Amiecinski. Producer: David Price.
Director: David Sullivan.
Review: “It’s a rather uninspiring jour-
ney, boiling it with denizens down to ar-
chetypes (the stud, the popular girl, the
bully) before turning them loose on what
amounts to ‘Temptation Island: Almost 40
Edition’” (Variety).
235 Hip Hop Honors. (Special;
Tribute; VH-1; October 6, 2008)
A tribute to the luminaries who pio-
neered the cultural phenomenon of hip
hop music.
Host: Tracy Morgan. Guests: Big Boi,
Biz Markie, Bun B, Ghostface, Killah, Kid
Rocko, McLyte, Lil’ Jon, Lil’ Wayne, Q-
Tip, Scarface, Wyclef Jean, Cheech and
Chong, Sanaa Latham.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jae Benson
II, Lee Rolontz. Co-Executive Producer:
Fab 5 Freddy, Nelson George. Director:
Louis J. Horvitz.
236 The Hive. (TV Movie; Horror;
Sci Fi; February 17, 2008)
Reminiscent of the old time radio play
Lenningen vs. the Ants, the story follows a
team of specialized agents as they attempt
to stop armies of ants, being controlled by
alien forces, from ravaging an island.
Cast: Elizabeth Healey (Claire), Tom
Wopat (Bill), Jessica Reavis (Debbie),
Mark Ramsey (Cortez), Kal Weber (Len).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Sr., Robert Halmi, Jr. Producer:
Charles Salmon. Music: Charles Olms,
Mark Ryder. Director: Peter Manus. Writer:
T.S. Cook.
237 Hole in the Wall. (Series; Game;
Fox; Premiered: September 7, 2008)
Two three member teams compete in a
silly game wherein they must make them-
selves into the right shape to fit through a
shape cut out in a Styrofoam wall. Round
one has each individual member of each
team face the wall. As the wall approaches,
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the player must position himself and run
toward the wall and pass through the
cutout. Success earns one point; failure re-
sults in a dip in the water under the wall.
Round two has two players, working as a
team, attempting to jump through cut-
outs; round three encompasses all three
members and a wall with three cutouts.
The team with the highest score wins
$25,000.
Hosts: Brooke Burns, Mark Thomp-
son. Lifeguard: Laila Odom.
Credits: Executive Producer: Stuart
Krasnow. Co-Executive Producer: Kevin
Williams. Producer: Jon Peper.
Review: “Despite being harmless non-
sense, it’s another me-too effort for Fox,
whose recent reality formula has mostly
consisted of over producing under whelm-
ing concepts that ape an exciting show”
(Variety).
238 A Holiday Celebration on Ice.
(Special; Variety; Syn.; December 21,
2008)
Ice skating stars dance to Christmas
songs performed by guests or to record-
ings. Taped in Nashville, Tennessee.
Host: Nancy Kerrigan. Singers: Billy
Ray Cyrus, Sherri Austin, Sawyer Brown.
Ice Skaters: Nancy Kerrigan, Tania Kwa-
takowski, Isabelle Braussevy, Lloyd Isler,
Sirila Bonaly, Elvis Stojko.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jerry
Solomon, Alonzo Monk, Brian Hughes.
Producer: Mike Long. Director: Meg
Streeter.
239 Hollywood Residential. (Se-
ries; Reality; Starz; 2008)
A spoof of home repair programs that
spotlights an accident-prone celebrity
home makeover expert. Tony King is the
“expert” and stories follow Tony as he and
his crew attempt to wreck as little havoc
as possible while remodeling the homes of
celebrities (like Paula Abdul, Carmen
Electra, Jamie Kennedy, Beverly D’Angelo
and Cheryl Hines).
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Cast: Adam Paul (Tony King), Lind-
say Stoddart (Lila Mann, his co-host),
David Ramsey (Don Merritt, crew mem-
ber), Eric Allan Kramer (Pete, crew mem-
ber), Carrie Clifford (Carrie, crew mem-
ber).
Credits: Executive Producer: Cheryl
Hines, Andy Lerner, Peter Principato, Paul
Young. Producer: Sean K. Lambert, Terry
Crotzer. Music: Sheldon Mirowitz.
240 Hollywood Singing and
Dancing: A Musical Tribute. (Special;
Variety; PBS; March 1, 2008)
A clip rich look at the history of the
Hollywood musical beginning with the era
of the Bubsy Berkley dance spectaculars of
the 1930s.
Host : Shirley Jones. Appearing : Pat
Boone, Leslie Caron, Marge Champion,
Rhonda Fleming, Betty Garrett, Tab
Hunter, Shirley MacLaine, Joan Leslie,
Patti Page, Janis Paige, Rita Moreno, Liza
Minnelli.
Credits: Producer: Mark McLaughlin,
Jane Shayne, Julie Antepli. Associate Pro-
ducer: Philip Dye, Randy Gitsch, Denise
Hamilton. Writer: Philip Dye, Denise
Hamilton, Tasha Lowe-Newsome, Mark
McLaughlin. Director: Mark McLaughlin.
241 A Home for the Holidays with
Faith Hill. (Special; Variety; CBS; De-
cember 23, 2008)
The tenth annual presentation wherein
country music star Faith Hill and her
guests present holiday songs and touching
stories about foster care adoption (to raise
awareness of the social issue).
Host : Faith Hill. Guests: Melissa
Etheridge, Tim McGraw, Gavin Rossdale,
Jamie Foxx, Kristin Chenoweth, Rene
Russo, Martin Short, Patricia Heaton.
Credits: Executive Producer: Karen
Mack, Stu Schreiberg, Marilyn Seabury.
Supervising Producer: Kimberly Steer. Pro-
ducer: Kelly Block. Director: Michael
Simon.
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242 Hopkins. (Series; Reality; ABC;
June 26, 2008 to August 7, 2008)
Compelling, true series that focuses on
the doctors, nurses and patients at John
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Cameras
capture everything — from the operations
to staff personal problems to the hopes and
despair of the patients.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Brad
Herbert, Alex Piper. Producer: Erica
Baumgart, Ken Chu, Monica Dela Rosa,
Sarah Fogel, Sarah Namias, Ali Sargent.
Review: “Watching Hopkins ... you get
the feeling this is about as close as we’re
ever going to get to truly capturing a
measure of unfettered honesty in a prime-
time medium that typically wields manip-
ulation like a machete” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
243 Hotel Babylon. (Series; Drama;
BBC America; 2008)
A British version of Hotel that relates
incidents in the lives of guests who check
into the elegant Hotel Babylon in En-
gland. Rebecca Mitchell is the hotel direc-
tor; Charlie Edwards is her assistant. Jackie
Clunes is the head of housekeeping; Tony
Casemore is the concierge; Anna Thorn-
ton-Wilton is the lobby receptionist. Like
the American series, stories also focus on
the efforts of the hotel staff to help patrons
overcome their problems.
Cast : Tamzin Outhwaite (Rebecca
Mitchell), Emma Pierson (Anna Thorn-
ton-Wilton), Max Beesley (Charlie Ed-
wards), Dexter Fletcher (Tony Casemore),
Natalie Mendoza ( Jackie Clunes).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gareth
Neame, Laura Mackie, Lucy Richer. Pro-
ducer: Christopher Aird. Music: John
Lunn, Jim Williams.
Reviews: “More controversial than the
best BBC [British Broadcasting Corpora-
tion] the series gets by on an attractive cast
and its high style, serving up a trifle that’s
not compulsive enough initially to de-
mand an extended stay” (Variety).
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“It’s been nearly 20 years since ... Hotel
closed its doors on ABC. For those who
waited for a grand re-opening, you’re in
luck. Check out and check into Hotel
Babylon on BBC America” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
244 House of Saddam. (TV Movie;
Biography; HBO; December 7 and 14,
2008)
Two-part “dramatization based on cer-
tain facts” that charts the rise and fall of
Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein and his fam-
ily beginning in 1979 when Saddam de-
posed the then president and quickly estab-
lished his rule as a powerful and feared
leader.
Cast : Igal Naor (Saddem Hussein),
Shohreh Aghdashlon (Sajida), Philip
Arditti (Uday Hussein), Said Taghmaoui
Samira (Barzan Ibrahim), Christine Ste-
phen-Daly (Shalbano), Amr Waked (Hus-
sein Kamel).
Credits: Executive Producer: Alex
Holmes, Hilary Salmon. Producer: Steve
Lightfoot. Director: Alex Holmes, Hilary
Salmon. Writer: Alex Holmes, Stephen
Butchard.
Reviews: “House of Saddam is too epi-
sodic to be fully engaging, providing a
sporadically interesting glimpse into how
cheap life was under Hussein’s brutal rule”
(Variety).
“House of Saddam fills in enough details
for a complete picture of the devious dic-
tator to emerge but here’s the catch. You’ve
got to be willing to put aside four hours,
which is asking a lot when the subject is a
dead, savage, cold-hearted brutal megalo-
maniacal tyrant” (The Hollywood Reporter).
245 Housecat House Call. (Series;
Reality; Animal Planet; June 7, 2008 to
August 30, 2008)
Programs devoted to dogs have aired on
various networks over the years, but cats
have not seen the same glory. While not
the drama of Lassie, it is a look at cats and
their owners — and the problems the fe-
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lines cause. Helping to resolve the problem
is Dr. Katrina Warren, an Australian vet-
erinarian, who visits people with problem
cats with the object being to allow the
family to rule the house, not the pet. Pro-
duced in association with Purina Cat
Chow.
Host: Dr. Katrina Warren.
Credits: Producer: Jason Pyne, Steve
Jones.
246 How to Look Good Naked.
(Series; Reality; Lifetime; Premiered: Jan-
uary 14, 2008)
Women with poor self-esteem and poor
body image are the subjects — to help
them realize there is potential for improve-
ment without the need for plastic surgery.
Host: Carson Kressley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Riaz Patel,
Alex Fraser, Jim Sayer, Jo Rosenfelder,
Chris Coelen. Co-Executive Producer:
David Garfield. Associate Producer: Atousa
Hojat Panah.
Reviews: “Unlike reality shows that
tout themselves as a social experiment, this
series feels like the real thing — or, at the
very least, good water cooler material”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“The message is clear: no matter who
you are, or what your size, you’re beauti-
ful and you should know it. This works”
(Variety).
247 Hulk Hogan’s Celebrity Cham-
pionship Wrestling. (Series; Reality;
CMT; October 18, 2008 to December 7,
2008)
Ten celebrities are brought together and
trained in the art of wrestling to compete
in challenges and eventually master the
ring to become professional-quality wrest-
lers.
Host : Hulk Hogan. Judges: Hulk
Hogan, Eric Bischoff, Jimmy Hart. Celeb-
rities: Danny Bonaduce, Todd Bridges,
ButterBean, Trishelle Cannatella, Dustin
Diamond, Erin Murphy, Dennis Rodman,
Frank Stallone, Nikki Ziering, Tiffany
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Ziering. Ring Announcer: Todd Kene-
ley. Referee: Anthony Rosas.
Credits: Executive Producer: Eric Bis-
choff, Jason Hervey, Hulk Hogan, Brian
Smith, Bob Kusbit, Melanie Moreau. Su-
pervising Producer: Todd Hurvitz. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Mark Herwick.
248 Husband for Hire. (TV Movie;
Comedy; Oxygen; January 19, 2008)
In order to retain her share of the fam-
ily inheritance, a perfectionist Latina
woman (Lola), must marry. Unable to find
a man who meets her standards, she hires
a local workman (Bo) to pose as her suitor.
The story relates the complications that
ensue as she struggles to not only trans-
form him but convince her skeptical fam-
ily that she has found the perfect man.
Cast: Nadine Velazquez (Lola), Mark
Consuelos (Bo), Rosa Arredondo (Si-
mona), Jayce Bartok (Bread), Tempsett
Bledsoe (Nian), Hugh Elliot (Manchita),
Erik Estrada (Victor Diaz).
Credits: Executive Producer: Lauren
Dale, Howard Gertler, Robert O. Green.
Producer: Susan Kirr. Writer-Director: Kris
Isacsson. Music: David Derby, Michael
Kotch.
249 I Can’t Believe I’m Still Sin-
gle. (Series; Comedy; Showtime; June 22,
2008 to September 21, 2008)
Eric Schaeffer is 35 years old and sin-
gle. He thought, as a teenager, that when
the time was right, he could easily find a
girl with whom to settle down. Unfortu-
nately, as he grew older, he found this to
be a myth. He has searched and searched
but to no avail. Stories follow Eric as he
goes to extremes — from hookers to inter-
net dating — to find that one elusive girl.
Star: Eric Schaeffer.
Credits: Executive Producer: Eric Scha-
effer, Terence Michael. Producer: Michael
Levine. Associate Producer: Em Sinick.
250 I Do! (Series; Reality; NBC; July
26, 2008 to August 2, 2008)
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A look at the planning stages of the
weddings of ordinary people. Produced in
association with The Knot (a wedding
magazine).
Host: Carley Roney (editor-in-chief,
The Knot).
Credits: Executive Producer: Morgan
Hertzan. Producer: Justin Goldberg, Jor-
dana Starr, Grace Kim. Associate Producer:
Pamela Kirkland.
251 I Know My Kid’s a Star. (Series;
Reality; VH-1; April 10, 2008 to May 8,
2008)
Former child star Danny Bonaduce
(The Partridge Family) hosts a reality se-
ries that seeks to find the next child star.
The children appear with their parents and
must compete in a series of weekly chal-
lenges (like voicing a cartoon character)
with the weakest performers facing elim-
ination. The one child left standing wins
the competition and the opportunity to
star on a television series.
Host : Danny Bonaduce. The Kids:
Melissa Brasselle, Helene Kress, Gian Di
Franco, Alai Divinity, Devon Goocher,
Kevin Goocher, Cheyenne Hayness, Gigi
Hunter, Mackenzie Knapps, Ivan Kralje-
vic, Austin Parker, Jonathan Parker, Hay-
ley Sanchez, Cameron Vanderwerf, Mary
Jo Wold.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jeff Collins,
Adam Greener. Supervising Producer: Todd
Radnitz. Producer: Danny Bonaduce.
252 I Love Money. (Series; Reality;
VH-1; July 6, 2008 to October 5, 2008)
Contestants from former VH-1 series
(Flavor of Love, I Love New York and Rock
of Love) are brought together on Huatulco
Beach in Mexico to compete against each
other in a series of challenges wherein the
best performer wins $250,000.
Host : Craig Jackson. Contestants:
Heather Chadwell, Brandi Cunningham,
Joshua Gallander, Megan Hauseman,
Frank Maresca, Lee Marks, Destiney
Moore, Torrey Samuels, Cindy Steele.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Od-
gers, Cris Abrego, Mark Cronin. Supervis-
ing Producer: Fred Backhead, Michelle
Brando, Scott Teti. Producer: Seth Frye,
Ryan Smith.
253 I Love the New Millennium.
(Special; Variety; VH-1; June 23, 2008 to
June 26, 2008)
A look at the good, bad, funny and sad
times of the years 2000 through 2007.
Hosts: Regan Burns, Rachel Quain-
tance, Keith Powell.
Credits: Executive Producer: Karla Hi-
lalgo, Meredith Ross. Producer: Pat Twist,
Jill Solz.
254 I Survived. (Series; Reality; Bi-
ography Channel; Premiered: December
1, 2008)
People who were confronted and sur-
vived situations that looked like the end,
appear to tell their harrowing experiences
and how they overcame them.
Credits: Producer-Director: Sally How-
ard. Music: Plan 9.
255 I Survived a Japanese Game
Show. (Series; Game; ABC; June 24,
2008 to August 5, 2008)
Ten Americans are sent to Japan to
compete against each other in outrageous
(as well as hilarious) stunt challenges. The
ten players live together in a large residence
for the duration of the contest. The weak-
est performers are eliminated on a weekly
basis. The one player left standing not only
wins the grand prize ($250,000) but re-
ceives the opportunity to exclaim, “I Sur-
vived a Japanese Game Show.”
Host : Tony Sano. Master of Cere-
monies: Rome Kanda.
Credits: Executive Producer: Kent Weed,
Karsten Bartholin, Tim Crescenti, David
Sidebottom, Arthur Smith. Supervising
Producer: Rick Brown, Jonathan Chinn,
Amy Jacobson, Blake Levin. Producer:
Dave Oliver.
256 I Want to Work for Diddy.
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(Series; Reality; VH-1; August 4, 2008 to
October 6, 2008)
Apprentice-like program in which hip
hop mogul Sean “P. Diddy” Combs seeks
an assistant by putting 13 young hopefuls
through a series of challenges. The weak-
est performers are eliminated on a weekly
basis with the best performer receiving the
job as Sean’s business assistant.
Host: Sean “P. Diddy” Combs. Win-
ners: Suzanne Siegel, Mic Barber.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sean “P.
Diddy” Combs. Co-Executive Producer:
Mark S. Jacobs. Producer: Bill Gaudsmith.
257 Imagination Movers. (Series;
Children; Disney; Premiered: September
6, 2008)
Imagination Movers, a New Orleans
based music group, oversees a program
that encourages children to utilize their
creative skills to solve everyday problems.
Stars: Wendy Calio, Frank Crim, David
Poche.
Credits: Executive Producer: Skot Bright,
Richard Gitelson, Sascha Penn. Producer:
Kati Johnston. Music: Stuart Kollmorgen.
258 In Harm’s Way. (Series; Reality;
CW; October 5, 2008 to November 23,
2008)
Documentary-like program that chron-
icles the stories of brave people who risk
their lives in life-threatening jobs (e.g.,
hurricane chasers, rodeo bull riders, oil
well cappers, Coast Guard rescue swim-
mers, avalanche hunters).
Host: Hunter Ellis.
Credits: Executive Producer: Hunter
Ellis
259 In Plain Sight. (Series; Crime
Drama; USA; June 1, 2008 to August 17,
2008)
Mary Shannon is a U.S. Marshal at-
tached to WITSEC (the Federal Witness
Protection Program). She is based in Albu-
querque, New Mexico and is partners with
Marshall Mann. Mary’s job is to protect
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and manage relocated federal witnesses The more Mary hews to these traits, the
(people who are relocated to the South- better the show is” (Entertainment Weekly).
west to begin a new life under a new name
260 In Treatment. (Series; Drama;
for helping authorities collar criminals).
HBO; Premiered: January 28, 2008)
Stories follow Mary and Marshall as they
The meeting between a psychiatrist
risk their lives to keep federally protected
(Paul Weston) and his patients are pre-
witness safe.
sented as a weeknight therapy session.
Mary, who must keep the true nature
Each night is devoted to a different pa-
of her job secret, lives with her mother,
tient: Laura (Monday), Alex (Tuesday),
Jinx, and her younger sister, Brandi. To
Sophie (Wednesday), Jake and Amy Bick-
help the people she is assigned to protect,
erson (Thursday), and Paul (Friday), who
Mary (and Marshall) must often pretend to
meets with his therapist (Gina) to deal
be somebody else (from marriage coun-
with his own problems (including a trou-
selor to mother) to help witnesses make
bled marriage and “losing patience with
an easy transition into their new lives.
my patients”). Based on the Israeli series
Jinx adores her daughters, but has never
Be’Tinpul.
really been a supportive mother. She ap-
Cast : Gabriel Byrne (Paul Weston),
pears to be adverse to work but loves to
Michelle Forbes (Kate Weston), Melissa
drink and has had many romantic inter-
George (Laura), Blair Underwood (Alex),
ludes. Brandi is a bit more ambitious than
Mia Wasikowska (Sophie), Josh Charles
her mother but has a tendency to use drugs
( Jake Bickerson), Embeth Davidtz (Amy),
and fall for the worst possible men.
Dianne Wiest (Gina Toll).
Stan McQueen is Mary’s superior, a
Credits: Executive Producer: Rodrigo
chief inspector for WITSEC; Raphael is
Garcia, Stephen Levinson, Hagel Levi,
Mary’s on-and-off again boyfriend.
Mark Wahlberg. Co-Executive Producer:
Cast: Mary McCormack (Mary Shan-
Noa Tishby. Producer: Sarah Lum, Leo-
non), Frederick Weller (Marshall Mann),
nard Torgan. Joanne Toll.
Lesley Ann Warren ( Jinx Shannon), Nic-
Reviews: “In Treatment’s intensity does
hole Hiltz (Brandi Shannon), Paul Ben-
build on the weekly progress but it’s never
Victor (Stan McQueen), Cristian DeLa
completely absorbing and you wonder
Fuente (Raphael Ramirez).
how many viewers will commit to such a
Credits: Executive Producer: David
demanding regimen” (Variety).
Maples, Paul Stupin. Producer: Mark Piz-
“It’s rather impossible to imagine watch-
narski, Randi Richmond.
ing an emotionally exhausting show like
Reviews: “After an impressive string of
In Treatment ... night after night ... this is
cable dramas ... this lighthearted female
a series for which TiVo was invented if
cop show feels stale and nondescript...
there ever was one” (The Hollywood Re-
Given the evidence, the investigation
porter).
should be brief ” (Variety).
“...because it’s on HBO with a thera-
“USA is rolling out In Plain Sight with
pist and a sofa, In Treatment is not Tell Me
a 76-minute ‘limited interruption’ pre-
You Love Me. What Treatment lacks in Tell
miere which ends up being more than
Me style graphic sex, it makes up for in
enough to pass judgment. It’s mediocre”
hot-tempered neuroses” (Entertainment
(The San Francisco Chronicle).
Weekly).
“In Plain Sight could be viewed as the
anti–Gossip Girl: McCormick’s Mary is a 261 Inside the Box. (Series; Game;
loner ... she favors Western boots made for Syn.; Premiered: September 16, 2008)
walkin’ ... she deals in hard-won truths. Three players compete. One is placed
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inside “the box”; two remain outside. The
box player has a series of questions relat-
ing to a television show, character or actor.
The outside players have only one image of
the subject to whom the questions refer.
Two minutes is placed on a clock and the
box players ask indirect questions of the
outside players, one at a time. The box
players can stop the clock and attempt to
guess the subject at any time. The amount
of time left on the clock when an iden-
tification is made becomes the player’s
score. If an outside player gives an incor-
rect response to a question, he receives a
five second penalty (which is deducted
from his two minutes box time). Each
player receives a chance inside the box
with the highest scoring time player at the
end of two rounds being declared the win-
ner.
Host: Sam Kalilieh.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Geddes, Chris Geddes. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Jake Werner. Producer: Rachel Hor-
vath, Ann Camilleri. Music: Peter Warnica.
262 Into the Unknown with Josh
Bernstein. (Series; Reality; Discovery
Channel; August 18, 2008 to October 6,
2008)
Explorer Josh Bernstein travels from
Italy to Turkey to uncover the truth about
Roman Gladiators — do they resemble
Hollywood’s portrayal of them or where
they, in actuality, something else?
Host: Josh Bernstein.
Credits: Executive Producer: Josh Bern-
stein, Beth Dietrich, Bernadette McDail.
263 The IT Crowd. (Series; Comedy;
IFC; September 30, 2008 to December
22, 2008)
Reynholm Industries is a large corpo-
ration in England. While the company
employs many people, the entire focus is
on three workers in the computer division:
Jen, Roy and Moss, young people who
lack not only social skills but, for Jen, also
the ability to actually use a computer for
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business. Jen lied about her qualifications
and has to pretend to know what she is
doing. Roy is an Irishman who thinks he’s
a ladies’ man; Moss is a genius who is also
a goof off. Produced in England.
Cast : Katherine Parkinson ( Jen Bar-
ber), Chris O’Dowd (Roy), Richard Ayo-
ade (Moss)
Credits: Producer: Ash Atalia, Derren
Schlessinger. Music: Neil Hannon. Writer-
Director: Graham Linehan.
Reviews: “An entertaining American
influenced British workplace comedy finds
a U.S. outlet ... if the show gains any buzz
on IFC, look for an American adaptation
within a couple of years” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
“While the concept for The IT Crowd is
extremely clever and benefits from its se-
ries broad, loopy execution, it only spo-
radically fulfills that promise” (Variety).
264 It’s Me or the Dog. (Series; Re-
ality; Animal Planet; Premiered: July 11,
2008)
Tips on training dogs — from unruly
mutts to pampered poodles from ten year
dog training expert Victoria Stilwell. Based
on the British series of the same title.
Host: Victoria Stilwell.
Credits: Producer: John Magennis.
265 Jacked: Auto Theft Task Force.
(Series; Reality; A&E; August 21, 2008 to
October 30, 2008)
A look at the officers of the Auto Theft
Task Force (better known as “The Wolf
Pack”) of the Northern New Jersey Police
Department. Episodes show how the unit
tracks down and recovers stolen cars.
Credits: Executive Producer: Joey Allen,
Kevin Bachar, Andy Berg, Robert Shere-
non. Producer: Brian McAllister, Rob
Greene.
266 Jamie at Home. (Series; Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: January
12, 2008)
Chef Jamie Oliver prepares meals fo-
cusing on fresh garden ingredients.
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Host: Jamie Oliver.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ben Galen,
Rachel Purnell, Lindsay Bradbury. Pro-
ducer: Sophie Seiden.
267 Janice and Abbey. (Series; Real-
ity; Oxygen; February 19, 2008 to March
27, 2008)
Abbey Clancy is a potential model who
became the runner up on the British TV
series Britain’s Next Top Model. Super-
model Janice Dickinson sees potential in
Abbey and sets out to train her. Stories fol-
low Abbey as she travels to Los Angeles to
begin the regime of modeling chores with
the hope of becoming a super model.
Stars: Janice Dickinson, Abbey Clancy.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rachel
Arnold, Janice Dickinson, Clare Holly-
wood. Producer: Heather Langone.
268 Jeffrey Ross: No Offense Live
from New Jersey. (Special; Comedy;
Comedy Central; August 22, 2008)
Stand-up comedian Jeffrey Ross sati-
rizes life in the Garden State, the home of
his birth.
Host: Jeffrey Ross.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jeffrey
Ross, Brian Volk-Weiss, Barry Katz. Pro-
ducer: Jay Chapman. Writer: Jeffrey Ross.
Director: Jay Karas.
269 Jekyll. (Series; Drama; BBC Amer-
ica; August 4, 2008 to September 8, 2008)
A modern adaptation of the Robert
Louis Stevenson novel, Dr. Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde. It is the present (2007) when Tom
Jackman learns that he is the only known
living descendant of the 19th century
physician, Dr. Henry Jekyll, the man who
was plagued by an evil alter ego named
Edward Hyde. Henry’s medical experi-
ments cursed him to become two people
living in the same body. Like his ancestor,
Tom has inherited a dark side — his own
alter ego, Mr. Hyde. While the two share
the same body, Mr. Hyde is unaware that
Tom has a family (a wife, Claire, and two
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children, Harry and Eddie). Through the
use of modern technology, Tom has found
a way to keep Mr. Hyde from overtaking
him; Mr. Hyde, however, grows stronger
each day and seeks to get out and becomes
increasingly persistent. Stories follow Tom
as he struggles to suppress his evil side and
avoid capture by a secret, ancient organi-
zation that seeks to harness Mr. Hyde for
their own sinister purposes. Produced in
England.
Cast : James Nesbitt (Tom Jackman/
Mr. Hyde), Gina Bellman (Claire Jack-
man), Christopher Day (Harry Jackman),
Andrew Byrne (Eddie Jackman), Meera
Syal (Miranda), Michelle Ryan (Nurse
Katherine Reemer), Paterson Joseph (Ben-
jamon), Fenella Woolgar (Min), Denis
Lawson (Peter Syme).
Credits: Executive Producer: Beryl Ver-
tue, Steven Moffat. Producer: Elaine Cam-
eron, Jeffrey Taylor. Writer: Steven Moffat.
Director: Douglas MacKinon, Matt Lipsey.
270 The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor
Day Telethon. (Special; Variety; Syn.;
August 31 to September 1, 2008)
The 43rd annual presentation wherein
Jerry Lewis, National Chairman of the
Muscular Dystrophy Association, hosts an
entertainment extravaganza to raise re-
search money for children ( Jerry’s Kids)
suffering from the disease. Aired on 190
stations and broadcast live from Las Vegas;
$65 million was raised.
Host : Jerry Lewis. Co-Hosts: Jann
Carl, Nancy O’Dell, Tony Orlando, Tom
Bergeron, Allison Sweeney. Announcer:
Ed McMahon.
Credits: Executive Producer: Richard
Burgio. Producer: Lisa Nann, Chris Lopez.
Music: Dan Rosengard. Director: Debi
Gelman.
271 Jimmy Kimmel’s Big Night of
Stars. (Special; Interview; ABC; Septem-
ber 21, 2008)
A special that aired prior to The Emmy
Awards telecast in which Jimmy Kimmel
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interviews personalities from the world of
television, film and music.
Host: Jimmy Kimmel. Guests: Selma
Hayek, Tracy Morgan, Michael Phelps,
Tom Bergeron, Heidi Klum, Howie Man-
del, Jeff Probst, Ryan Seacrest.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jimmy
Kimmel. Producer: Doug DeLucca.
272 John Adams. (Miniseries; Drama;
HBO; March 16, 2008 to April 27, 2008)
Seven-part adaptation of the David
McCullough autobiography about John
Adams, the second president of the United
States.
Cast : Paul Giamatti ( John Adams),
Laura Linney (Abigail Adams), David
Morse (George Washington), Sarah Pol-
ley (Abigail “Nabby” Adams), Rufus
Sewell (Alexander Hamilton), Justin Th-
eroux ( John Hancock), Tom Wilkinson
(Benjamin Franklin), Danny Huston
(Samuel Adams), Stephen Dillane (Thomas
Jefferson).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary Goet-
zman. Producer: David Coatsworth, Tom
Hanks. Writer: Kirk Ellis, Michelle Ash-
ford. Director: Tom Hooper. Music: Rob-
ert Lane, Joseph Vitarelli.
Reviews: “It is the small moments more
than the soaring themes that are the real
triumph here, and which lifts John Adams
out of the realm of ordinary biopics and
Birth of the Nation dramas” (The Wall
Street Journal ).
“And there’s the production itself,
which completely lives up to HBO’s high
standards for period dramas. I only wish I
could say the same for Adams himself ”
(USA Today).
“You’d have to be a heartless Commie
bastard not to enjoy HBO’s seven-part
miniseries John Adams” (Entertainment
Weekly).
273 Journey to the Center of the
Earth. (TV Movie; Adventure; Ion; Jan-
uary 27, 2008)
An anthropologist ( Jonathan Brock)
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embarks on an expedition to the earth’s
center to find a scientist (Edward Denni-
son) who vanished years earlier. Based on
the novel by Jules Verne.
Cast: Rick Schroder ( Jonathan Brock),
Victoria Pratt (Martha Dennison), Peter
Fonda (Edward Dennison), Steven
Grayhm (Abel Petkov), Jonathan Brewer
(Wakinta), Elyse Levesque (Emily),
Richard Side (Solomon Smith).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Jr., Robert Halmi, Sr., Lisa Rich-
ardson. Producer: George Hories. Writer:
Thomas Baum, William Gray. Director:
T.J. Scott. Music: Rene Dupere.
274 Judge Jeanine Pirro. (Series;
Reality; CW; Premiered: September 22,
2008)
Former Westchester County (New
York) district attorney and judge, Jeanine
Pirro, presides over real small claims cases.
Judge: Jeanine Pirro.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bo Banks.
Co-Executive Producer: Jill Olsen. Super-
vising Producer: Melissa Porter.
Review: “The show is a little different
from Judge Judy and The People’s Court.
Lower class people — or at least those who
don’t mind embarrassing themselves on
national television — appear seeking
money or trying to hide from responsibil-
ity” (The Hollywood Reporter).
275 Judge Karen. (Series; Reality;
Syn.; Premiered: September 9, 2008)
Daily program of actual small claims
cases presided over by Judge Karen Mills-
Francis.
Judge : Karen Mills-Francis. Bailiff :
Christopher Gallo.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rich Gold-
man. Co-Executive Producer: Susan
Sobocinski Puckert. Supervising Producer:
Margot Foley, Trenny Stovall. Producer:
Tracey Slates.
276 Jurassic Fight Club. (Series;
Documentary; History Channel; July 29,
2008 to October 13, 2008)
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A look at how dinosaurs battled based
on recent evidence uncovered by archeol-
ogists. CGI Animation is used to create
the very realistic looking dinosaurs and
each episode details how a specific species
struggled to survive and how and who
they fought.
Host: George Blasing.
Producer: Dolores Gavin.
Review: “So good and so exciting,
Jurassic Fight Club should be compulsory
viewing for every kid over 10, not to men-
tion their parents” (New York Post).
277 Kath and Kim. (Series; Comedy;
NBC; Premiered: October 9, 2008)
Kimberly “Kim” Day is a beautiful
young woman who believes she was meant
for the finest things life has to offer. She is
the daughter of Kathleen “Kath” Day, a
single mother (a hairdresser) who has just
found romance with Phil Knight, the
owner of a fast food store (Phil’s Sandwich
Island) in the mall. All appears to be pro-
gressing well until Kim leaves her husband
of six weeks (Craig) and moves back home
to live with Kath. Kim became disillu-
sioned living with Craig (“I didn’t sign up
for cooking or caring about how anybody’s
day was. I’m a trophy wife”) and is now
seeking to find herself but also putting a
damper on Kath’s new romance.
Kath is shallow and self-absorbed and
admits that she is a high maintenance girl.
Kim is a self-obsessed woman-child (a
spoiled brat who wants things her way or
no way at all). Craig, an electronics store
employee (at Circuit Surplus Electronics),
loves Kim and is trying to make the mar-
riage work, but he can never seem to say
what Kim wants to hear). Stories follow
Kath as she tries to begin a new life and
Kim as she wallows in self-pity with no
apparent ambition but to find someone to
treat her like she believes she should be.
Based on the Australian series of the same
title.
Cast : Selma Blair (Kim Day), Molly
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Shannon (Kath Day), John Michael Hig-
gins (Phil Knight), Mikey Day (Craig
Baker).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michelle
Nader, Gina Riley, Jane Turner, Rick Mc-
Kenna. Co-Executive Producer: Will Cal-
houn, Liz Astrof. Producer: Patrick Kienlen.
Reviews: “What is hard to understand
is why NBC thought this particular adap-
tation would work. It lacks the charm of
the original [Australian]. Worse, the char-
acters on the NBC show are so exagger-
ated that the whole thing feels like a skit.
A very long skit” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Kath and Kim will likely have Ameri-
can audiences scratching their heads, won-
dering what Australians saw in the con-
cept or if something was seriously lost in
the translation” (Variety).
“The big difference between the show
in Australia and its dish water copy here
is that the Australian producers know how
to make fun of themselves. American TV
people prefer to make fun of everything
else” (New York Post).
278 The Kennedy Center Honors.
(Special; Awards; CBS; December 30,
2008)
The 31st annual presentation, taped at
the Kennedy Center Opera House stage,
that honors people in the entertainment
industry for their lifetime contributions to
American culture through the performing
arts.
Host : Caroline Kennedy. Special
Guests: President George Bush, First Lady
Laura Bush. Honorees: Barbra Streisand
(singer-actress), George Jones (singer),
Morgan Freeman (actor), Twyla Tharp
(choreographer), Pete Townshend (Musi-
cian), Roger Daltry (musician). Guests:
Jack Black, Lily Tomlin, Denzel Washing-
ton, Glenn Close, Clint Eastwood, Brad
Paisley, Shelby Lynne, Luciana Paris.
Credits: Executive Producer-Writer:
George Stevens. Producer-Director: Mi-
chael M. Stevens.
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Review: “The show itself remains a de-
lightfully mixed bag, from rock to coun-
try to dance. There are surely worse ways
to spend two hours between Christmas
and New Year’s” (Variety).
279 Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is.
(Series; Reality; BET; Premiered: Novem-
ber 11, 2008)
Keyshia Cole is a young woman who
struggled to make her mark in the music
world (a singer with A&M Records). She
yearns to be an inspiration for young peo-
ple, especially those growing up “in the
hood” as Keyshia herself had a difficult
childhood and struggled to become a suc-
cess. Keyshia believes everyone has goals
to realize and through her series she attempts
to relate the problems she had and does
encounter with family, friends and busi-
ness associates. The title, “The Way It Is,”
reflects her first album for A&M Records.
Star: Keyshia Cole.
Credits: Executive Producer: James Du-
Bose. Supervising Producer: Tracey Finley.
Producer: Kanika Utley.
280 A Kiss at Midnight. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; December 27, 2008)
Susan Flowers, the owner of a match
making service (Hearts and Flowers) ap-
pears to have great success in matching
clients, but has not yet found her Mr.
Right. Widower Josh Sherman is the CEO
of Romance.com, an Internet dating serv-
ice. Believing the Internet site will hurt
her business, Susan creates a profile and
posts it on the site with the intention of
proving that the Internet cannot provide
true love. Unknown to Josh, his daugh-
ters (Cassie and Jennifer) have posted his
profile, hoping to acquire a new mother.
The site matches Susan with Josh — a
seemingly perfect match until each discov-
ers what the other does for a living and
each believes the other is out to destroy
their business. The story relates their bick-
ering—until they come to realize that each
has found their true love.
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Cast : Faith Ford (Susan Flowers),
Cameron Daddo ( Josh Sherman), Dyan
Cannon (Kay Flowers), Lorna Scott (Carla
Walsh), Jadin Gould (Cassie Sherman),
Abigail Mavity ( Jennifer Sherman), Kim
Rhodes (Maureen O’Connor), Hal Lin-
den (Arthur Wright).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Levinson. Producer: Mary Church, Lin-
coln Lageson. Director: Bradford May.
Writer: Anna Sandor.
Review: “If you loved the Tom Hanks–
Meg Ryan romance You’ve Got Mail so
much that you would watch anything with
even the vaguest resemblance, then make
a date tonight to watch A Kiss at Midnight”
(New York Daily News).
281 Knight Rider. (Series; Adven-
ture; NBC; Premiered: September 24,
2008)
An update of the 1980s series of the
same title (about Michael Knight, a lone
crusader who battled crime with the help
of KITT, a Knight Industries 2000 car).
It is the present time and a new KITT
(Knight Industries 3000) has been devel-
oped. It has many improvements, includ-
ing the ability to change shape and color,
artificial intelligence and a super computer
capable of hacking virtually any system.
The morphing cars are KITT Hero (a Ford
Mustang Shelby GT 500 KR) that appears
as an ordinary car; KITT Attack is a high
speed version of the prior car that trans-
forms into attack mode with the help of
air ride technology and specialized body
parts. The third vehicle, KITT Remote is
a driverless version of Hero.
In the original series, Wilton Knight
created KITT. Here, scientist Charles
Graiman makes the improvements needed
to bring KITT into the 21st century. His
daughter, Sarah, a 24-year-old PhD. can-
didate at Stanford University, is following
in his footsteps. Mike Tracer, a 23-year-old
ex–Army Ranger (a childhood friend of
Sarah’s) is chosen to drive KITT. Carrie
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Rivai is the FBI agent Knight Industries
helps (and vice versa) to bring criminals
to justice. Stories follow Michael and
Sarah as they use KITT’s unique abilities
to solve complex criminal situations.
Michael later takes the name Michael
Knight when the FBI arranges his “death”
to keep Mike Tracer’s past from catching
up with him. Alex heads the unit; Zoe and
Billy assist at headquarters. The pilot film
aired on NBC on February 17, 2008.
Cast : Justin Bruening (Mike Tracer/
Michael Knight), Deanna Russo (Sarah
Graiman), Sydney Tamiia Poitier (Carrie
Rivai), Bruce Davison (Charles Graiman),
Val Kilmer (Voice of KITT), Smith Cho
(Zoe Chase), Paul Campbell (Billy Mor-
gan), Yancey Arias (Alex Torres).
Credits: Executive Producer: Glen A.
Larson, Doug Liman, David Bartis, Gary
Scott Thompson. Co-Executive Producer:
Steve Shill. Supervising Producer: Dave An-
dron, Sean Ryerson. Music: Christopher
Tyng.
Reviews (Pilot): “The two hours mostly
amount to watching two people that once
dated drive around together in a conspic-
uously product-placed Ford Mustang
[KITT]. And yes, that’s just about as much
fun as it sounds” (Variety).
“The revival of Knight Rider ... should
gladden the heart of viewers ... employed
by Ford ... for the rest of us ... an elaborate
commercial around which bits of story are
sprinkled” (The Hollywood Reporter).
Reviews (Series): “Everything that
made the original unique and fun has ef-
fectively been scrubbed away from this
new edition ... an hour devoid of soul”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“The Knight Rider revival movie set the
bar low in terms of expectations, and
damned if the series premiere still doesn’t
go skidding under it” (Variety).
282 Kung Fu Killer. (Miniseries;
Crime Drama; Spike TV; August 17 and
18, 2008)
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Two-part violent martial arts saga about
White Crane, an aging kung fu master who
battles evil wherever he finds it. In part one,
Crane seeks a psycho killer who plans to
enslave the country. Part two finds Crane
battling a former classmate seeking revenge.
Filmed in China and set in the 1930s.
Cast: David Carradine (White Crane),
Daryl Hannah ( Jane), Jimmy Taenaka
(Bingo), Osric Chau (Lang Hu), Kay Tong
Lim (Khan), Pei-Pei Cheng (Myling),
Rosalind Pho (Tong Ho), Nolan Willlard
(Young Crane), Karen Bergan (Crane’s
mother).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Sr., Robert Halmi, Jr. Producer:
Matthew O’Connor, Shan Tam. Music:
Jim Guttridge.
283 Ladies of the House. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark Channel; October 16,
2008)
Three women (Rose, Elizabeth, and
Birdie) pool their talents (and resources)
to refurbish a run down house so that it
can be sold and its profits used to keep a
local day care center in operation.
Cast : Florence Henderson (Rose),
Donna Mills (Elizabeth), Pam Grier
(Birdie), Lance Hendriksen (Frank), Rich-
ard Roundtree (Stan), Michael Ensign
(Pastor Wesley), Judith Baldwin (Amelia),
Nicole DuPont (Tracy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive
Producer: Michael Moran, Matt Fitzsim-
ons. Producer: Brian Gordon. Music: Alex
Wilkinson. Director: James Contner.
Writer: Karen Struck.
Reviews: “Even a script asleep at the
wheel can’t stop Florence Henderson,
Donna Mills and Pam Grier from shining
in this sugary story” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“It’s a joy to watch these pros [Florence,
Donna, Pam] pull out all the stops and
make even mediocre material fly” (New
York Post).
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284 Laffapalooza. (Special; Comedy;
TBS; November 30, 2008)
An annual TBS event wherein top co-
medians perform their material.
Host : Tracy Morgan. Comedians:
Mark Curry, Sheryl Underwood, Corey
Holcomb, Lavelle Crawford, Earthquake.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jamie
Foxx, Marcus King, Stu Schrieberg, Ron
Wilson, Stephen Kroopnick, Marilyn
Seabury. Producer: Myrna Byrne. Director:
Chuck Vinson.
285 Larry the Cable Guy’s Star
Studded Christmas Extravaganza.
(Special; Comedy; CMT; November 21,
2008)
A comical pre–Thanksgiving romp
with Christmas overtones that features
performances by an array of guest stars.
Host: Dan Whitney (Larry the Cable
Guy). Guests: Tony Orlando, Fred Wil-
lard, Toby Keith, Lewis Black, Jeff Fox-
worthy, Charlie Callas, Jennifer Aspen,
Angela Little, Joey Fatone, Terry Brad-
shaw, Kellie Hudson, Bill Engvall.
Credits: Executive Producer: J.P. Wil-
liams, Stella Stolper, Dan Whitney, Tom
Forrest, Chris Choun. Producer: Ben
Tyson, Jennifer Novak, David Higby.
286 Legally Blonde The Musical:
The Search for Elle Woods. (Series;
Reality; MTV; June 2, 2008 to July 21,
2008)
A talent search to find an actress to play
the role of Elle Woods, the pampered
blonde, in the Broadway musical Legally
Blonde. Ten girls are brought together in
New York City. The girls are mentored by
professionals then tested in acting, singing
and dancing challenges. A panel of judges
rates the performances with the weakest
performer being eliminated on a weekly
basis. The one girl who proves to be
the best wins the role of Elle Woods (re-
placing the current actress, Laura Bell
Bundy).
Mentor: Haylie Duff. Judges: Heather
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Hatch, Paul Canaan, Bernard Telsey, Jerry
Mitchell.
Credits: Executive Producer: Steve
Kroopnick, Eugene Peck, Stu Schreiberg.
Producer: Jennifer Stander. Music: Jim
Parker.
287 Legend of the Seeker. (Series;
Adventure; Syn.; Premiered: November 1,
2008)
In a time that has long since been for-
gotten, a book called The Book of Counted
Shadows was composed by unknown be-
ings to record the secrets of power. A being
called the Seeker used the book to defeat
evil. A society of women called Confes-
sors were chosen to protect the book and
risk their lives to ensure the safety of the
Seeker.
The series is set many centuries later (in
a medieval-like era) when an evil ruler,
Darken Rahl, is seeking to rule the world
and enslave mankind. He requires The
Book of Counted Shadows to ensure that
power.
In an area called the Midlands, a baby
boy, destined to become a Seeker, is born
to a woman. To protect the baby from
Rahl (who seeks to kill it), the wizard Zed-
dicus Zul Zorander (called Zedd) takes the
baby and gives him to a young couple,
George and Mary Cypher, to raise. The
baby grows to become the woodsman
Richard Cypher.
It is thirty-three years later when Rich-
ard comes to know his true calling. Kah-
lan, a Confessor, has been assigned to find
Richard, present him with the book and
have Zedd proclaim him as the next
Seeker. Rahl has sensed the presence of a
new Seeker and has dispatched soldiers to
destroy the Seeker and retrieve the sacred
book for him.
Zedd has not revealed his true nature
to Richard. They are friends, but Richard
believes he is a crazy old man who talks to
his chickens. When Kahlan finds Zedd,
Zedd reveals his true nature to Richard
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and presents him with the Sword of
Truth—forged metal to ordinary men, but
a magical means to destroy evil for the true
Seeker. Richard questions what he has
been told until Rahl’s soldiers attack them.
The ensuing battle, in which Richard finds
a strength he has never known before, con-
vinces him that what he has been told is the
truth. He then learns from Kahlan about
Darken Rahl and his mission: to destroy
Rahl and save mankind. Stories follow
Richard, Kahlan and Zedd as they set out
on a dangerous quest to find Rahl and stop
him before he can accomplish his goal.
Hindering them is Rahl, who has issued
wanted posters for Richard’s capture (one
thousand gold pieces as a reward). Richard
destroyed the book in the third episode
(his way of acquiring the secrets of power).
Rahl’s soldiers have informed him of this
and now Rahl must capture Richard in
order to acquire the power. Michael is
Richard’s brother; Chase is Richard’s
friend.
Cast: Craig Horner (Richard Cypher),
Bridget Regan (Kahlan Amnell), Bruce
Spence (Zedd), Craig Parker (Darken
Rahl), David de Latour (Michael Cypher),
Jay Laga’aia (Chase).
Credits: Executive Producer: Sam
Raimi, Robert Tapert, Joshua Donan, Ned
Nalle. Co-Executive Producer: Barry Sch-
kolnick, Stephen Tolken. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Mike Sussman, Chad Fiveash, James
Stoteraux. Producer: Chloe Smith, David
Roessell, Mark Beesley. Music: Joseph Lo-
Duca.
Reviews: “There is nothing howlingly
bad here ... but nothing particularly dis-
tinctive either. Rather Legend of the Seeker
feels like a hodgepodge of better sci fi/fan-
tasy fare” (Variety).
“Big on style but more challenged in
terms of substance, Seeker demonstrates
much production savvy but at the same
time too little provocative/evocative inter-
action aside from the ultra violet kind”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
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288 Legend of the Seeker: The
Making of a Legend. (Special; Docu-
mentary; Syn.; October 18, 2008)
A behind-the scenes look at the mak-
ing of the syndicated TV series Legend of
the Seeker (see prior title), a much antici-
pated fall 2008 series.
Host: Lucy Lawless.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary Hol-
land, Gary Lsiter, Blake Bryant. Producer:
Skip Robinson, Joshua Levine, Jeff Diner,
Ryan Moore. Director: Gary Lister.
289 Lesbian Sex and Sexuality.
(Series; Reality; Here!; Premiered: 2008)
A very specialized series (aired on the
gay channel Here!) that takes an extremely
frank look at what it means to be a lesbian
in today’s world. The program explores
lesbian sexuality through interviews with
“sexperts” as well as by visiting erotic
dance clubs, lesbian owned adult film
companies and sex shops.
Credits: Executive Producer: Katherine
Linton, Paul Colichman, Stephen P. Jar-
chow, Meredith Kadlec. Producer: De-
sireena Almoradie, Tracy Izact. Writer:
Katherine Linton. Director: Katherine Lin-
ton.
290 Leverage. (Series; Drama; TNT;
Premiered: December 7, 2008)
Nate Ford is an insurance company in-
vestigator with an impressive record of re-
covery (reclaiming millions of dollars in
stolen goods for his company). When
Nate’s son becomes ill and his company
refuses to pay the medical bills (that cost
his son’s life), Nate quits in disgust but
soon finds himself descending into alco-
holism. He is literally saved by an aero-
nautics executive who hires him to recover
an exclusive airplane design that was stolen
by a rival company. To help him accom-
plish his goal are less than honorable
friends he met while working at the insur-
ance company: Alec Hardison, a specialist
in Internet and computer fraud; Parker,
an expert thief; Eliot Spencer, a retrieval
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specialist; and Sophie Devereaux, a grifter
who is also a talented actress. Once ac-
complishing his mission Nate forms a
unique organization — recover what has
been stolen. Stories follow the team’s case
assignments as they incorporate their
unique skills to return stolen objects to
their rightful owners.
Cast : Timothy Hutton (Nate Ford),
Beth Riesgraf (Parker), Aldis Hodge (Alec
Hardison), Christian Kame (Eliot Spen-
cer), Gina Bellman (Sophie Devereaux).
Credits: Executive Producer: Dean De-
vlin, Chris Downey, John Rogers. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Marc Roskin, Kearie
Peak. Co-Producer: Amy Berg, Rachel
Olschen.
Reviews: “There’s someone besides ac-
cident-chasing legal firms to put the law
on your side” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“...aside from an easygoing quality and
mild comic flair, there’s not much here to
steal the hearts of viewers; instead it’s an-
other lightweight addition to TNT’s din-
ner-style menu of comfort food for a
weary nation” (Variety).
291 Lewis Black’s Root of All Evil.
(Series; Comedy; Comedy Central; March
12, 2008 to October 1, 2008)
A parody of the reality court programs
wherein a judge (comedian Lewis Black)
presides over cases involving celebrities
and pop culture figures he deems as being
“the root of all evil.”
Host: Lewis Black. Regulars: Patton
Oswalt, Greg Giraldo, Andrew Daly, Matt
Price, Shaun Russell.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
Sacks, Scott Carter, Lewis Black. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Jo Anne Astrow, Mark
Lonow. Supervising Producer: Michael
Addis. Producer: Alicia Good, Allison
Dykstra. Music: Stephen Phillips.
292 The Librarian: Curse of the
Judas Chalice. (TV Movie; Adventure;
TNT; December 7, 2008)
The third of two prior Librarian movies
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about Flynn Carsen, a brilliant student at
the Metropolitan Library who uses his in-
tellect to find lost treasures and outwit
those who seek the library’s collection of
magical and mythical artifacts. The story
finds Flynn seeking a Judas chalice that has
the power to revive the undead (in this in-
stance, the infamous Count Dracula).
Charlene and Judson are Flynn’s superi-
ors. The Librarian: Quest for the Spear, the
first film, aired in 2004; it was followed
by The Librarian: Return to King Solomon’s
Mines in 2006.
Cast: Noah Wyle (Flynn Carsen), Bob
Newhart ( Judson), Jane Curtin (Char-
lene), Bruce Davison (Professor Lazlo),
Stana Katic (Simone), Dikran Tulaine
(Kubichek).
Credits: Executive Producer: Dean De-
vlin, Marc Roskin, Kearie Peak. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Phillip M. Goldfarb. Pro-
ducer: Noah Wyle, John Rogers. Director:
Jonathan Frakes. Writer: Marco Schnabel.
Reviews: “This third installment of
TNT’s The Librarian movies benefits from
nifty special effects and a wholehearted
embrace of the modern-day National Trea-
sure–type swashbuckler status” (Variety).
“For the Librarian movie franchise, it
turns out that the third time really is the
charm. The latest (and last) in the series
... packs more humor, suspense and ad-
ventures into two hours than either of its
two predecessors” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“It’s a fun ride and Wyle has gotten a
little better each time. That’s why it’s a
shame there apparently won’t be another”
(New York Daily News).
293 The Life and Times of Tim.
(Series; Cartoon; HBO; September 28,
2008 to November 30, 2008)
Tim is a young man who lives and
works in New York City. He has a girl-
friend (Amy) and very serious problems: he
is self conscious and extremely prone to
making the worst decisions each day. Sto-
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ries, which are adult in nature, follow Tim
as he struggles to get through the trying
times of each day. Debbie, a prostitute, is
Tim’s friend; Stu is Tim’s friend and co-
worker.
Voice Cast : Steve Dildarian (Tim),
Mary Jane Otto (Amy), Nick Kroll (Stu),
Peter Giles (Boss), Edie McClurg (Amy’s
grandmother), Kari Wahlgren (Amy’s
mother), Bob Morrow (Debbie).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tom Wer-
ner, Mike Clements, Steve Dildarian. Co-
Executive Producer: Leynete Carrapa.
Reviews: Tim holds some genuine
promise with its dry with and understated
sensibility” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Viewed alone, in small doses, the show
is pretty damn funny ... a mix of minimal-
ist animation, wildly absurd situations and
understated voice work” (Variety).
294 The Life and Times of Vivi-
enne Vyle. (Series; Comedy; Sundance;
September 8, 2008 to October 13, 2008)
A British produced spoof of daytime
talk shows that focuses on the hectic on
camera and behind the scenes life of Vivi-
enne Vyle, the screaming, always harassed
host of The Vivienne Vyle Show. Helena is
her producer; Jared is her husband;
Jonathan is her psychotherapist.
Cast : Jennifer Saunders (Vivienne
Vyle), Miranda Richardson (Helena de
Wend), Conleith Hill ( Jared), Jason
Watkins (Dr. Jonathan Fowler), Helen
Griffin (Carol), Dave Lamb (Des).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jon Plow-
man. Producer: Jo Sargent. Music: Dilly
Fox.
295 Life on Mars (British). (Series;
Crime Drama; BBC America; 2008)
The British series on which the Ameri-
can series of the same title is based (ran on
BBC-One, 2006–2007). Sam Tyler is a
Detective Chief Inspector with the Man-
chester Police Department in England.
One day, during a case investigation, Sam
is hit by a car and awakens in 1973 as a
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member of the Manchester and Salford
Police Department as Detective Inspector
(his sudden presence is explained as being
a transfer from another precinct). Sam
quickly adjusts to the fact that he is no
longer in 2006 and stories follow his ef-
forts to follow the police procedures of the
1970s world but supplement those tech-
niques with those he learned in the 21st
century. Gene Hunt is his superior, an old
fashioned cop who will break the rules to
get results. Ray Carling, Chris Skelton and
Annie Cartwright (also Sam’s romantic in-
terest) work with Sam. The final episode
shows Sam awakening from a coma. Be-
lieving his experiences in 1973 were real,
but now feeling out of place in 2007, he
climbs to the top of the police station and
jumps off. He appears to return to the past,
but the episode is confusing as it can also
indicate that Sam may not have returned
to the present. Overall, it really doesn’t tell
the viewer if Sam was insane, in a coma
and if he really traveled back in time.
Cast: John Simm (Sam Tyler), Philip
Glinster (Gene Hunt), Liz White (Annie
Cartwright), Dean Andrews (Ray Car-
ling), Marshall Lancaster (Chris Skelton).
Credits: Executive Producer: Matthew
Graham, Jane Featherstone, Claire Parker.
Producer: Marcus Wilson. Music: Edmund
Butt.
296 Life on Mars (U.S.). (Series;
Crime Drama; ABC; Premiered: October
9, 2008)
“I had an accident and woke up 35 years
in the past. Now that either makes me a
time traveler, a lunatic or I’m lying in a
hospital bed in 2008 and none of this is
real,” says Sam Tyler, a detective with the
N.Y.P.D. 125th Precinct (called 1-2-5) in
2008 who is now a detective with the 1-
2-5 in 1973.
In 2008 Sam is romantically involved
with fellow detective Maya Daniels. While
investigating a case involving a kidnapper-
murderer, Maya appears to have been kid-
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napped and Sam is hit by a car. The viewer
sees a brief dream-like sequence as Sam
awakens to find himself in 1973 — as a
member of the 1-2-5 in Manhattan. His
identification also reflects 1973 and he
finds himself working on a case that is
identical to the one he was working on in
2008. Sam believes that if he solves this
case he can save Maya and return to 2008
(while Sam does solve the case, he is not
transported back to his time). Sam’s sud-
den appearance at the 1-2-5 is accepted
because he is believed to be a transfer from
upstate New York.
Sam quickly adjusts to the fact that he
is where he is. At the precinct Sam meets
his team: Gene Hunt, his superior, a
rather uncouth lieutenant who believes in
rough tactics; Annie Norris, a police
woman (at a time when such personnel
were part of the Police Woman’s Bureau
and not permitted to assist on cases as men
do). She has a psychology degree from
Fordham University in the Bronx and lives
with her parents in Queens. She is the only
one who sympathetic to Sam’s plight.
Chris Skelton is the rookie detective; Ray
Carling is the tough, sexist detective with
a chip on his shoulder.
At the end of the first episode, Sam
hears Maya’s voice over his car radio telling
him that she is okay and asking him to
come home. But how? Stories follow Sam
as he seeks that answer and his efforts to in-
corporate the technologies of 2008 police
science in an era where such things as
forensic science and finger print analysis
and even computers were a far-fetched
dream. Based on the British series (see
prior title).
Cast : Jason O’Mara (Sam Tyler),
Gretchen Mol (Anne Norris), Harvey Kei-
tel (Gene Hunt), Michael Imperioli (Ray
Carling), Jonathan Murray (Chris Skel-
ton), Lisa Bonet (Maya Daniels).
Credits: Executive Producer: Josh Ap-
plebaum, Andre Nemec, Scott Rosenberg,
Jane Featherstone, Stephen Garrett. Co-
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Executive Producer: David Wilcox, Mi-
chael Katleman. Supervising Producer:
Adele Lim, Producer: Jane Rabb. Music:
Peter Nashel.
Reviews: “An inexplicable trip through
time injects life into the police drama
genre ... if it holds its own against the final
season of ER, Mars might be orbiting the
schedule for years” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“Every year ABC rolls the dice on one
truly first rate pilot that breaks the usual
mold. Life on Mars is the latest gamble...
Mars offers fine performances, some in-
triguing images, sly satire and a terrific
song score” (Variety).
297 The Lifetime Achievement
Award: A Tribute to Warren Beatty.
(Special; Tribute; USA; June 25, 2008)
A tribute to actor Warren Beatty.
Guest of Honor: Warren Beatty.
Guests: Faye Dunaway, Dustin Hoffman,
Halle Barre, Diane Keaton, Barbra Strei-
sand, Don Cheadle, Angela Lansbury,
Steven Spielberg, Goldie Hawn, Dyan
Cannon, Annette Bening.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary Smith.
Producer: Chris Merrill. Associate Producer:
Aaron B. Cooker. Director: Louis J. Hor-
vitz. Writer: Jon Macks.
298 The Line. (Series; Comedy; In-
ternet; Summer 2008)
Seven part satire about a young man
and his friend and the problems they face
when they become first in line for a pop-
ular science fiction movie — weeks before
it opens.
Cast : Bill Hader, Simon Rich, Joe
LoTruglio, Paul Scheer, Miriam Tolan.
Credits: Producer: Jack Sullivan, Erin
David, Dina Holmes, Nick Mallardi.
Writer: Bill Hader, Simon Rich. Director:
Seth Meyers.
299 Lingerie Secrets Revealed.
(Special; Reality; WE; February 14, 2008)
A makeover program geared to women
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that offers advice on how to purchase lin-
gerie that is the perfect fit for her figure
and change a “so so to so so sexy.” Ten
women are involved and each is given a
makeover for style (by Rachel Zalis), lin-
gerie (Amanda Diaz), hair (Kellye Garb-
ner) and makeup (Tasha Reiko Brown).
Host: Rachel Zalis.
Credits: Executive Producer: Kerri Zane.
Segment Producer: Samantha Day, Natalia
Baldwin Leon.
300 Lipstick Jungle. (Series; Drama;
NBC; February 7, 2008 to January 9,
2009)
A look at the lives of three women who
are the tops in their field: Wendy Healy
(movie executive at Parador Pictures),
Nico Reilly (called Nico, is editor-in-chief
of the fashion magazine Bonfire) and Vic-
tory Ford (is a fashion designer and owner
of Victory Ford Fashions).
Cast : Brooke Shields (Wendy Healy),
Kim Raver (Nico Reilly), Lindsay Price
(Victory Ford), Andrew McCarthy (Joe
Bennett), Paul Blackthorone (Shane Healy),
Sarah Hyland (Maddie Healy), Mary Tyler
Moore ( Joyce; Wendy’s mother).
Credits: Executive Producer: Oliver
Goldstick, Timothy Busfield, Candace
Bushnell. Producer: James Bigwood. Music:
W.G. Snuffy Walden.
Reviews: “With the premiere of Lip-
stick Jungle, it seems safe to say that if
someone is going to have a hit based on
three female friends in the cutthroat busi-
ness world, it isn’t going to happen this
season” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Lipstick Jungle is the superior product
of this winter’s career-woman pals trying
to have it all dramedies ... there are shreds
of humanity to latch onto here if the net-
work can lure enough young women in to
respect the merchandise” (Variety).
301 Lisa Williams: Voices from
the Other Side. (Pilot; Reality; Life-
time; October 27, 2008 to October 31,
2008)
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A five episode test for an attempt by
Lifetime to see if it can break away from
the clutter of talk and judge shows that
occupy daytime television. Here, British
psychic Lisa Williams seeks to help real
people, suffering a loss (friend, lover, fam-
ily member) find some closure by contact-
ing the spirits of those they lost.
Host: Lisa Williams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Pritchard, Ronnie Ward, Roy Bank, Yann
Debonne. Producer: Terence Michael.
Music: Matthew Puckett.
302 Little Britain. (Series; Comedy;
BBC America; 2008)
An exaggerated look at the British Isles
(from Scotland to Wales) with a focus on
the quirky characters that inhabit the
countryside of the United Kingdom (for
example, Sebastian Love, the Prime Min-
ister’s gay assistant; Vicky Pollard, the
teenage troublemaker; Ray McLooney, the
eccentric Scottish hotel manager; and
Marjorie Dawes, a dietician who makes
fun of fat people).
Cast: Matt Lucas, David Walliams, An-
thony Head, Paul Putner, Joann London,
Stephen Furst, Stirling Gallacher, Leelo
Ross, Ruth Jones. Narrator: Tom Baker.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jon Plow-
man.
Producer: Geoff Posner. Music: David
Arnold.
303 Little Britain, U.S.A. (Series;
Comedy; HBO; September 28, 2008 to
November 2, 2008)
Raunchy, fast-paced skit comedy wherein
the male leads, portraying an array of char-
acter (including females) spoof American
culture. Based on the British series Little
Britain.
Stars: Matt Lucas, David Walliams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Lu-
cas, David Walliams, Simon Fuller, Larry
Brezner, David Steinberg, Michael Patrick
James. Producer: Stephanie Laing.
Reviews: “Britain U.S.A. is mostly just
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crude, reveling in mock condescension to-
ward American stereotypes” (Variety).
“Rude humor and outrageous charac-
ters combine to make delightful comedy”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
304 Little Girl Lost: The Delimar
Vera Story. (TV Movie; Drama; Life-
time Movie Network; August 17, 2008)
Fact based story about Luz Cuevas, a
young mother who begins a seemingly
fruitless search to find her daughter
(Aaliyah)— said to have been killed in an
apartment fire but whom Luz believes was
kidnapped.
Cast: Judy Reyes (Luz Cuevas), A Mar-
tinez (Angel Cruz), Ana Ortiz (Valerie
Valleja), Hector Luis Bustamante (Pedro
Vera), Jillian Bruno (Delimar Vera/Aali-
yah), Marlene Forte (Tatita).
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul A.
Kaufman, Harvey Kahan, Joey Plager,
Larry Thompson. Director: Paul A. Kauf-
man. Writer: Christopher Canaan, Maria
Bation.
Reviews: “Representing the kind of
ripped-from-the headlines melodrama the
networks used to make, Little Girl Lost
telegraphs where its going—but you’d still
have to be a pretty heartless bastard to re-
sist becoming a little choked up at the
end” (Variety).
“Even by Lifetime standards, the origi-
nal telepic ... is wrenching, heavy-duty
stuff that largely honors a real life tale with
earnestness and realism” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
305 Little Spirit: Christmas in New
York. (Special; Cartoon; NBC; December
10, 2008)
Leo is a young boy who has just moved
with his family from the Midwest to New
York City. Christmas is approaching and
Leo feels displaced and only finds comfort
with his dog Ramona. Shortly after, while
walking his dog, Ramona escapes his grasp
and runs off. A magical creature called Lit-
tle Spirit appears to Leo with a mission:
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help him find Ramona. As Leo and Little
Spirit search through the various Manhat-
tan neighborhoods, they meet people of
various nationalities, religions and ages —
all meant to teach Leo to embrace his new
home as a warm and inviting place. The
computer animated program is filled with
product placement to accommodate a
Macy’s Department Store tie-in.
Voice Cast: Danny DeVito (Cabbie/
Narrator), Michael Hall D’Addario (Leo),
Fred Newman (Little Spirit/Ramona/
Squirrel). Additional Voices: Lisa Liu,
Freddy Rodriquez, Rachel Scheer, Brian
Williams, Brenda Song, Sally Winters.
Credits: Executive Producer: Chet Fen-
ster, Leopoldo Gout, Susan Holden, Jon
Paley. Producer: Lorne Orleans, Kris
Greengrove. Music: Duncan Sheik. Direc-
tor: Leopoldo Gout, Susan Holden.
Writer: Andy Rheingold.
Review: “It’s too bad the Grinch isn’t
able to steal Christmas specials” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
306 Living Hell. (TV Movie; Hor-
ror; Sci Fi; February 23, 2008)
A hazmet specialist (Carrie) teams with
a school teacher (Frank) to stop an escaped
military secret experiment (an organism
that feeds on light and power) from reach-
ing its target: a nuclear bomb. Frank’s fa-
ther helped create the organism and Frank
has an unusual connection to the creature;
he is literally the only one capable of stop-
ping it.
Cast: Jonathan Schaech (Frank Sears),
Erica Leerhsen (Carrie Freeborn), Jason
Wiles (Glenn Freeborn), James McDaniel
(Col. Eric Maitland), Terrence Jay (Sgt.
Arbogast), Judy Herrera (Una Fernandez).
Credits: Producer: Deborah Del Prete,
David Greathouse. Co-Producer: Linda
McDonough. Music: Terrence Jay. Direc-
tor-Writer: Richard Jefferies.
307 Living Lohan. (Series; Reality;
E!; May 26, 2008 to July 27, 2008)
Dina Lohan (divorced from Michael) is
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the single mother of Lindsay and Ali
Lohan. Lindsay, the troubled (at the time)
mega star does not appear on the program.
The focus is on Ali, her 14-year-old sister
whom stage mother Dina is hoping to
launch on a singing career. The program
showcases Dina’s professional and home
life as well as Ali’s cutting a record in Las
Vegas.
Cast: Dina Lohan, Ali Lohan, Michael
Lohan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Phil Mal-
oof, Laura Korkoian, Jeff Jenkins, Andrew
Jameson, Jonathan Murray. Producer:
Christine Reed.
Reviews: “Half-hour infomercial for
the less-famous members of the [Lindsay]
Lohan clan, which Ma [Dina] uses to hu-
manize both herself and her brood ... it’s a
tedious experience ... with limited appeal”
(Variety).
“It’s ... not one that I can see watching
over the long run, basically because I don’t
care about the evolution of Ali’s career”
(Entertain Your Brain).
308 Living Proof. (TV Movie; Drama;
Lifetime; October 18, 2008)
Compelling drama bout a doctor’s
(Denny Slamon) total dedication to
finding a cure for breast cancer.
Cast: Harry Connick, Jr. (Dr. Denny
Slamon), Angie Harmon (Lily Tartikoff ),
Bernadette Peters (Barbara Bradfield),
Amanda Bynes ( Jamie MacGraw), Swoosie
Kurtz (Elizabeth Aldridge), Paula Cale
(Donna), Regina King (Ellie Jackson),
Tammy Blanchard (Nicole Wilson), Amy
Madigan (Fran Visco), Jennifer Coolidge
(Tish), John Benjamin Hickey (Blake
Rogers).
Credits: Executive Producer: Neil Me-
ron, Vivienne Radkoff, Craig Zadan,
Renee Zellweger. Producer: Cathy Frank.
Director: Dan Ireland. Writer: Vivienne
Radkoff.
Reviews: “Ernest, emotional and cast
to the hilt with cameos for actresses, Liv-
78
ing Proof rises above most Lifetime movie
fare” (Variety).
“A true and absorbing tale about L.A.
oncologist Dennis Slamon and the celebri-
ties who helped him save lives” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
309 The Locator. (Series; Reality; WE;
September 6, 2008 to October 25, 2008)
Troy Dunn is a real life locator (a per-
son who finds missing people). Emotion-
ally charged episodes follow Tony as he re-
unites people who have drifted apart and
now need to be reunited (from lost loves to
childhood friends to adopted children
seeking their birth mothers).
Host: Troy Dunn. Chief Investigator:
Katie Dunn.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jonathan
Koch, Kelly Hefner, Steven Michaels. Su-
pervising Producer: David Berrent. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Ted Haimes. Producer:
Taylor Humphries.
310 Lone Rider. (TV Movie; West-
ern; Ion; April 12, 2008)
Following the Civil War, Bobby Hatt-
away returns to Texas to find his family
ranch and general store in debt and the
town being sought by the greedy Stu Cro-
ker. The story follows Bobby as he be-
comes the town’s lone hope to stop Croker.
Cast : Lou Diamond Phillips (Bobby
Hattaway), Angela Alvarado (Serena
Sanchez), Stacy Keach (Robert Hattaway),
Vincent Spano (Stu Croker), Cynthia Pre-
ston (Constance), Robert Baker (Vic),
Timothy Bottoms (Gus), Terry Maratos
(Curtis), Tom Scanley (Mike Butler).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive
Producer: Matt Fitzsimons, Nick Lombardo,
Michael Moran. Producer: Albert T. Dick-
erson III. Music: Joe Kraemer. Director:
David S. Cass, Sr. Writer: Frank Sharp.
311 Long Way Down. (Series; Real-
ity; Fox Reality Channel; Premiered: Au-
gust 2, 2008)
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Cameras follow two friends, Ewan Mc-
Gregor and Charley Boorman, as they un-
dertake an 85-day, 15,000 mile motorcy-
cle trek across Africa.
Stars: Ewan McGregor, Charley Boor-
man, Eve Mavrakis (Ewan’s wife).
Credits: Producer-Director: David Alex-
anian, Russ Malkin. Producer: Lucy Trujillo.
312 Lost City Raiders. (TV Movie;
Science Fiction; Sci Fi; November 22,
2008)
In a futuristic time (2048) the Polar Ice
Caps begin to melt, causing massive death
and destruction. Surviving members of the
human race establish new civilizations on
existing land masses. As the new cities be-
come overcrowded, a group of salvage spe-
cialists (Lost City Raiders) emerge with
one goal: to find the old relics and treasures
from submerged cities to connect an uncer-
tain future with the past.
Cast : James Brolin (Pa Kubiak), Ian
Somerhalder ( Jack Kubiak), Jamie Thomas
King (Thomas Kubiak), Bettina Zimmer-
man (Giovanna Becker), Flodie Frenck
(Cara), Ben Cross (Nicholas Filminov),
Dan Hurst (Alexi), Michael Mendl (Car-
dinal Battaglia).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jonas Bauer,
Rola Bauer, Tim Halkin. Co-Executive
Producer: Christopher Morgan. Producer:
Brigid Olen. Director-Writer: Jean de
Segonzac.
Reviews: “Bruce Springsteen fans know
“The Rising” as a song of hope... Fans of
tonight’s made-for TV-movie Lost City
Raiders, a group likely to be more modest
in number, will know the Rising as some-
thing less hopeful” (New York Daily News).
“Lost City Raiders, a combination of two
of the worst movies in recent history,
melded into the worst TV movie is recent
and probably even future history” (New
York Post).
313 Lost Treasure of the Grand
Canyon. (TV Movie; Horror; Sci Fi; De-
cember 20, 2008)
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Susan Jordon, the daughter of a Smith-
sonian research professor (Dr. Samuel Jor-
don), seeks a way to rescue her father and
his team of researchers when they unearth
an ancient Aztec city and release an evil
spirit (a flying serpent) that threatens to
kill them.
Cast: Shannen Doherty (Susan Jordon),
Duncan Fraser (Dr. Samuel Jordon), Mi-
chael Shanks ( Jacob Thain), J.R. Bourne
(Marco Langford), Toby Berner (Stewart
Dunbar), Heather Doerksen (Hildy Wain-
wright), Peter New (Isaac Preston).
Credits: Executive Producer: Karen Bai-
ley. Producer: Harvey Kahn. Associate Pro-
ducer: Nadia Mear. Music: Michael Neil-
son. Director: Farhad Mann. Writer: Clay
Carmouche.
314 The Love of Her Life. (TV
Movie; Comedy; Lifetime; March 1, 2008)
Allison is a gorgeous 30-year-old woman
whose extreme jealousy keeps her from
maintaining a steady relationship with
men. When her latest love leaves her for
41-year-old Kathryn Brown, Allison de-
cides to get even by stealing the heart of
Scott, Kathryn’s 17-year-old son. The
story follows Allison’s efforts and Kathy’s
attempts to keep Scott from falling in love
with Allison.
Cast: Cynthia Preston (Allison), Brandy
Ledford (Kathryn), Alex House (Scott
Brown), Paula Jean Hixson ( Joy), Catie
Campo (Young Allison), Nick Baillie (Ian
Matthews).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tom Berry,
Pierre David, Ken Sanders. Producer: Ste-
fan Wodoslawsky. Writer: Christine Con-
radt. Director: Robert Malenfant.
315 Love Sick : Secrets of a Sex
Addict. (TV Movie; Drama; Lifetime;
March 1, 2008)
True story based on Sue Williams book
about her addiction to and successful at-
tempts to overcome sexual addiction.
Cast: Sally Pressman (Sue Williams),
Peter Flemming (Andrew Silverman),
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Roger Haskett (Dr. Robert Gardiner),
Medina Hahn ( Jill), Jill Morrison (Linda),
Ken Kramer (Irwin Silverman), Sandra
Timuss (Fay Silverman), Samantha Cough-
lan ( Joannie).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jean Abou-
nader, Tim Johnson. Producer: Kirk Shaw.
Music: Peter Allen. Writer: Maria Nation.
Director: Grant Harvey.
316 Luke’s Parental Advisory. (Se-
ries; Reality; VH-1; August 4, 2008 to
September 22, 2008)
Luther “Luke” Campbell of the group 2
Live Crew, and his fiancé, Kristin (an at-
torney) are featured as cameras follow
events in their daily lives, focusing mostly
on Luke’s efforts to deal with his children
(Lacresha and Luke, Jr.) from a prior mar-
riage.
Stars: Luke Campbell, Lacresha Camp-
bell, Luther Cambell, Jr.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brad
Abramson, Tone Boots, Kimberly Belcher
Cowin. Supervising Producer: Warren Co-
hen. Producer: Shelly Tatro, James Rose-
mond, John Ehardt.
317 The Macy’s Fourth of July
Fireworks Spectacular. (Special; Vari-
ety; NBC; July 4, 2008)
Fireworks displays coupled with music
and songs from New York City.
Host : Natalie Masters, Tiki Barber.
Guests: Katherine McPhee, Jordin Sparks,
Kenny Chesney, Natasha Bedingfield.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob
Holmes. Producer: Heidi Kelso. Associate
Producer: Gregory Scamici. Director: Louis
J. Horvitz.
318 The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day
Parade. (Special; Variety; NBC; Novem-
ber 27, 2008)
Macy’s Department Store’s 82nd annual
event (first broadcast on TV in 1945) that
features stars, character balloons and elab-
orate floats to signify the start of the 2008
Christmas season. Broadcast live from
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New York (beginning at 77th Street and
Central Park West and winding down
Broadway).
Host: Meredith Vieira, Matt Lauer, Al
Roker. Guests: Miley Cyrus, David
Archuleta, Trace Adkins, Ashanti, Adri-
enne Bailon, Sabrina Bryan, Cedric the
Entertainer, Kristin Chenoweth, The
Cheetah Girls, John Lequizamo, Idina
Menzel, The Radio City Rockettes, Dar-
ius Rucker, James Taylor, Steve Whitmire,
Andy Williams, Kiely Williams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brad Lach-
man, Bill Bracken. Macy’s Executive Pro-
ducer: Robin Hall. Music Director: Milton
DeLugg. Director: Gary Halvorson. Writer:
Mark Waxman. Announcer: Joel Goddard.
319 Magic’s Biggest Secrets Fi-
nally Revealed. (Series; Reality; My
Network TV; October 6, 2008 to Novem-
ber 24, 2008)
A masked, unknown magician reveals
the secrets behind magic tricks and illu-
sions. The illusion is performed then
recreated to show how it was accom-
plished.
Masked Magician: Val Valentino. Nar-
rator: Mitch Pileggi.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bruce
Nash, Don Weiner, Andrew Jebb. Pro-
ducer: Val Valentino. Music: Danny Lux.
320 Mail Order Bride. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; November 8, 2008)
Old West tale of a beautiful con artist
(Diana McQueen) who poses as a mail
order bride to escape from her ruthless
boss (Tom Rourke) and begin a new life
with an unsuspecting groom (Beau
Canfield) on the frontier.
Cast : Daphne Zuniga (Diana Mc-
Queen), Greg Evigan (Tom Rourke),
Cameron Bancroft (Beau Canfield), Karin
Konoval (Mrs. Vaughn), Michael Teigen
( Joe), William MacDonald (Sheriff ),
Kathleen Isabelle ( Jen).
Credits: Executive Producer: Ira Pincus,
Noreen Helpern, Dori Weiss. Producer:
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Randolph Cheveldave. Director: Anne
Wheeler. Writer: Tippy Dobrofsky, Neal
Dobrofsky.
Review: “Most of the movie seems to
be walking through molasses. The charac-
ters are static ... and not given much in the
way of dialogue that is believable or any
where near original” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
321 Make Me a Super Model. (Se-
ries; Reality; Bravo; January 10, 2008 to
April 17, 2008)
Fourteen hopeful models (both male
and female) compete for a $100,000 mod-
eling contract with New York Model Man-
agement. Each of the models competes in
various photo shoots and modeling chal-
lenges with the weakest candidates being
eliminated.
Host: Nicki Taylor. Co-Host: Tyson
Beckford.
Models: Katy Caswell, Stephanie Bul-
ger, Ben DiChiara, Frankie Godoy, Jacki
Hydock, Holly Kiser, Ronnie Kroell, Aryn
Livingston, Jay McGee, Shannon Pallay,
Casey Skinner, Perry Ullmann.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jamie
Munro, Lisa Perrin, Andrew Zein. Pro-
ducer: Jillian Horgan, Makario Sarsozo.
Reviews: “The geniuses at Bravo came
to the conclusion that what TV viewers
need most is yet another show about be-
coming a model. Not mention this is a
great way to fill an hour with young, sexy
bodies, so I won’t” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
322 Making Mr. Right. (TV Movie;
Comedy; Lifetime; February 9, 2008)
A young woman (Hallie) attempts to
transform a rough-around-the-edges man
(Eddie) into the man of her dreams — a
handsome, mannerly bachelor.
Cast: Christina Cox (Hallie Galloway),
Dean Cain (Eddie), Jocelyne Loewen
(Christine), David Lewis (Bobby), Greg
Rogers (Angelo), Tom Butler (Paul Gott-
man).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Tim John-
son, Wendy Kram, Kirk Shaw. Producer:
Rob Lycar. Music: Peter Allen, John
Sereda. Writer: Dan Beckerman, Julie
Saunders, Guy Mann. Director: Paul Fox.
323 Man and Wife. (Series; Reality;
MTV; Premiered: September 30, 2008)
Fatman Scoop and his wife, Shanda, the
first married couple in the hip-hop genre,
frankly discuss sex, relationships, jobs, pol-
itics and marriage. Scoop and Shanda are
fierce advocates of safe sex and they en-
courage this along with responsibility and
monogamy.
Stars: Fatman Scoop, Shanda.
324 Manhunters: Fugitive Task
Force. (Series; Reality; A&E; Premiered:
December 9, 2008)
“The best of the best, hunting down the
worst of the worst” is the tag line for a se-
ries that showcases the work of the U.S.
Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force as they track
down wanted felons.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary Tar-
pinian, Stuart Goodman, Vincent Scarza.
Supervising Producer: Sonia Slutsky, Siob-
han Walshe.
Reviews: “Getting bad guys off the
street is good. Manhunters is not” (New
York Daily News).
“In short, Manhunters doesn’t even mar-
ginally advance the ball beyond the cin-
ema-verite standard Cops established” (Va-
riety).
325 Martha Speaks. (Series; Car-
toon; PBS; Premiered: September 1, 2008)
Martha is a friendly dog who, after eat-
ing a bowl of alphabet soup, finds that she
suddenly has the ability to speak English.
With her new found ability, Martha finds
a new meaning to life and through her ac-
tivities introduces various aspects of life to
children.
Voice Cast : Tabitha St. Germain
(Martha), Vanessa Tomasino (Carolina),
Alex Ferris (T.D.).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Chris
Bartleman, Carol Greenwald. Producer:
Sarah Wall. Music: Daniel Ingram.
326 The Marvelous Misadventures
of Flapjack. (Series; Cartoon; Cartoon
Network; Premiered: June 5, 2008)
Flapjack is a young boy who was lost at
sea and raised by Bubbie, a talking whale.
Captain K’Nuckles is a crusty old pirate
whose life was saved by Flapjack and Bub-
bie. Now, as a team, the trio searches for
the magical Candied Islands and its treas-
ures of lollipop trees and lemonade springs.
Voice Cast: Thurop Van Orman (Flap-
jack), Brian Doyle Murray (Captain
K’Nuckles), Roz Ryan (Bubbie).
Credits: Executive Producer: Brian A.
Miller, Jennifer Pelphrey, Thurop Van
Orman. Producer: Pernelle Hayes.
327 The Mary Van Note Show.
(Series; Comedy; Internet; 2008)
Comedian Mary Van Note is described
as “a cross between Sarah Silverman and
Pee Wee Herman.” She is intimate yet
rude and “strangely innocent.” The ten
episode web series explores Mary’s inner
mind as she searches for the man of her
dreams. Mary is also seen speaking directly
to the camera as well as performing in real
and imagined skits.
Cast: Mary Van Note, Moshe Kasher,
Alex Koll, Brent Weinbach.
Credits: Executive Producer: James Web.
Associate Producer: Juan Marmol. Writer-
Director: Mary Van Note.
328 Master of Dance. (Series; Real-
ity; TLC; June 9, 2008 to July 14, 2008)
Dance competition show with a twist:
competing players must be flexible and be
able to adapt to a new routine when a song
is changed in mid-routine. Dancers un-
able to adapt quickly enough are elimi-
nated. The most accomplished dancer
wins the $50,000 first prize.
Host: Joey Lawrence. Judges: Lucinda
Dickey, Loni Love, Keith Diorio.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Craig Pili-
gian. Co-Executive Producer: Dan Funk.
Supervising Producer: Ron Muccianti. Pro-
ducer: Lisa Sichi.
329 Matched in Manhattan. (Se-
ries; Reality; Lifetime; January 4, 2008 to
February 14, 2008)
A dating game type of series combined
with the elements of a makeover program.
Host Matt Titus is a relationship expert
who is said “to specialize in helping
straight women and gay men find Mr.
Right rather than Mr. Right now.” Each
program is devoted to the makeover of a
relationship challenged woman. The sub-
ject is given a complete makeover. Follow-
ing the change, the subject is counseled on
relationships and dating and given a fresh
chance to find her Mr. Right.
Host: Matt Titus. Co-Host: Tamsen
Fadal, Eddie Varley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Ef-
man, Sara Chazen-Leand. Co-Executive
Producer: Amy Kohan. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Richard Van Meter. Producer: Gil
Ilam, Jordana Starr. Associate Producer:
Iraida Gomez, Melissa Hunter.
Reviews: “Matched in Manhattan is ba-
sically Sex in the City meets The Dating
Game and the concept is somewhat prom-
ising, but the execution is as painful as
trolling through chat rooms on a Saturday
night” (Variety).
“A word of advice to the lovelorn: Tele-
vision is not going to provide the key that
unlocks a lifetime of future bliss — only
the Internet can do that” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
330 Maui Chopper. (Series; Reality;
Tru TV; Premiered: December 8, 2008)
A look at the work of the helicopter pi-
lots attached to Windward Aviation (based
at Hawaii’s Kahului Airport) as they assist
the Maui County Fire and Ocean Safety
Departments as well as state and federal
agencies.
Credits: Executive Producer: Al Edg-
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ington, Mark Koops, Robert Williams.
Producer: Rita Doumar. Music: The New-
ton Brothers.
331 Me, Mom, Dad and Her. (TV
Movie; Drama; Lifetime; May 10, 2008)
A troubled teen (Sydney) attempts to
ease into a new family when her single
mother sends her to live with her father
(Ben) and his new wife (Emma) in the
hope of straightening her out.
Cast : Melora Hardin (Emma), Brit-
teney Wilson (Sydney), Paul McGillion
(Ben), Dorla Bell (Robin), Sarah Deakins
(Lynn).
Credits: Executive Producer: Anne Hop-
kins, Tim Johnson, Marian Rees, Kirk
Shaw. Music: Graeme Coleman. Writer:
Anna Sandor. Director: Anne Wheeler.
332 The Memory Keeper’s Daugh-
ter. (TV Movie; Drama; Lifetime; April
12, 2008)
Twins are born to a doctor (David) and
his wife. The boy is healthy but the girl
has Down syndrome. The story follows
the events that develop years later when
the wife (Nora) discovers that David kept
the girl a secret from her (telling her that
she died during delivery) and had placed
her up for adoption.
Cast : Dermot Mulroney (Dr. David
Henry), Gretchen Mol (Nora Henry),
Owen Pattison (Paul Henry, age 6), Tyler
Stentiford (Paul, age 13), Jamie Spilchuk
(Paul, age 18–22), Emily Watson (Caro-
line Gil), Lita Llewellyn (Ruby), David
Gibson McLean (Duke), Kerry McPherson
(Kay).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Jaffe. Producer: Howard Braunstein, Mi-
chael Mahoney. Writer: John Pielmeier.
Director: Mick Jackson. Music: Daniel
Licht.
333 The Mentalist. (Series; Crime
Drama; CBS; Premiered: September 23,
2008)
“My name is Patrick Jane, I’m here to
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help you” is what a victim of crime will
hear when Patrick Jane becomes involved
in a case. Patrick himself is a victim of
crime (his wife and daughter were shot by
a serial killer) and thus feels for victims
and takes a personal interest in their plight.
Patrick is an independent consultant for
the California Bureau of Investigation
(CBI). He pays attention to details at a
crime scene and notices the little things
that can easily be overlooked. He can read
people and his past experiences, pretend-
ing to be a psychic (to help people) has
given him an edge in that some people ac-
tually believe he is psychic. Teresa Lisbon
is the head of the CBI; Kimball, Wayne
and Grace are the other team members.
Stories follow the team, in particular
Patrick’s somewhat unconventional meth-
ods, to solve crimes.
Cast : Simon Baker (Patrick Jane),
Robin Tunney (Teresa Lisbon), Tim Kang
(Kimball Cho), Owain Yeoman (Wayne
Rigsby), Amanda Righetti (Grace Van
Pelt).
Credits: Executive Producer: Bruno
Heller, David Nutter. Producer: Charles
Goldstein. Music: Blake Neely.
Reviews: “Although USA’s Psych merely
hints at the possibility that some psychics
could be frauds, CBS’s The Mentalist ar-
gues forcefully that self-proclaimed seers
... are as supernaturally gifted as pet rocks”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“The show’s lone distinguishing char-
acteristic stems from the casting of Simon
Baker as a latter-day Sherlock Holmes —
albeit one who winds up squabbling in
tiresome fashion with his gender-switched
Dr. Watson” (Variety).
334 The Meow Mix Think Like a
Cat Game Show. (Series; Game; Game
Show Network; Premiered: November 15,
2008)
Cat owners appear with their pets to
compete in question and answer rounds
(based on their knowledge of cats) as well
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as in challenges that involve their pet’s
ability to perform specific tasks. Money is
awarded based on the cat’s performance as
well as how his master scored in the ques-
tion and answer session. Sponsored by
Meow Mix cat food.
Host: Chuck Woolery.
Credits: Executive Producer: John P.
Cordero, David Doyle, Matthew Glass.
Co-Executive Producer: Keith Fernbach.
Supervising Producer: Steve Ochs. Producer:
Margo Kent.
335 The Metal Show. (Series; Doc-
umentary; VH-1; Premiered: November
14, 2008)
A review of Heavy Metal music that has
been performed over the last 40 years.
Host: Jim Florentine, Don Jamieson,
Eddie Trunk.
336 The Middleman. (Series; Sci-
ence Fiction; ABC Family; June 16, 2008
to September 2, 2008)
A super secret organization called 02STK
has been established to battle comic book-
like villains seeking to wreck havoc on the
world. Middleman, the unit’s top agent,
is a mysterious figure who loves a cool glass
of milk and uses high tech weaponry to
battle evil. Wendy Watson is a struggling
artist who assists Middleman (on her prior
job, she encountered a grotesque experi-
ment that escaped from a lab beneath her
building. Although Wendy showed great
courage by attempting to battle the crea-
ture, she was unable and grabbed. She was
saved when Middleman seemed to appear
from out of nowhere and disposed of the
creature. Wendy’s bravery so impressed
Middleman that he brought her into the
agency). Stories relate their efforts to bat-
tle creatures nightmares are made of. Lucy
is Wendy’s friend, an activist and concep-
tual artist; Ida is Middleman’s cantanker-
ous robotic girl Friday (“a soulless android
from outer space who masquerades as a li-
brarian”). Nose is Wendy’s eccentric friend,
a musician.
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Cast : Natalie Morales (Wendy Wat-
son), Matt Keestar (Middleman), Bret
Morgan (Lucy Thornfeild), Mary Pat
Gleason (Ida), Jake Smollet (Nose).
Credits: Executive Producer: Javier
Grillo-Marxuach, John Ziffren. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Hans Beimler. Supervising
Producer: Jeremiah Chechik, Tracey Stern.
Producer: Ron McLeod. Music: Tree Adams.
Review: “The Middleman manages the
increasingly rare feat of being knowing but
snide. It’s a show ... for people who love ...
TV. By that standard, it’s far from middle,
but rather rises straight to the top” (Vari-
ety).
337 The Mighty B! (Series; Cartoon;
Nickelodeon; Premiered: April 26, 2008)
Ten-year-old Bessie Higgenbottom
dreams of two things: acquiring every
merit badge the Honeybees have to offer
and becoming a super hero (the Mighty
B!). As she strives to acquire those badges,
her flights of super hero fancies are also
seen.
Voice Cast: Amy Poehler (Bessie Hig-
genbottom), Andy Richter (Ben Higgen-
bottom), Dee Bradley Baker (Happy),
Grey DeLisle (Portia), Dannah Feinglass
(Penny), Jessica DiCicco (Gwen).
Credits: Executive Producer: Amy Poeh-
ler, Cynthia True, Erik Wiese. Producer:
Amy Poehler. Writer: Cynthia True, Amy
Poehler, Jessica Chaffin, Jessica Gao.
Reviews: “Imaginative and frenetic,
this ... series ... has the kind of crazed en-
ergy and inventiveness that isn’t associated
often enough with girl oriented children’s
fare” (Variety).
“Nickelodeon’s ... series ... has what
every kid needs in order to grow up strong
and self-sufficient in today’s adult world.
Violence, nonsensical verbage and, most
importantly, a built-in idea that you rule
the universe” (The Hollywood Reporter).
338 Million Dollar Password. (Se-
ries; Game; CBS; June 1, 2008 to August
24, 2008)
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A revised version of Password. Two
teams compete, each composed of one
celebrity and one non-celebrity contest-
ant. The object is for one player (the giver)
to get his partner (the guesser) to identify
a key word through one word clues (five
key words are used for each of the four 30
second rounds that are played). The player
with the highest score is the winner and
receives the opportunity to play for $1 mil-
lion.
A board with six money amounts is
shown. The player is teamed with the
celebrity with whom he scored the most
points. He can choose to be the giver or
guesser. In round one ($10,000) he must
get five out of ten passwords; round two
($25,000), five out of nine; round three
($50,000), five out of eight; round four
($100,000), five out of seven; round five
($250,000), five out of six; round 6 ($1
million), five out of five. The player risks
loss of everything if he fails to complete a
round (he can quit at any time and leave
with what money he has won). Returned
for a second season on December 18, 2008.
Host: Regis Philbin.
Credits: Executive Producer: Vincent
Rubino. Supervising Producer: Rich Sirop.
Producer: Chris Ahearn, Graham Shaw.
339 The Millionaire Matchmaker.
(Series; Reality; Bravo; January 29, 2008
to September 15, 2008)
Patti Stanger is a real life matchmaker.
Her clients are millionaires who are un-
able to find a mate. These millionaires,
however, are not your Donald Trump;
they are “millionaire losers — men who
want Madonna in the bedroom, Martha
Stewart in the kitchen and Mary Poppins
in the nursery — and they need help.” The
viewer is “treated” to the client, the women
and the matches Patti tries to establish.
Host: Patti Stanger. Guest Host: Shan-
non Fox. Featured Women: Holly Sher-
man, Natalie Gray, Cassie Fliegel, Carolyn
Cannon, Dawn Ashley Cook.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Rob Lee,
Kevin Dill, Mechelle Collins. Co-Executive
Producer: Bill Hochhauser. Supervising
Producer: Thomas Jaeger, Rob Worsoff.
Producer: Mark Cole, Hollie Labosky. Co-
Producer: Lennox Wiseley. Associate Pro-
ducer: Sonia Garcia Clyne.
Reviews: “Just when you think TV
can’t get any worse along comes The Mil-
lionaire Matchmaker, a show so demeaning
to women — and so ugly to everyone else”
(New York Post).
“If the way men view women is getting
shallower and scarier — and ditto for the
way women view men — here’s the best
proof: a wildly entertaining series about
how superficial we’ve all become” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
340 Minute Men. (TV Movie; Com-
edy; Disney; January 25, 2008)
The mischief caused by two teens (Vir-
gil and Charlie) when Charlie invents a
machine that can rewind time.
Cast: Jason Dolley (Virgil Fox), Luke
Benward (Charlie Tuttle), Chelsea Staub
(Stephanie Jamson), Kara Crane ( Jea-
nette), Dexter Darden (Chester), Steven
R. McQueen (Derek Beauregard), Nic-
holas Braun (Zeke Thompson).
Credits: Executive Producer: Andrew
Gunn, Ann Marie Sanderlin, Doug Sloan.
Producer: David Diamond, David Weiss-
man. Writer: John Killoran. Director: Lev
L. Spiro
341 A Miser Brother’s Christmas.
(Special; Cartoon; ABC Family; Decem-
ber 13, 2008)
A sequel to The Year Without a Santa
Claus (ABC, December 10, 1974) about
Santa’s disenchantment over the lack of
holiday spirit and his threat to cancel his
Christmas Eve sleigh ride. While testing a
new high tech sleigh, the North Wind sab-
otages Santa’s ride, hoping to take his place
on Christmas Eve. Santa injures his back
and the North Wind blames the bicker-
ing Miser Brothers (Snow and Heat) for
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the accident. The North Wind’s plans are
foiled, however, when Mother Nature
steps in and persuades the Miser Brothers
to put their differences aside and fill in for
Santa on Christmas Eve. Filmed, like the
original, in stop-motion photography.
Voice Cast : Mickey Rooney (Santa
Claus), George S. Irving (Heat Miser),
Juan Chioran (Snow Miser), Catherine
Disher (Mrs. Claus).
Credits: Executive Producer: Howard
Schwartz, Adam Shaheen, Linda Steiner.
Producer: Lynda Craigmyle, Christine
Davis. Director: Dave Barton Thomas.
Writer: Eddie Guzelian.
342 The Miss America Pageant.
(Special; Contest; TLC; January 26, 2008)
The 83rd presentation, broadcast live
from the Theater of the Performing Arts in
Las Vegas (making this only the third time
in pageant history, that it was not held in
Atlantic City, New Jersey). Fifty women,
each representing a state, compete in spe-
cific challenges (beauty, swimsuit, poise,
interview, talent, evening gown) for the
title of Miss America 2008.
Host: Mark Steines. Presenter: Lauren
Nelson (Miss America 2007). Winners:
Kirsten Hagland (Miss America 2008;
from Michigan), Nicole Rash (Miss Indi-
ana, First Runner-Up), Elyse Umemoto
(Miss Washington, Second Runner-Up),
Hannah Kiefer (Miss Virginia, Third
Runner-Up), Jessica Jacobs (Miss North
Carolina, Fourth Runner-Up).
Credits: Executive Producer: Anthony
Eaton, Angela Shapiro. Producer: Sam
Brenzel. Director: Kathy Fortine.
343 Miss America: Reality Check.
(Series; Reality; TLC; January 4, 2008 to
January 24, 2008)
Contestants for the Miss America
Pageant are profiled and compete in actual
beauty pageant challenges as they prepare
for the actual event.
Host: Michael Urie.
Credits: Executive Producer: Patty Ivins
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Specht, Julie Pizzi. Supervising Producer:
Benjamin Greenberg. Producer: Christine
Reed. Associate Producer: Pamela Welch.
344 Miss Guided. (Series; Comedy;
ABC; March 20, 2008 to April 3, 2008)
Rebecca “Becky” Freeley is a graduate
of Glen Ellen High School. She was an
underachiever at the time but has changed
and has returned to her school to become
its guidance counselor. Stories provide an
inside look at the lives of the students and
faculty who populate the school as seen
through Becky’s eyes.
Cast : Judy Greer (Becky Freeley),
Brooke Burns (Lisa Germain), Kristopher
Polaha (Tim O’Malley), Earl Billings
(Principal Phil Huffy), Chris Parnell (Vice
Principal Bruce Terry).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark
Hudis, Gabrielle Allan, Karey Burke,
Todd Holland, Ashton Kutcher. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Caroline Williams. Pro-
ducer: Jeffrey Morton. Associate Producer:
Megan Gaspar.
Reviews: “The idea that we never out-
grow high school is hardly new but Judy
Greer’s quirky vulnerability of this stunted
emotional development helps elevate Miss
Guided slightly above its familiar and pre-
dictable formula” (Variety).
“Miss Guided evokes memories of several
school-based sitcoms including the frac-
tured idealism of Welcome Back, Kotter and
the persistence of Our Miss Brooks” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
345 Miss Teen U.S.A. (Unaired Spe-
cial; Contest; 2008)
The 26th Miss Teen U.S.A. Pageant was
held at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas
on August 16, 2008. Normally, the event
would have been televised by NBC; how-
ever, NBC’s failure to renew its contract
coupled with its non-stop coverage of the
2008 Summer Olympics resulted in a
blackout for the pageant, the first in its
25-year history. Here, teenage girls, repre-
senting the 50 states, compete in contests
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of beauty, poise, swimwear, evening gown
and personality for the title Miss Teen
U.S.A. 2008.
Presenters: Shelley Henning, Seth
Goldman. Winners: Stevi Perry (Miss
Teen U.S.A. 2008; representing Arkansas),
Brittany Pjetraj (First Runner-Up, South
Carolina), Julia Dalton (Second Runner-
Up, North Carolina), Lindsay Evans
(Third Runner-Up, Louisiana), Shareece
Pfeiffer (Fourth Runner-Up, Idaho).
346 The Miss U.S.A. Pageant. (Spe-
cial; Contest; NBC; April 11, 2008)
The 57th annual presentation wherein
contestants representing the fifty states,
compete against each other in various cat-
egories (from swim wear to evening gown)
for the title “Miss U.S.A. 2008.”
Hosts: Donny Osmond, Marie Os-
mond. Winner: Crystie Stewart (Miss
U.S.A. 2008). Judges: Kristian Alfonso,
Joey Fatone, Rob Schneider, Robert Earl,
George Wayne, Heather Mills, Amanda
Beard, Christian Siviano.
Credits: Executive Producer: Philip
Gurin. Supervising Producer: Mariana Fer-
raro. Producer: Morenike Evans. Director:
Glenn Weiss. Writer: Eugene Pack.
347 The Miss Universe Pageant.
(Series; Contest; NBC; July 14, 2008)
The 57th annual event, broadcast from
the Crown Convention Center (Diamond
Bay Resort) in Nha Trang, Vietnam.
Eighty women from around the world
compete in various contests (from swim-
wear to evening gown) for the coveted title
of Miss Universe 2008. The special marks
the first time a major U.S. based TV pro-
gram was broadcast from Vietnam since
the end of the war as well as being held in
a contemporary Communist state for the
first time.
Host: Jerry Springer, Melanie Brown.
Winners: Davana Mendoza (Miss Uni-
verse 2008, representing Venezuela), Tal-
iana Vargas (First Runner-Up, Colombia),
Marianne Cruz (Second Runner-Up, Do-
Mole / 350
minican Republic), Vera Krasova (Third
Runnr-Up, Russia), Elisa Najera (Fourth
Runner-Up, Mexico).
Credits: Executive Producer: Philip
Gurin. Supervising Producer: Mariana Fer-
raro. Producer: Erica Gardner, Shayna
Weber. Director: Glenn Weiss. Writer: Eu-
gene Pack.
348 The Mr. Men Show. (Series;
Cartoon; Cartoon Network; February 4,
2008 to March 12, 2008)
An animated sketch show that features
Mr. Men and Little Misses characters in
various themed situations geared to chil-
dren.
Voice Cast: Phil Lollar (Mr. Lazy/Mr.
Small/Mr. Strong), Susan Ballboni (Little
Miss Scary), Jeff Stewart (Mr. Tickle),
Peter Mitchell (Mr. Messy), Alicyn Pack-
ard (Little Miss Sunshine/Little Miss
Whoops/Little Miss Naughty).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kate
Boutilier, Eryk Casemire, Kurt Mueller,
Ashley Postewaite, Darrel Van Citters.
Producer: Peggy Regan. Music: Jared Faber.
349 Mitzi Gaynor Razzle Dazzle:
The Special Years. (Special; Variety;
PBS; November 14, 2008)
A nostalgic, clip-rich look at the tele-
vision specials singer-actress-dancer Mitzi
Gaynor made during the 1970s and 80s.
Mitzi’s reminisces are accompanied by
those of her show business friends.
Cast: Mitzi Gaynor, Carl Reiner, Rex
Reed, Kristin Chenoweth, Randy Doney,
Bob Mackie, Kelli O’Hara, Aston Huff.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sal Sca-
mardo. Producer: David Stern, Annette
Jolles, Rene Reyes. Director: David Stern.
Writer: Annette Jolles, Jennifer Matson,
Rene Ryes, Shane Rosamonda, David
Stern.
350 The Mole. (Series; Reality; ABC;
June 2, 2008 to August 11, 2008)
Twelve players compete in various
athletic challenges for money. One of the
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participants, however, is a mole and has
been assigned to prevent players from win-
ning money by sabotaging the challenges.
Each week the players are quizzed about
the mole and the player with the least
knowledge about the mole is eliminated;
the winner is the one player left standing
with the mole.
Host: Jon Kelley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Scott
A. Stone, Clay Newbill. Co-Executive
Producer: Leslie Garvin, Rabin Gholam,
Jeff Krask. Supervising Producer: David
Finklestein, Tess Gamboa, Bill Hoch-
hauser.
Review: “In essence, The Mole borrows
from the best, combining the traveling
component of The Amazing Race with the
challenges and squabbling of Survivor...
Given how rarely reality feels nowadays,
there’s something to be said for simply
making it here” (Variety).
351 The Moment of Truth. (Series;
Game; Fox; January 23, 2008 to April 2,
2008)
Prior to the broadcast, players are
hooked up to a lie detector and asked a se-
ries of personal questions. The polygraph
results, however, are not revealed to them.
On stage, a player is seated opposite
friends and family members and asked se-
lected questions that were previously an-
swered. Money is awarded for each ques-
tion the player answers that agrees with his
polygraph results (if the player responds
differently, he is eliminated). If questions
become too personal (fearing to offend a
friend or family member) he can quit and
walk away with the money he has won up
to that point. A wrong answer at any point
costs a player his winnings.
Host: Mark L. Walberg.
Credits: Executive Producer: Howard
Schwartz, Mike Darnell. Senior Producer:
Jeff Rosenthal. Associate Producer: Talia
Frankel. Music: William Anderson.
Review: “Finally, someone manages to
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give honesty a bad name. Thanks, Fox!”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
352 Momma’s Boys. (Series; Reality;
NBC; December 16, 2008 to January 19,
2009)
Dating show with a slight twist: 32
beautiful single women not only have to
win the heart of one of three eligible bach-
elors—but that of the boy’s mother—who
helps him choose the right girl. The bach-
elors and their mothers live together in a
large house throughout the six episode
run. The program relates the conflicts be-
tween a mother’s wishes and a son’s desires
as the sons seek the perfect woman (for
him and his mother) and the woman of
choice’s efforts to prove herself to the boy’s
mother.
Bachelors: JoJo Bojanowski, Robert
Kluge, Michael Sarysz. Mothers: Khalood
Bojanowski ( JoJo’s mother), Esther Kluge
(Robert’s mother), Lorraine Sarysz-
Nichols (Michael’s mother). The Women:
Morgan Albertus, Vita Alexander, Meghan
Allen, Misty Alli, Amanda Myers,
Madeleine Aseron, Julie Bornemann,
Jessica Brown, Donna Coffee, Jessica
Crider, Payton Ellington, Erica Ellyson,
Mindy Finney, Natalie Flores, Amy Forth,
Brittany Fuchs, Stacy Fuson, Maisha
Gainer, Liz Gasinski, Simonen Hopson,
Rana Lyn Kaidbey, Michelle Kopasz,
Lynette McKinney, Nikki O’Connell,
Camilla Poindexter, Lauren Potter, Cara
Quici, Jamie Rapp, Callie Stilwell, Myaa
Thompson, Rochelle Torgman, Carina
Whitcomb.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ryan
Seacrest, Andrew Glassman. Co-Executive
Producer: Elliot Goldberg, Grant Julian.
Supervising Producer: Carrie Franklin, Re-
becca Shumsky, Lisa Knapp, Dan Zim-
merman. Music: Russ Landau.
Reviews: “All told, it’s the most famil-
iar of reality concepts with all the usual
tricks — barely deviating from established
programs” (Variety).
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“Momma’s Boys ... follows the same tired
... formula of every other dopey dating
show... Except here we have three embar-
rassing men instead of one” (New York
Post).
353 Mom’s Cooking. (Series; Cook-
ing; Lifetime; Premiered: December 1,
2008)
Cooking combined with reality as
mothers teach their daughters how to pre-
pare favorite family dishes. There is no
competition and no prizes — just real peo-
ple sharing real life experiences.
Host: Joe Corsano.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Morrisay. Producer: Mean Isenstadt, Andy
Stewart.
Review: “It’s pure comfort TV. Anyone
who doesn’t think there’s a place for this
in the TV mix should take a look at what
else is playing. Divorce Court anyone?”
(New York Daily News).
354 Mom’s Funniest Moments.
(Special; Comedy; My Network TV; May
7, 2008)
A pre–Mother’s Day special in which
mothers are caught on tape in embarrass-
ing situations.
Host: Erik Estrada, Laura McKenzie.
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Shar-
ratt, David McKenzie. Producer: John
Ross. Associate Producer: Heather Biggins.
Director: David McKenzie. Writer: Dan
Goldman, Heather Biggins, John Ross.
355 Monster Ark. (TV Movie; Hor-
ror; Sci Fi; August 9, 2008)
A group of archeologists attempt to un-
cover the mysterious and deadly secret be-
hind the remnants of a ship found in a re-
mote desert.
Cast: Amanda Crew ( Joanna), Renee
O’Connor (Ava), Tim DeKay (Nicholas),
Tommy “Tiny” Lister (Gentry), Richard
Gnolfo (Wilson), Bill Parks (Russell),
Tommy Nohilly (Coles), Mike Straub
(Hutch).
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Credits: Producer: Jeffrey Beach, Philip
J. Roth. Writer-Director: Declan O’Brien.
Music: Claude Foisy.
356 Monster Buster Club. (Series;
Cartoon; Jetix; Premiered: June 9, 2008)
Single Town is an Earth city that is
plagued by trouble-making aliens. In an
effort to protect Single Town, Cathy
Smith, a girl who appears to be 10 years
old, and her grandfather, Mr. Smith, travel
from their planet (Rhapsodia) to Earth
and establish the Monster Buster Club.
Cathy, who is actually 7,000 years old, re-
cruits three Earth children (Samantha,
Danny and Chris) and together they set
out to stop the alien rampage.
Voice Cast: Andrea Libman (Cathy),
Anna Cummer (Samantha), Matt Hill
(Danny), Sam Vincent (Chris), Sonja Ball,
Ian James Corlett, Rick Jones, Matt Hill,
Tabitha St. Germain, Michael Yarmush.
Credits: Producer: David Michel, Vin-
cent Chalvon-Demersay.
357 Moonlight and Mistletoe. (TV
Movie; Drama; Hallmark; November 29,
2008)
Santaville was a once thriving business
in Chester, Vermont, that celebrated
Christmas year round. Recently, however,
the business has fallen on hard times and
owner Nick Crosby fears he will have to
shut down operations. Hope beckons
when Nick’s daughter, Holly, returns
home for the holidays and with the help of
Nick’s master carpenter, Peter, seeks a way
to bring prosperity back to Santaville.
Cast: Candace Cameron (Holly Crosby),
Tom Arnold (Nick Crosby), Christopher
Wiehl (Peter), Barbara Niven (Ginny).
Credits: Executive Producer: Craig An-
derson. Producer: Karen Mayeda Vianek.
Music: Lawrence Shragge. Director: Karen
Arthur. Writer: Joany Kane, Duane Poole.
358 The Most Wonderful Time of
the Year. (TV Movie; Drama; Hallmark;
December 13, 2008)
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Jennifer Cullen is a single mother who
finds the Christmas holiday season becom-
ing a chore as she struggles to provide a
happy holiday for her six-year-old son
(Brian). As feelings of depression threaten
a happy holiday, two men enter her life:
Morgan, an acquaintance of her Uncle
Ralph, and Richard, a successful business-
man. The story follows Morgan and
Richard as they compete for Jennifer’s af-
fections.
Cast: Brooke Burns ( Jennifer Cullen),
Henry Winkler (Uncle Ralph), Warren
Christie (Morgan), Woody Jeffreys (Rich-
ard), Teach Grant (Lanny), Connor Levins
(Brian Cullen).
Credits: Executive Producer: Dan Wigu-
tow, Harvey Kahn, Michael M. Scott. Pro-
ducer: Caroline Moore. Music: Philip
Giffin. Director: Michael M. Scott. Writer:
Bruce Graham.
Review: “The producers and perform-
ers here deserve an extra sugarplum in
their stockings for taking a story with no
visible suspense or surprise and making it
watchable, charming and even a bit fresh”
(New York Daily News).
359 The Movie Awards. (Special;
Awards; My Network TV; May 26, 2008)
The 16th annual presentation that hon-
ors the best in movie trailers (the previews
movie studios use to promote their films as
TV commercials).
Host: Sinbad.
Credits: Executive Producer: Evelyn
Brady. Producer: Mike Nagle. Director:
John Pritchett.
360 The MTV Movie Awards.
(Special; Variety; MTV; June 1, 2008)
MTV’s annual presentation wherein
Golden Popcorn awards are presented to
the winners in such film categories as best
film, best male and female performers,
best kiss, best fight.
Host : Mike Myers. Musical Guests:
The Pussycat Dolls, Coldplay.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Bur-
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nett, Audrey Morrissey. Producer: Jane
Mun. Associate Producer: Evan Matthews.
Writer: Jordan Allen-Dutton, Peter Kari-
nen, Corinne Marshall, Melissa Wong.
Director: Mark Burnett.
361 MTV’s Top Pop Group. (Se-
ries; Reality; MTV; Premiered: Septem-
ber 11, 2008)
A search to find a new music group.
Nine groups, chosen from open auditions,
are mentored (from stage presence to har-
mony and style) then compete in various
music challenges with the weakest per-
formers being eliminated. The one group
that proves to be the best wins $100,000
and the title of “MTV’s Top Pop Group.”
Host: Mario Lopez. Judges: Michelle
Williams, Brian Friedman, and, as cred-
ited, Eve, Taboo.
Credits: Executive Producer: Richard
Hopkins, Allison Wallach. Supervising
Producer: Lauren Dolgen, Liz Gateley.
Producer: Eric Salat. Music: District 78.
362 A Muppets Christmas: Letters
to Santa. (Special; Children; NBC; De-
cember 17, 2008)
It is Christmas Eve and while waiting
in a post office line to mail their Christ-
mas cards, the Muppets mistakenly advert
three letters from making their way to
Santa Claus and the North Pole. Realiz-
ing that three children’s wishes will not be
granted, Kermit the Frog, Fozzie Bear,
Beaker and Rizzo the Rat begin a trek to
the North Pole to deliver the letters to
Santa before his annual sleigh ride.
Voice Cast : Steve Whitmire (Kermit
the Frog/Beaker/Rizzo the Rat), Eric Ja-
cobson (Miss Piggy/Fozzie Bear/Sam the
Eagle), Kevin Clash (Clifford), Richard
Griffiths (Santa Claus), Whoopi Goldberg
(Cab Driver), Dave Goelz (The Great
Gonzo/Waldorf/Zoot/Dr. Bunsen Hon-
eydew), Madison Pettis (Claire), Jane
Krakowski (Claire’s mother), Uma Thur-
man ( Joy), Paul Williams (Elf ), Nathan
Lane (Officer Meany).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Brian Han-
son. Producer: Martin G. Baker, Anthony
Katagas. Director: Kirk R. Thatcher.
Writer: Hugh Fink, Scott Ganz, Andrew
Samson. Songs: Paul Williams.
363 Murder in Black and White.
(Series; Reality; TV One; Premiered: Oc-
tober 5, 2008)
Documentary-like presentation that
looks at — and attempts to solve — cold
cases from the Civil Rights era.
Host: Al Sharpton.
Credits: Executive Producer: Keith
Beauchamp. Supervising Producer: Robyn
Greene, Federico Negri. Producer: Barnard
Jaffier. Music: Fred McFarlane.
364 Murder on Her Mind. (TV
Movie; Drama; Lifetime; October 12,
2008)
Psychological drama about Sally Lin-
den, a troubled young woman who bonds
with an accused killer (Theresa) then seeks
to have the case reopened when she be-
lieves Theresa is innocent.
Cast : Annabeth Gish (Sally Linden),
Chandra West (Theresa Nichol), Hugh
Dillon (Vincent Nichol), Maury Chaykin
( John Emory), Kristen Hager (Aimee Lin-
den), Gabriel Hogan (Danny), Matthew
Edison (Peter Kahane).
Credits: Executive Producer: Sami Che-
lias, Ilana Frank, Daniel Iron. Producer:
Victoria Woods. Director: David Welling-
ton. Writer: Sami Chelias.
365 M.V.P. (Series; Drama; Soap
Opera Network; January 18, 2008 to
March 11, 2008)
Intimate glimpses into the private lives
of the team members (and their “puck
bunny women”) of the Mustangs, a Cana-
dian hockey team. Gabe is the team cen-
ter; Trevor is the number one draft pick;
Malcolm is the team CEO; Damon is the
team’s enforcer; Connie is Gabe’s roman-
tic interest; Tabbi is Trevor’s girlfriend;
Evelyn is the widow of late team captain
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Adam McBride; Molly is Evelyn’s daugh-
ter; Megan is Connie’s friend.
Cast : Lucas Bryant (Gabe McCall),
Dillon Casey (Trevor Lemonde), Matthew
Bennett (Malcolm LeBlanc), Kristin
Booth (Connie Lewis), Anastasia Phillips
(Tabbi), Peter Miller (Damon Trebuchet),
Natalie Krill (Molly McBride), Amanda
Brugel (Megan Chandler), Olivie Wadruff
(Grace Morris).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mary
Young Leckie, Heather Haldane, Lena
Cordina, T.W. Peacocke. Writer: Kent
Staines, Sherry White. Director: T.W. Pea-
cocke
Reviews: “Ignore those funky Canadian
accents and M.V.P. is passable night time
soap ... using hockey (!) as a slick back-
drop to its bed-hopping shenanigans” (Va-
riety).
“Do you spend more time basking in
the warm glow of the TV when the nights
turn long and cold? The CBC [Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation] knows you do
and hopes to capitalize on couch-bound
Canadians cocooning instincts by tanta-
lizing them with a winter season of slick
and sometimes salacious new program-
ming” (The National Post, Canada).
366 My Big Redneck Wedding.
(Series; Reality; CMT; January 11, 2008
to November 22, 2008)
Real weddings, that are all but glam-
orous, are showcased as mud fights, square
dances and monster trucks take center
stage.
Host: Tom Arnold.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lewis A.
Bogach, Bob Kusbit. Producer: Anna
Goodman-Herrick, Sara Hoff, Kristy
Wampole, Josh Barnett, Elizabeth Mc-
Donald.
367 My Dad Is Better Than Your
Dad. (Series; Game; NBC; February 18,
2008 to April 7, 2008)
Four father and son (or father and
daughter) teams compete. A series of
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various physical contests are held in which
the fathers perform the most strenuous
part of the stunt with the son or daughter
coaching or assisting in aspects that will
not cause them any harm. Each competi-
tion eliminates the weakest team. In the
final round, the two remaining teams
compete for a chance to win $50,000.
Host: Dan Cortese.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Bur-
nett, Howard T. Owens, Mark Koops, Jon
Hotchkiss, Mike Nichols. Co-Executive
Producer: Jim Roush, Jared Tobman. Di-
rector: Michael Simon.
368 My Fair Wedding. (Series; Real-
ity; WE; October 26, 2008 to November
30, 2008)
Misguided brides are set on the right
path to a happy wedding day with a com-
plete makeover from dress to décor.
Host : David Tutera (celebrity event
planner).
369 My Family’s Got Guts. (Series;
Reality; Nickelodeon; Premiered: Septem-
ber 15, 2008)
Real families (most with some athletic
abilities) challenge professional athletes in
various sports challenges.
Host: Ben Lyons, Asha Kuerten.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Christine
Woods. Producer: Jeff Sutphen.
370 My Music: Love Songs of the
50s and 60s. (Special; Variety; PBS; No-
vember 29, 2008)
A look back (through film clips) at the
music and performers of love songs from
the 1950s and early 1960s (including Con-
nie Stevens, Petula Clark, Patti Paige, the
Eberly Brothers).
Host: Connie Stevens.
Credits: Executive Producer: J.T. Lubin-
sky. Producer: Jim Pearson. Announcer:
Mike Frazier.
371 My Own Worst Enemy. (Se-
ries; Drama; NBC; October 13, 2008 to
December 15, 2008)
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A secret government organization with
subterranean headquarters located beneath
a building at 5210 S. Grand Avenue in Los
Angeles plays a key role in protecting the
U.S. from her enemies. It operates under
the guise of the Janus Corporation. Ed-
ward Albright is a decorated war hero, a
man who can speak 13 languages and hold
his breath underwater for five minutes. He
believes to prove the existence of free will
a person must do something he does not
want to do. When he learns of an experi-
ment that will test his beliefs, he volun-
teers. What results is a split personality
(“We manifested a diver gate identity dor-
mant in a small portion of the medial tem-
poral lobe, creating a split personality,”
says Mavis Heller, the head of Janus).
Henry Spivey is the result, a part of Ed-
ward, but a man who leads a separate life
(married to Angie; the father of Ruthy and
Jack; and strategic consultant for Janus).
Henry, “born” at the facility on March 16,
1969, has no knowledge of Edward al-
though they share the same body (when
Henry is asleep Edward functions; when
Henry awakens, he is Henry. His disap-
pearances to become Edward when needed
are explained as business trips).
All is progressing well until a system
malfunction makes Henry aware that
something is not right and he soon real-
izes that he is two different people, but the
same person. Although the two can never
physically meet, they communicate with
each other (through recorded messages
each makes and views over a computer).
Stories follow Henry and Edward as they
thrust into unfamiliar territory where each
man is dangerously out of his element.
Tom Grady is Henry’s friend and co-
worker (at Janus) but also an agent named
Raymond (for Mavis); Tony is the systems
operator responsible for maintaining the
balance between Henry and Edward;
Norah is Henry’s psychiatrist (“who is in
tune with the inner workings of both Ed-
ward and Henry”).
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Cast: Christian Slater (Henry Spivey/
Edward Albright), Alfre Woodard (Mavis
Heller), Madchen Amick (Angie Spivey),
Bella Thorne (Ruthy Spivey), Mike
O’Malley (Tom Grady/Raymond), Taylor
Lautner ( Jack Spivey), Saffron Burrows
(Dr. Norah Skinner), Omid Abtahi (Tony).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jason Smi-
lovic, David Semel. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: John Eisendrath. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Kim Clement. Producer: Michael
Hissrich. Music: John McCarthy.
Reviews: “Slater delivers the goods with
helpings of magnetism along with his trade-
mark quirky intensity, portraying two men
trapped in a single man’s body with a mea-
sure of credibility” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“My Own Worst Enemy holds our inter-
est despite its utter preposterousness because
if there is anything Slater knows how to do,
it’s present a believable head case” (Variety).
372 The NAACP Image Awards.
(Special; Variety; Fox; February 14, 2008)
A program honoring people and projects
that promote diversity in the performing
arts.
Guests: Hill Harper, Kate Walsh, Lance
Gross, Tom Joyner, LaVan Davis, Tyler
Perry, America Ferrera, Masi Oka, Jessica
Lucas, Taye Diggs, Holly Robinson-Peete,
Tichina Arnold, Ruby Dee, Anthony An-
derson, Tracy Morgan, Janet Jackson,
Cassi Davis, Sidney Poitier, Angela Bas-
sett, Wayne Brady, Audra McDonald,
Kimberly Elise. Performers: Kim Burell,
Tak 6, Jordin Sparks, Ziggy Marley,
Sounds of Blacknell, Stevie Wonder.
Credits: Executive Producer: Vicangelo
Bulluck. Producer: Marilyn Seabury. Co-
Prodcuer: Royce Osborn, Ricky Minor.
Music: Ricky Minor. Director: Jonathan X.
Writer: Royce Osborn.
373 Nashville Star. (Series; Reality;
NBC; June 9, 2008 to July 14, 2008)
Amateur singers compete for a chance to
become the next great country and west-
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ern music star. Each program is broadcast
live and viewer votes determine who goes
and who they feel is worthy of staying and
eventually winning the coveted title.
Host: Billy Ray Cyrus. Judges: Jewel,
John Rich, Jeffrey Steele.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jeff Boggs.
Co-Executive Producer: Mark Kopps, Todd
Lubin. Producer: Gordon Cassidy.
374 NBC’s New Year’s Eve with
Carson Daly. (Special; Variety; NBC;
December 31, 2008 to January 1, 2009)
A program that rings in 2009 with va-
riety performances and live reports from
Times Square in New York City as the sec-
onds tick down to the new year. Broad-
cast in prime time from 10:00 P.M. to 11:00
P.M. and late night (after a break for local
station news) from 11:35 P.M. to 12:35 A.M.
Host : Carson Daly. Guests: Elton
John, Katy Perry, 50 Cent, Ludacris.
Times Square Reporter: Amy Robach.
Events Reporter: Luke Russert.
Credits: Executive Producer: Carson
Daly, David Friedman. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Guy Oseary. Director: Steve Paley.
Writer: Brian Brown.
375 Never Cry Werewolf. (TV
Movie; Horror; Sci Fi; May 11, 2008)
Loren is a teenage girl with an inquir-
ing mind. When she becomes suspicious of
her new neighbor (Peter Stebbings) and
begins spying on him, she believes he is a
werewolf and responsible for a series of
murders. Figuring no one will believe her,
she decides to act alone. At the local sport-
ing goods store, where Loren is seeking a
weapon to kill a werewolf, she arouses the
suspicions of Redd Tucker, a big game
hunter, who agrees to help her when he
questions her. The story follows their dan-
gerous quest to uncover the truth.
Cast: Nina Dobrev (Loren Hansett),
Kevin Sorbo (Redd Tucker), Jared Martin
(Peter Stebbings), Melanie Leishman (An-
gie Bremlock), Sean O’Neill (Steven Kep-
kik), Billy Otis (Charles Pope).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Eric Gozlan,
Mike Greenfield, Daniel Grodnik, Gary
Howsam, Jacqueline Kelly, Barbara Sacks,
Brenton Spencer. Producer: Wendy Kay
Moore, Martin Scharf, Aaron Barnett.
Music: Michael Richard Plowman. Director:
Brenton Spencer. Writer: John Sheppard.
376 New Amsterdam. (Series; Crime
Drama; Fox; March 4, 2008 to April 14,
2008)
In the 1640s when New York was
known as New Amsterdam, John Amster-
dam was a soldier in the Dutch army.
During a battle with a Native American
tribe, John stepped in front of a sword to
save the life of a young Indian girl. The
girl brought John to a place of refuge and
saved his life by casting an ancient spell
that made him immortal. John will never
age and the spell can only be broken (to
make him mortal again) when he finds his
one true love. The centuries pass and John
has devoted his life to upholding the law.
It is 2008 when viewers are introduced to
John Amsterdam. He lives in Manhattan
and is a detective with the N.Y.P.D. John
has seen New York grow from its colonial
beginnings to its present day metropolis.
He and Manhattan are a part of each other
and his 400 years of experiences have
made him an invaluable addition to the
police department. Only one man, Omar,
the owner of a jazz club and his life-long
friend, knows John’s secret. Over the
course of time, John has met and known
and lost many women — but none have
been the one that can change his life.
This happens one day while chasing a
suspect and John suffers a heart attack and
nearly dies. He realizes that during that
pursuit he must have crossed paths with
his one true love. He now realizes that his
life has changed forever. Stories follow
John as he not only upholds the law, but
seeks the mysterious woman the Indian
girl spoke of in her prophecy. Eva Mar-
quez is John’s partner.
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Cast : Nikolaj Coster Waldau ( John
Amsterdam), Zuleikhla Robinson (Eva
Marquez), Stephen Henderson (Omar),
Alexie Gilmore (Dr. Sarah Dillane), Rob-
ert Clohessy (Detective Santori).
Credits: Executive Producer: Allan Loeb,
David Manson. Steven Pearl. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: John David Coles. Supervis-
ing Producer: Ashley Gable. Producer:
Margo Myers. Music: Mychael Danna.
Reviews: “Life’s a bitch, and then you
don’t die. Having an American Idol lead-in
can keep the grim reaper at bay (justified
or not)” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Easy to dismiss at first glance, the se-
ries does exhibit some possibilities in its
second episode, though it’s still a relatively
uninspired time killer for those of us with
just one life to live” (Variety).
377 New York Goes Hollywood.
(Series; Reality; VH-1; August 4, 2008 to
September 22, 2008)
Tiffany Pollard, known as New York on
The Flavor of Love and I Love New York,
leaves Manhattan to pursue her dream of
becoming an actress. Cameras chart those
efforts.
Star: Tiffany Pollard.
Credits: Executive Producer: Cris Abrego,
Mark Cronin, Matt Odgers, Ben Samek.
378 Newlywed—Nearly Dead. (Se-
ries; Reality; Fine Living Network; Pre-
miered: June 19, 2008)
Therapist Gary Direnfeld attempts to
help newlyweds on the verge of a breakup
overcome their differences and rekindle
the spark that brought them together in
the first place.
Host: Gary Direnfeld. Narrator: Paul
Ackerley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Guy O’Sul-
livan. Supervising Producer: Jessica Wright.
Producer: Rebecca Ruddle. Associate Pro-
ducer: Meredith Veats.
379 Ni Hao, Kai-Lan. (Series; Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; Premiered: Feb-
ruary 7, 2008)
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An attempt to introduce children to the
Chinese culture and the Mandarin lan-
guage through Kai-Lan Chow, a pre-
schooler who shares colorful adventures
and story telling with other children her
age. The title translates as “Hello, Kai-
Lan.
Voice Cast: Jade-Lianna Peters (Kai-
Lan Chow), Beverly Duan (Lulu), Angie
Wu (Ho Ho), Laura Marano (Mei Mei),
Zachary Gordon (San San), Clem Cheung
(Ye Ye), Tommy Nightingale (Fluffy), Jack
Samson (Rintoo).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mary Har-
rington. Supervising Producer: Dave Mar-
shall. Producer: Debby Hundman.
380 The Nickelodeon Kids Choice
Awards. (Special; Variety; Nickelodeon;
March 29, 2008)
The annual presentation that honors the
best in children’s programming.
Host: Jack Black. Appearing: Hayden
Panettiere, Jessica Alba, Drake Bell, Mi-
randa Cosgrove, Miley Cyrus, Cameron
Diaz, Harrison Ford, Jennette McCurdy,
Shia Le Beouf.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob Bain.
Supervising Producer: Gregory Sills. Pro-
ducer: Paul Flattery. Director: Beth Mc-
Carthy-Miller. Writer: Sam Maccarone.
381 Nigella Express. (Series; Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: January
12, 2008)
Chef Nigella Lawson teaches viewers
how to prepare meals in record time.
Host: Nigella Lawson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lindsay
Bradbury, Ben Galen, Rachel Purnell. Pro-
ducer: Sophie Seiden.
382 Nightmare at the End of the
Hall. (TV Movie; Drama; Lifetime Movie
Network; June 22, 2008)
Eerie tale about a young teacher
(Courtney Snow) who meets a student
(Laurel) she feels may be the reincarnation
of a friend who committed suicide years
earlier.
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Cast : Sara Rue (Courtney Snow),
Jacqueline MacInnes Wood (Laurel),
Amber Borycki (Young Courtney), Kavan
Smith (Brett), Christine Danielle (Emory),
Sebastian Gacki (Young Brett), Duane
Keogh (Chester).
Credits: Executive Producer: Joseph
Lawlor, Kirk Shaw. Producer: Jamie Goeh-
ring. Writer: Nora Zuckerman. Director:
George Mendeluk. Music: Clinton Shorter.
383 90210. (Series; Drama; CW; Pre-
miered: September 2, 2008)
An updated version of the Fox series
Beverly Hills, 90210. Life in fashionable
Beverly Hills, especially West Beverly Hills
High School, as seen through the eyes of
Annie Wilson and her adopted brother,
Dixon, the new kids at school (having just
relocated from Kansas with their parents,
Harry and Debbie, to be closer to their
grandmother [Harry’s mother], Tabitha, a
former television star and a charter mem-
ber of the Betty Ford Clinic).
Annie is sweet and friendly and has a
passion for the theater; Dixon is the star
athlete. Their father is the school’s new
principal. Naomi is the spoiled, rich girl;
Ethan is the popular jock; Navid is the as-
piring journalist; Silver is the rebel student
who produces a You Tube Internet blog.
Kelly Taylor (a student on the original se-
ries) is now the school’s guidance coun-
selor; Ryan is a teacher; Nat owns the local
hangout, the Peach Pit.
Cast: Shenae Grimes (Annie Wilson),
Tristan Wilds (Dixon Wilson), Rob Estes
(Harry Wilson), Lori Loughlin (Debbie
Wilson), Jessica Walter (Tabitha Wilson),
Anna Lynne McCord (Naomi Clark),
Dustin Milligan (Ethan Ward), Jennie
Garth (Kelly Taylor), Jessica Stroup (Sil-
ver), Michael Steger (Navid Shirazi), Ryan
Eggold (Ryan Matthews), Joe E. Tata (Nat
Bussichio), Shannen Doherty (Brenda
Walsh).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gabe
Sachs, Jeff Judah. Producer: Michael Pen-
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dell. Music: Marc Dauer, Evan Frankfort,
Liz Phair.
Reviews: “The stage is set for a slick
and sharply crafted teen soap that pays
homage to the first 90210 without wallow-
ing in past glory” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“This spin off, eight years after the first
ended, is a pallid copy of the original fish
out of water story, only with shinier cars,
fancier clothes and Botox aplenty” (Vari-
ety).
384 Novel Adventures. (Series;
Drama; Internet; Premiered: November
3, 2008)
Lizzie, Amy, Laura and Joanna are four
Los Angeles women who belong to a book
club. As the sessions become boring to
them, they decide to ditch the club and
live the adventures they would normally
only read about. Stories relate their expe-
riences as they transform their ordinary
lives into once in a lifetime experiences.
Cast: Daphne Zuniga (Laura French),
Ashley Williams (Lizzie McKenzie), Jolie
Jenkins (Amy Pierson), Paola Turbay
( Joanna Ruiz).
385 Now and Then, Here and
There. (Series; Cartoon; Sci Fi; Pre-
miered: July 28, 2008)
While attempting to rescue a mysterious
girl with strange eyes (Lala-Ru) a young
Japanese boy (Shu) is magically trans-
ported to her desert world and into the
midst of a battle between her people and
the evil ruler General Hamdo. Stories fol-
low Shu and Lala-Ru, who possesses the
power to create water, as the battle the
cruelties of Hamdo.
Voice Cast: Eddie Paulson (Shu), Lisa
Ortiz (Lala-Ru), Jack Taylor (Hamdo),
Dana Halsted (Abelia), Henry Tenney
(Captain), Dan Green (Nabuca), Crispio
Freeman (Tabool).
Credits: Producer: Shorchi Kumabi,
Kazuaki Morijiri.
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386 The Nutcracker. (Special; Bal-
let; PBS; December 17, 2008)
San Francisco, 1915 is the setting for this
adaptation of the E.T. Hoffman classic
story of a wooden nutcracker that comes to
life. It is Christmas Eve and a young girl
(Clara) receives a nutcracker dressed as a
Royal soldier, as a gift from her grandfa-
ther. As the grandfather tells Clara the
story of how the nutcracker came to be,
she imagines herself in magical adventures
where she becomes a princess in an en-
chanted winter wonderland. The ballet
concludes with Clara awakening but not
sure if her experiences where real or imag-
ined. Performed by the San Francisco Bal-
let Company; based on the music by Peter
Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Host: Kristi Yamaguchi. Cast: Eliza-
beth Powell (Clara), Davit Karapetyas
(Nutcracker Prince), Yuan Yuan Tan
(Snow Queen), Damian Smith (Uncle
Drosselmeyer), Pierre Francois-Vilanoba
(Snow King), Vanessa Zahorian (Sugar
Plum Fairy), Sarah Van Patten (Genie).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Isip. Producer: Judy Flannery. Music Di-
rector: Martin West. Director: Matthew Dia-
mond. Choregrapher: Helgi Thomasson.
387 N.Y.C.: Torpedo Terror. (TV
Movie; Science Fiction; Sci Fi; June 14,
2008)
Disaster film in which electrical torna-
does, sparked by global warming, descend
on New York City.
Cast : Nicole de Boer (Cassie Law-
rence), Sebastian Spence ( James Law-
rence), Jerry Wasserman (Mayor Leo-
nardo), Tegan Moss (Lori), Jennifer
Copping (Maggie Flynn), Matthew Har-
rison (Dr. Quinn).
Credits: Producer: Cheryl Lee Fast. As-
sociate Producer: Kelly-Ruth Mercer. Direc-
tor: Tibor Takacs. Music: Clinton Shorter.
Writer: T.S. Cook.
388 Ocean Force. (Series; Reality;
True TV; Premiered January 12, 2008)
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The work of real life guards (here rep-
resenting Huntington Beach in Califor-
nia) are depicted in a more serious light
than on the series Baywatch. While Bay-
watch did show that beach rescues can be
dangerous, Ocean Force relates the real life
rescues with all the hazards such rescues
involve.
Lifeguards: Michael Bartlett, Eric Di-
eterman, Jon Elser, Matthew Norton.
Credits: Supervising Producers: Stepha-
nie Griffin. Producer: Nate Harrington,
Chad Horning, Laurie Pekich.
389 The Office (British). (Series;
Comedy; BBC America; 2008)
The British series on which the Ameri-
can series (see program 994) of the same
title is based. Documentary style presen-
tation that follows the staff of the Wern-
ham Hogg Paper Company. David Brent
is the office manager; Gareth Keenan, the
workers team leader; Tim, the sales rep;
Dawn, the receptionist; Neil and Jennifer
are the bosses.
Cast : Ricky Gervais (David Brent),
Mackenzie Crook (Gareth Keenan), Mar-
tin Freeman (Tim Canterbury), Lucy
Davis (Dawn Tinsley), Patrick Baladi
(Neil Godwin), Stirling Gallacher ( Jen-
nifer Taylor-Clarke).
390 An Old Fashioned Thanks-
giving. (TV Movie; Drama; Hallmark
Channel; November 22, 2008)
Bittersweet holiday tale, set in New
Hampshire just after the Civil War, about
an estranged mother (Isabella), her daugh-
ter (Mary) and their efforts to heal emo-
tional wounds and become a family again.
Cast: Jacqueline Bissett (Isabella), He-
lene Joy (Mary Bassett), Tatiana Massiany
(Mathilda Bassett), Gage Munroe (Solo-
mon Bassett), Vivien Endicott Douglas
(Prudence), Ted Atherton (Mr. Hopkins),
Paula Boudreau (Mrs. Hopkins), Kristo-
pher Turner (Gad Hopkins).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Prupas. Producer: Steve Solomon. Music:
100 / 392
James Gelfand. Director: Graeme Camp-
bell. Writer: Shelley Evans.
Review: “Hallmark’s new Thanksgiv-
ing movie is even weepier than usual. But
the characters are so gosh-darned likable
that you stay with them, and in the end,
they even go a few places you may not
have expected” (New York Daily News).
391 On Surfari. (Series; Reality; Fuel
TV; 2008)
A look at the world of surfing as seen
through the travels of the McIntyre fam-
ily as they go to “all the weird places to
surf.”
Host: Shannon McIntyre, Shayne Mc-
Intyre, Banyan McIntyre.
392 100 Million B.C. (TV Movie;
Horror; Sci Fi; December 27, 2008)
During the late1940s, a professor (Dr.
Frank Reno) conducted a time traveling
experiment called the Rainbow Project
that sent a team of scientists back in time.
A glitch in the system prevented a return
trip and the team became stranded in the
Cretaceous Period. In 2008 evidence is
uncovered (a message found inscribed on
a rock in a cave) that the team survived
the trip. With advance technology now
available, Frank organizes a team of Navy
SEALS to rescue the marooned scientists.
They are successful but during the return
trip, a Tyrannosaurus Rex–like creature is
brought back to Los Angeles. The story
relates the team’s efforts to dispose of the
beast before it wrecks havoc on the city.
Cast: Michael Gross (Dr. Frank Reno),
Christopher Atkins (Erik Reno), Greg Evi-
gan (Ellis Dorn), Wendy Carter (Betty),
Stephen Blackehart (Lt. Robert Peet),
Marie Westbrook (Ruth), Dean Kreyling
(Chief “Bud” Stark), Phil Burke (Stubbs).
Credits: Executive Producer: David Ri-
mawi. Producer: David Michael Latt. As-
sociate Producer: Paul Bales. Director: Griff
Furst. Writer: Paul Nales. Music: Ralph
Rieckermann.
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393 Opportunity Knocks. (Series;
Game; ABC; September 22, 2008 to Oc-
tober 14, 2008)
A game show where the stage is set up
on the street opposite the home of the
family chosen to be the contestants.
Friends and neighbors are the “studio au-
dience” and each member of the chosen
family are asked questions that refer to
how well they know each other (compiled
from interviews with family and friends).
Correct answers earn the family cash (up
to $250,000 if each member can answer
each of the questions correctly).
Host: J.D. Roth.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ashton
Kutcher, Jason Goldberg, Karey Burke,
J.D. Roth. Co-Executive Producer: Kathy
Satula. Supervising Producer: Jason Gabel.
Producer: Claudia Magre, Daba David.
Music: Jeff Lipencott.
Reviews: “The lights are on but no-
body’s home” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“It’s harmless but pretty stupid, which
generally describes most of actor-producer
Ashton Kutcher’s forays into prime time”
(Variety).
394 Oprah’s Big Give. (Series; Real-
ity; ABC; March 2, 2008 to April 20,
2008)
Ten ordinary people compete in chal-
lenges that test their ability to be gener-
ous and help people who are less fortu-
nate. Each do-gooder is judged by a panel
and the weakest performers are eliminated.
The most charitable person, chosen on the
last episode, receives $500,000 for him-
self and an equal amount for his charity.
Host: Nate Berkus.
Judges: Jamie Oliver, Tony Gonzalez,
Malaak Compton-Rock.
Credits: Executive Producer: Oprah
Winfrey, Ellen Rakieten, Harriet Seitler,
Bertram Van Munster, Elsie Doganieri.
Supervising Producer: Jonathan Sinclair,
Shannon McGinn, Fred Pichel. Producer:
Barry Hennessy, Maren Patterson.
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Review: “[Oprah] Winfrey insists that
“America will ... love the heart of this
show.” That organ does appear to be in
the right place. It’s just the surrounding
parts and pieces ... that seem to have been
rather haphazardly stitched together” (Va-
riety).
395 The Orange Bowl Parade.
(Special; Variety; CBS; January 1, 2008)
Elaborate floats coupled with celebrity
guests and marching bands that celebrates
(and airs prior to) the annual telecast of
the Orange Bowl football game in Florida.
Grand Marshal: Don Shula. Cast :
Victoria Rowell, Pat O’Brien, Tito Puente,
Tito Puente, Jr., Bryan White.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mike Gar-
giulo. Producer: Phil Arone. Director: Brian
Glazer.
396 The Osmonds 50th Anniver-
sary Reunion. (Special; Variety; PBS;
March 2, 2008)
Singers Marie Osmond and her broth-
ers reunite for a nostalgic look back at the
family now (who perform songs) and as
they were years earlier when they were reg-
ulars on The Andy Williams Show in the
1960s.
Stars: Marie Osmond, Donny Osmond,
Wayne Osmond, Jay Osmond, Jimmy Os-
mond, Alan Osmond, Merrill Osmond.
Credits: Producer: Jimmy Osmond.
Review: “There’s nothing wrong with
The Osmonds 50th Anniversary Show ... the
problem is there isn’t that much that’s right
about it... For Osmond fans, it delivers ...
but music can and does have more sub-
stance than this” (New York Daily News).
397 The Other Woman. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; June 21, 2008)
Jill and Derek Plumley are a happily
married couple. Derek is a successful
lawyer and Jill gave up her career as a TV
news producer to support him. Problems
arise when Derek’s boss is murdered in his
sleep and his wife confesses, claiming it
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was self defense. The story follows Jill as
she and her journalist friend (Peter) seek to
uncover what really happened.
Cast: Josie Bissett ( Jill Plumley), Ted
Whittall (Derek Plumley), Graeme Black
(Barry), Jason Priestley (Peter Henderson),
Lisa Marie Caruk (Nicole), MacKanzie
Porter (Lauren Plumley), Joseph Allan
Sutherland (Cole), Travis Milne (Tyler).
Credits: Executive Producer: Joy Field-
ing, Michael Frisley, Chad Oakes. Pro-
ducer: Jay Daniel. Music: Zack Ryan. Wri-
ter: Dave Schultz. Director: Jason Priestley.
398 Our First Christmas. (TV
Movie; Drama; Hallmark; December 20,
2008)
Cindy and Tom, divorced parents with
children from previous marriages, marry.
All appears to be progressing well until the
Christmas season approaches and Cindy’s
children become reluctant to give up their
traditions to accommodate Tom’s children
and vice versa. The story relates Cindy and
Tom’s efforts to solve their respective prob-
lems by starting new family traditions.
Cast : Julie Warner (Cindy), Steven
Eckholdt (Tom), John Ratzenberger ( Joe),
Katerina Graham (Bernie), Dixie Carter
(Evie Baer), Cassi Thompson (Tory),
Grace Fulton (Lilly), Maxim Knight ( Ja-
cob), Marian Antonieta Vazquez (Barista).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Levinson. Producer: Erik Olson, Brian
Martinez. Director: Armand Mastroianni.
Writer: Edithe Swensen.
399 Outsider’s Inn. (Series; Reality;
CMT; August 15, 2008 to October 3, 2008)
Former Brady Bunch star Maureen Mc-
Cormick (Marcia) takes on the challenge
to run a bed and breakfast in rural East
Tennessee. Episodes relate her progress (a
lack of it in some cases) as she and her
show business friends, Bobby Brown and
Carnie Wilson, struggle to succeed.
Stars: Maureen McCormick, Bobby
Brown, Carnie Wilson.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
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Garfinkle, Jay Renfroe. Producer: John
Hamlin, Bob Kusbit, Claire McCabe.
400 Pam: Girl on the Loose. (Se-
ries; Reality; E!; August 3, 2008 to Sep-
tember 15, 2008)
An-depth profile of the vivacious
Pamela Anderson as an actress, mother,
business woman and animal activist.
Star: Pamela Anderson. Featured: Peter
Archer, Hugh Hefner, Elton John, David
LaChapelle.
Credits: Executive Producer: Pamela
Anderson, Fenton Bailey, Randy Barbato,
Tom Campbell. Producer: Julio Koller-
bohm, Jeff Pollack.
Reviews: “The Baywatch babe demon-
strates undeniable savvy regarding how to
leverage fame” (Variety).
“Pam ... carefully crafts an image of An-
derson as an appreciative and approach-
able sex symbol, a doting mother, a tireless
crusader for animals and a celebrity who’s
just as down to earth as you and me” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
401 The Paper. (Series; Reality; MTV;
April 14, 2008 to May 26, 2008)
The daily activities of a group of
teenagers at Cyprus Bay High School in
Weston, Florida, who put out the school
newspaper, The Circuit.
Cast: Rhonda Weiss (Advisor), Amanda
Lorber (Editor), Alex Angert (Managing
Editor), Cassia Laham (Entertainment Ed-
itor), Trevor Ballard (Layout Editor),
Geana Pacinelli (News Editor), Dan Sur-
gan (Staff Writer), Adam Brock (Advertis-
ing Manager).
Credits: Executive Producer: Lindsey
Bannister, Jessica Chesler, Marshall Eisen,
Sam Simmons, Dave Sirulnick. Producer:
Josh Haygood. Music: Joshua Myers.
Reviews: “The first thing any journal-
ist will notice about The Paper is that it
doesn’t sound real ... these high schoolers
have grown up with reality TV and know
... that over-the-top characters stand out”
(New York Post).
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“In execution, the show is like any other
MTV reality show, using its setting to
cover up the lack of plot ... it’s entertain-
ing ... because it is such a nerdy train
wreck” (The Daily Beacon, University of
Tennessee).
402 Paradise Hotel. (Series; Reality;
My Network TV; January 4, 2008 to May
19, 2008)
Paradise Hotel is a luxurious, secluded
beachside resort. Here eleven singles are
brought together in the hope of sparking
a romance. The singles are urged to pair
up or be replaced by a new single. The sin-
gles that are not compatible are elimi-
nated. Cameras follow the activities of the
singles as they become intimate with each
other.
Host : Amanda Byram. The Singles:
Charla Pihlstrom, Tara Gerard, Toni Fer-
rari, Amanda Dominguez, Holly Pastor,
Melanie Barger, Kavita Channe, Amy To-
liver, Keith Cuda, Dave Kerpen, Beau
Wolf, Scott Hanson, Kristin Ellis, Zack
Stewart, Alex Van Camp, Matthew Chei,
Andon Guenther, Tom Rodriquez.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Rick Ring-
back, Rob Bagshaw. Producer: Bill Pruitt.
Associate Producer: Thomas Loureiro.
403 Paris Hilton: My New BFF.
(Series; Reality; MTV; September 30,
2008 to December 2, 2008)
Paris Hilton, called “America’s Number
One It Girl,” seems to gain popularity
wherever she goes and whatever she does.
Paris is a party girl and loves to shop. Her
inner circle are normally A-list celebrities
but, for a change, Paris has decided to seek
a non-show business figure to join her en-
tourage.
Fourteen “tabloid ready” women and
two “flamboyant guys” compete in vari-
ous society-based challenges for the honor
of becoming Paris’s new BFF (Best Friend
Forever). Paris oversees the competition
and chooses who goes and who stays based
on performance.
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Host: Paris Hilton.
Credits: Executive Producer: Chris
Choun, Tony DiSanto, Paris Hilton, Liz
Gateley, Michael Hirschorn, Douglas M.
Wilson. Producer: Kira Bosak, Sean Jen-
nings, Audrey Kim.
404 Parking Wars. (Series; Reality;
A&E; January 8, 2008 to March 4, 2008)
Cameras follow members of the
Philadelphia Parking Authority as they
ticket, boot and tow cars.
Officers: Frannie Esposito, Steve Gar-
field, Keith Hevener, Bill Kurtis.
Credits: Executive Producer: Daniel
Elias, Bill Kurtis, Robert Sharenow, David
Houts. Supervising Producer: Dan Flaherty,
Laura Fleury, Po Kutchins. Senior Pro-
ducer: Andrew Dunn. Producer: Wei Ling
Chang, Liz Fine, Danny Alias. Associate
Producer: Laurissa James, Kendall E. Can-
ner.
405 Party Monsters: Cabo. (Series;
Reality; E!; Premiered: December 2,
2008)
Nine party planners compete in various
challenges to be the last one standing to
produce the ultimate party (at the luxuri-
ous L.G. Villa in Cabo, called “The Mex-
ican Riviera”) for a group of A-List celeb-
rities.
Host: Michele Merkin. Judges: Michele
Merkin, Brian Worley.
406 The People’s Choice Awards.
(Special; Variety; CBS; January 8, 2008)
The annual presentation that honors the
film, television and music personalities
chosen by fans.
Host: Queen Latifah.
Credits: Executive Producer: Carol
Donovan. Producer: Chris Cohoun, Liz
Sterbenz. Director: Bruce Gowers.
407 Phineas and Ferb. (Series; Car-
toon; Disney; Premiered: February 1,
2008)
It’s summer vacation and step brothers
Phineas and Ferb have 104 days off from
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school. To fill the time, they decide to do
whatever they can for fun. Hampering
their good times is Candace, Phineas’s ob-
noxious older sister, who finds pleasure in
tattling and getting them in trouble. Join-
ing in their outrageous adventures is Perry,
a platypus who is actually an agent and se-
cretly battles the evil Dr. Doofenshmirtz.
Voice Cast: Vincent Martella (Phineas
Flynn), Thomas Sangster (Ferb Fletcher),
Ashley Tisdale (Candace Flynn), Dee
Bradley Baker (Perry the Platypus), Dan
Povenmire (Dr. Doofenshmirtz), Caroline
Rhea (Linda Flynn-Fletcher), Richard
O’Brien (Lawrence Fletcher).
Credits: Executive Producer: Dan Pov-
enmire, Jeff Marsh. Producer: Walt Disney
Television. Director: Dan Povermire, Zac
Moncrief.
Reviews: “Infused with a refreshing
sense of wit and irreverence, Phineas and
Ferb is that rare modern animated series
for kids that even adults without a frontal
lobotomy can sit through” (Variety).
“...the show is fast and furious enough
to keep today’s sophisticated tween (and
older and younger) viewers tuned in” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
408 Picture This. (TV Movie; Com-
edy; ABC Family; July 13, 2008)
The problems that befall an unpopular
teenage girl (Mandy) when she lands a
date with the school hunk (Drew) and en-
counters a jealous girlfriend determined to
sabotage the date and an overprotective fa-
ther who feels Drew is not right for his
daughter.
Cast: Ashley Tisdale (Mandy), Robbie
Amell (Drew Patterson), Cindy Busby
(Lisa Cross), Lauren Collins (Alexa),
Shenae Grimes (Cayenne), Marie-Mar-
guerite Sabongui (Blair), Maxim Roy
(Marsha Gilbert), Justin Bradley (Mickey),
Kevin Pollak (Tom Gilbert).
Credits: Executive Producer: Ronald
Gilbert, Ashley Tisdale. Producer: Patrick
Hughes, Brian Reilly. Music: Richard Mar-
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vin. Writer: Temple Matthews. Director:
Stephen Herek.
409 Pinocchio. (TV Movie; Fantasy;
Ion; December 14, 2008)
Nineteenth century Italy is the setting.
Shortly after childbirth claims the life of his
wife and son, Geppetto, a lonely wood
craftsman, fashions a puppet he names
Pinocchio from a block of wood. The
magical Blue Fairy transforms the wooden
boy into a real boy as a companion for
Geppetto and the story follows Pinocchio’s
various adventures as he learns about life.
Based on the novel by Carlo Collodi.
Cast: Bob Hoskins (Geppetto), Rob-
bie Kay (Pinocchio), Alessandro Gassman
(Carlo Collodi), Margherita Buy (Maest-
rina), Violante Placido (Fata Turchina),
Luciana Littizzetto (Grillo Parlante), Joss
Ackland (Mastro Ciliegia), Toni Bertorelli
(La Volpe).
Credits: Executive Producer: Justin
Bodie, Daniele Passani. Producer: Luca
Bernubei. Music: Jan A.P. Kaczmarek. Di-
rector: Alberto Sironi. Writer: Ivan Co-
tronco, Carlo Mazzotta.
410 The Pioneers of Television.
(Special; Documentary; PBS; January 2,
2008 to January 23, 2008)
A four-part special that explores, with
representative guests and film clips, com-
edy, variety, game and talk shows from the
early years of television.
Narrator: Harlan Saperstein.
Credits: Producer: Steve Boettcher,
Mike Trinklein. Writer: Mike Trinklein.
Director: Steve Boettcher.
411 Power Rangers: Jungle Fury.
(Series; Science Fiction; ABC; Premiered:
March 29, 2008)
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers spin-off
wherein the new Power Rangers (Lily,
Casey and Theo), endowed with the abil-
ity of jungle cats, battle the evil alien, Dai
Shi and his assistant, Camille, who plan
to dominate the Earth.
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Cast : Anna Hutchison (Lily), Aljin
Abella (Theo), Jason Smith (Casey), Holly
Shanahan (Camille), David de Lautour
(R.J.), Bede Skinner (Dai Shi/Jarrod),
Sarah Thomson (Fran), Nathaniel Lees
(Master Mao).
Credits: Executive Producer: Koichi
Sakanoto, Bruce Kalish. Producer: Sally
Campbell. Co-Producer: Jackie Marchand.
Music: Wayne Jones, Gad Emile Zeitune,
Leigh Roberts. Theme: Gabriel Moses,
Leigh Roberts, John Ehrlich.
412 Prairie Fever. (TV Movie; West-
ern; Ion; March 28, 2008)
Former Sheriff Preston Briggs risks his
life to escort three beautiful mail order
brides (Abigail, Blue and Lettie) across
rugged and lawless territory to Carson
City, Kansas, during the 1880s.
Cast : Kevin Sorbo (Preston Briggs),
Dominique Swain (Abigail), Jamie Anne
Allman (Olivia Thibodeaux), Jillian Ar-
menante (Lettie), Felicia Day (Blue), Silas
Weir Mitchell (Frank), Caryn Mower
(Mary Biggs), Lance Henriksen ( James
Monte), Chris McKenna (Sheriff Logan).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Jr., Larry Levinson. Supervising
Producer: Lincoln Lageson. Producer: Jeff
Kloss. Writer: Steven H. Berman. Direc-
tor: David S. Cass, Sr.
413 The Price Is Right Million
Dollar Spectacular. (Series; Game;
CBS; April 30, 2008 to July 9, 2008)
Prime time version of the daytime se-
ries The Price Is Right that plays in the
same manner (players attempting to
guess the list price of merchandise items)
with the change occurring during the
final game, the Prize Showcase. Here, if
a player can guess, within one thousand
dollars, the selling price of an extrava-
gant merchandise showcase, he wins $1
million.
Host : Drew Carey. Models: Brandi
Sherwood, Rachel Reynolds, Gabrielle
Tuite.
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Credits: Announcer: Rich Fields. Pro-
ducer: Roger Dabkowitz, Philip W. Rossi.
414 Primeval. (Series; Science Fiction;
BBC America; Premiered: August 7, 2008)
Nick Cutter is a professor of Paleontol-
ogy at the Center Metropolitan Univer-
sity in London. He is called an “evolution-
ary zoologist” and investigates gaps in the
evolutionary record. Eight years earlier,
Nick’s wife, Helen (his assistant), mysteri-
ously disappeared in a time-ripping anom-
aly. Then, suddenly she reappeared in the
present day — as do prehistoric creatures
who cross the corridors of time via the un-
explained anomalies. Helen holds the key
to the riddle of the anomalies and stories
follow Nick and his team as they struggle
to protect society from the past as it
threatens not only the present, but the fu-
ture. Stephen is Nick’s assistant; Abby is
the reptile expert; Connor is the college
intern with an interest in dinosaurs; Clau-
dia is the government’s (Ministry of Sci-
ence and Technology) agent who oversees
Nick’s investigations; James is the govern-
ment official who seeks to keep the public
in the dark about what is happening.
Cast: Douglas Henshall (Nick Cutter),
Juliet Aubrey (Helen Cutter), Andrew Lee
Potts (Conner Temple), Lucy Brown
(Claudia Brown), James Murray (Stephen
Hart), Hannah Spearritt (Abby Maitland),
Ben Miller ( James Lester).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tim Haines.
Producer: Cameron Allister. Music: Do-
minick Schenner.
Review: “A crackling good BBC Amer-
ica sci fi series thriller that’s packed with
vivid CGI prehistoric predators galore and
a story line that’s almost plausible” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
415 Princess. (TV Movie; Fantasy;
ABC Family; June 20, 2008)
Fantasy-like tale about a Jack of all
tradesman (William Humphrey) who tries
to win the heart of Ithaca, a mysterious
self-titled princess.
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Cast: Nora Zehetner (Ithaca), Kip Par-
due (William Humphrey), Deborah
Grover (Nana), Mallory Margel (Phoenix),
Mayko Nguyen (Sophie Baxter), Shileen
Paton (Mermaid), Matthew Edison (Louis
Baxter).
Credits: Executive Producer: Craig Ber-
enson. Producer: John Calvert. Writer:
Heidi Ferrer. Director: Mark Rosman.
416 The Principal’s Office. (Series;
Reality; Tru TV; Premiered: August 21,
2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at the role of
a school’s principal — from dealing with
students and parents to overseeing opera-
tions and meetings with school board
officials.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brent Mont-
gomery, Colby Gaines, Chris Bry. Super-
vising Producer: Augi Jakovac.
Review: “Nothing here is dramatic
enough to be genuinely or consistently in-
teresting ... the result is a high school ver-
sion of The People’s Court seeking to elevate
the humdrum to operatic levels” (Variety).
417 Privileged. (Series; Drama; CW;
Premiered: September 9, 2008)
Megan Smith is a college graduate with
a journalism degree from Yale University.
She wants to write about people that mat-
ter, people who make a difference, but is
instead working for a New York tabloid
magazine. Through a connection with her
editor, Megan receives a chance to fulfill
that dream. She moves to Palm Beach,
Florida, and meets with Laurel Limoges, a
widow who turned a small company
(Limoges Cosmetics) into a mega enter-
prise. She is also appointed the guardian
of Laurel’s two beautiful, 16-year-old twin
granddaughters, Sage and Rose (orphaned
when their parents were killed in a plane
crash).
Sage and Rose are rich and spoiled.
Laurel wants them to attend Duke Uni-
versity, but the girls have little interest in
school work (they attend Cielo Prep;
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Megan receives $1500 a week and if she
can succeed, Laurel will pay off her stu-
dent loans). As Megan begins she finds
Rose is interested in attending Duke but
Sage, a free spirit, sees Megan as a threat.
Rose means a great deal to Sage and she
feels Megan is trying to steal her away —
something she means to see not happen.
Stories follow Megan as she struggles to
fulfill Laurel’s wishes. Lily is Megan’s sis-
ter, a hair dresser; Marco is Laurel’s gour-
met chef; Will is Laurel’s neighbor; Artie
is Megan’s father (operator of Captain
Artie’s Boat Tours).
Cast: JoAnna Garcia (Megan Smith),
Anne Archer (Laurel Limoges), Lucy Kate
Hale (Rose Baker), Ashely Newbrough
(Sage Baker), Kristina Apgar (Lily Smith),
Allan Louis (Marco Giordello), Brian Hal-
lisay (Will Phillips), David Giuntoli ( Jacob
Cassidy), John Allen Nelson (Artie Smith).
Credits: Executive Producer: Rina Mi-
moun, Michael Engler, Leslie Morgan
Stern, Bob Levy. Producer: Peter Burrell.
Music: Joey Newman.
Reviews: “This show wants to be Ally
McBeal–esque broad piece of serio com-
edy but hasn’t really the slightest idea how
to pull it off... It makes do ... with some-
thing that’s really neither animal or veg-
etable” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Trying to build upon the over-hyped
non phenomenon that is Gossip Girl, the
CW follows up with another literary hour
that’s smart, breezy and glossy” (Variety).
418 Prototype This. (Series; Reality;
Discovery Channel; October 15, 2008 to
January 7, 2009)
Four technical geniuses test proposed
inventions — from road rage proof cars to
life size boxing robots. The results (the
good and the bad) are shown.
Geniuses: Joe Grand (electrical engi-
neer), Zoz Brooks (MIT researcher), Mike
North (nanotechnology expert), Terry
Sandin (animatronics expert). Narrator:
John Guidry.
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Credits: Executive Producer: John Lus-
combe. Supervising Producer: John Tessier.
Music: Colin Bayley.
Review: “Unfortunately, the four dweebs
at the center of Prototype This seem to be
having considerably more fun than the au-
dience is apt to” (Variety).
419 Psychic Kids: Children of the
Paranormal. (Series; Reality; A&E; June
16, 2008 to July 21, 2008)
Children, aged eight to twelve (and who
live in remote sections of the country) are
profiled as they use their psychic abilities
to communicate with the spirits of de-
ceased children. The children meet with
professional psychologists (to help them
understand what is happening) but cred-
ibility is questioned by bad camera work
(extreme close-ups of the children’s eyes)
and eerie music to suggest something is
happening when nothing is.
Host: Lisa Miller. Narrator: Chip Cof-
fey.
Credits: Executive Producer: Betsy
Schechter, George Plamondon, Robert
Shorenow, Elaine Fontain-Bryant. Pro-
ducer: Kyle McCabe, Chris Mozak. Direc-
tor: David Miller
Reviews: “Psychic Kids edits its subjects
in a way that makes their ... interactions
with the dead feel like badly conceived sci-
ence fiction” (Variety).
“It’s disturbing to see kids channel the
dead people’s spirits to predict the future,
but it’s also tedious to watch” (Entertain
Your Brain).
420 Pulling. (Series; Comedy; Sun-
dance; October 19, 2008 to November 23,
2008)
Donna and her fiancé Karl have been a
couple for many years and are planning to
marry. Donna has lived a life that was ba-
sically carefree. As the big day approaches
it dawns on Donna that what she has been
doing will soon end. Impulsively she calls
off their wedding days before the event to
continue living a life she loves. She moves
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in with her friends Karen (a party girl) and
the man-hungry Louise, and stories fol-
low events in the lives of the three women.
Produced in England and somewhat
difficult to understand due to thick British
accents.
Cast: Sharon Horgan (Donna), Tanya
Franks (Karen), Rebekah Staton (Louise),
Cavan Clerkin (Karl).
Credits: Executive Produer: Daisy Good-
win. Producer: Phil Bowker.
421 Pushing Twilight. (Series; Drama;
Internet; 2008)
Reality-like program in which a group
of disenchanted young people dare each
other to complete a series of tasks that
cause them to go places and accomplish
feats they never thought they were capable
of doing.
Cast : D.C. Douglas (Host), Adam
Edgar (Mason Marks), Jamie Anderson
(Layla Marks), Jonathan Beran (Dominic
Moss), Daniel Robaine ( Jacob Wright),
Eric Emmanuel (Cole Edwards), Jackie
Seldan (Avery Ward), Lacy Phillips (Madi-
son Price), Makinna Ridgeway (Paige Gray).
Credits: Producer: Paul Tarantino.
422 The Pussycat Dolls Present
Girlicious. (Series; Reality; CW; Febru-
ary 18, 2008 to April 23, 2008)
Fifteen girls compete for the opportu-
nity to form a new three-girl singing
group called Girlicious. Robin Antin, cre-
ator the Pussycat Dolls, oversees the com-
petition in which the girls must display
talent, sexuality and star quality. The
weakest performers are eliminated on a
weekly basis. The final episode changed
the concept that had originally been es-
tablished when the judges, faced with four
very talented girls (Natalie Mejia, Tiffanie
Anderson, Nichole Cordova, Chrystina
Sayers) in the final elimination chose to
make Girlicious a four girl group instead
of the original three. Girlicious performed
a song from their first album “Like Me” to
close out the series.
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Host: Mark McGrath. Hostess-Judge:
Robin Antin. Judges: Kimberly “Lil Kim”
Jones, Ron Fair. Choreographer: Mickey
Minden. Vocal Coach: Kenn Hicks.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robin
Antin, Ken Mok. Producer: Anna Mastro.
Senior Producer: Tess Gamboa. Associate
Producer: Michael Nelson, Laura Flana-
gan. Music: Jeff Lippencott, Mark T. Wil-
liams. Music Director: Dave Aude.
423 Quarterlife. (Series; Drama; NBC;
Premiered/Ended: February 26, 2008)
A network adaptation of the Internet
series of the same title that focuses on the
lives of a group of friends who are in their
twenties. Principal focus is on Dylan Krie-
ger, a writer for Attitude magazine who re-
lates her feelings about herself and her
friends on the Internet blog site Quarter-
life. The series was cancelled the same night
it premiered. Had the series continued (six
episodes were produced) serial-like stories
would have followed the young adults as
they faced the daily challenges of life.
Cast: Bitzie Tulloch (Dylan Krieger),
Maite Schwartz (Lisa), Scott Michael Fos-
ter ( Jed Burlin), David Walton (Danny
Franklin), Michelle Lombardo (Debra),
Kevin Christy (Andy), Barrett Swatek
(Brittany).
Credits: Executive Producer: Marshall
Herskovitz, Ed Zwick. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Joshua Gummersall. Associate Pro-
ducer: Mickie Reuster. Music: W.G. Snuffy
Walden.
Reviews: “Its success or failure ulti-
mately depends on how well these charac-
ters play in their journey from Net to net-
work. The two episodes screened ... make
for surprisingly promising prospects” (The
Hollywood Reporter).
“The producers joyfully report that
Quarterlife ... goes on without the ‘net-
work even seeing the scripts beforehand’
... if they had a first look, they might not
have had a second look. I, for sure won’t”
(New York Post).
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424 Queen Bees. (Series; Reality;
Nickelodeon; July 13, 2008 to August 31,
2008)
Teenage girls who epitomize meanness
are brought together in an attempt to
change their attitudes and become nice to
others. Each of the girls competes in a se-
ries of challenges and the one girl who
changes for the best wins $25,000 for her
school.
Host: Dr. Michelle R. Callahan. The
Girls: Gisabelle Castillo, Yoanna House,
Kiana Jenkins, Shavon Jovi, Brittany Keif-
fer, Camille Lopez, Michelle Madonna,
Stassi Schroeder.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lamar Da-
mon, James Rowley. Supervising Producer:
Julie Choi. Producer: Justin Medeiros.
425 Queen Sized. (TV Movie; Drama;
Lifetime; January 12, 2008)
Fact-based story about an overweight
teenage girl (Maggie) who is nominated as
her high school homecoming queen as a
cruel practical joke.
Cast: Nikki Blonsky (Maggie), Annie
Potts ( Joan), Lily Holleman (Casey), Liz
McGeever (Liz), Kimberly Matula (Tara),
Jackson Pace (Will), Kelsey Schultz (Ca-
mille), Brandi Coleman (Lucy Phillips).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert M.
Sertner, Frank von Zerneck. Producer:
Judy Cairo. Writer: Rodney Johnson, Nora
Kletter, Richard Kletter. Director: Peter
Levin.
426 The Rachel Zoe Project. (Se-
ries; Reality; Bravo; September 8, 2008 to
October 20, 2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at fashion
stylist Rachel Zoe as she attempts to ex-
pand her business empire.
Stars: Rachel Zoe, Rodger Berman,
Brad Goreski, Taylor Jacobson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Charles
Corwin, Jamie Patricof. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Clara Markowicz, Andrew Perry.
Supervising Producer: Lamar Damon. Pro-
ducer: Zach Pritchett, Jen Rivera.
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Review: “Stylist Rachel Zoe frets,
frowns and dresses her clients, and all we
can do is watch” (The Hollywood Reporter).
427 Racing for Time. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; February 16, 2008)
True story about a guard (Cleveland
Stackhouse) at a Texas correctional youth
center who changes the lives of female of-
fenders by organizing them into a multi-
racial track team to teach them responsi-
bility, self-esteem and team work.
Cast : Charles S. Dutton (Cleveland
Stackhouse), Yaya DaCosta (Vanessa),
Aunjanue Ellis (Officer Baker), Shanna
Forrestall (Sgt. Jane Daniels), Douglas M.
Griffin (Braylon Nash), Tiffany Haddish
(Denise), Zulay Henao (Carmen), Sara
Jane Henriques (Maria).
Credits: Executive Producer: Rocky
Lang, Diane Nabatoff, Peter Sadowski,
Frank von Zerneck. Producer: Christopher
Morgan. Writer: Glenn German, Adam
Rodgers. Director: Charles S. Dutton.
Music: The Angel.
428 A Raisin in the Sun. (TV
Movie; Drama; ABC; February 25, 2008)
A TV adaptation of the Lorraine Hans-
berry play about an African-American
family’s efforts to deal with poverty, racism
and inner conflict on Chicago’s South
Side.
Cast: Sean “P. Diddy” Combs (Walter
Lee Younger), Sanaa Latham (Beneatha
Younger), Audra McDonald (Ruth
Younger), Phylicia Rashad (Lena Younger),
Emily Swiss (Priscilla), David Oyelowo
(Asagai), Ron C. Jones (Willy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Susan Bat-
son, David Binder, Sean “P. Diddy”
Combs, Neil Meron, Carl Rumbaugh,
Craig Zadan. Producer: John M. Eckert,
Vivek J. Tiwary. Music: Mervyn Warren.
Director: Kenny Leon. Teleplay: Paris Qual-
les.
Review: “Director Kenny Leon dis-
creetly opens up the play to street and bar
scenes, and what appear to be handheld-
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camera close-ups never mar the delicacy
of the performances. Indeed, the whole
production is a model of subtle adapta-
tion” (Entertainment Weekly).
429 Raising the Bar. (Series; Drama;
TNT; September 1, 2008 to November 3,
2008)
Jerry Kellerman is an idealistic young
lawyer who cares about people, especially
those accused of a crime but do not have
the means to hire a lawyer. Though well
respected and financially secure, Jerry
looks anything like a brilliant attorney —
rumpled clothes, disorderly hair and frayed
collar edges on his shirt. He is with the
Manhattan Public Defenders Office and
stories relate his and fellow defense attor-
neys (Roberta and Richard) court cases.
Rosalind Whitman is the Chief Public De-
fender; Nick Baico is the cunning D.A.;
Trudy Kessler is the judge who hears their
cases; Michelle and Marcus are prosecu-
tors; Charlie is the judicial clerk.
Cast: Mark-Paul Gosselaar ( Jerry Kel-
lerman), Gloria Reuben (Rosalind Whit-
man), Currie Graham (Nick Baico), Jane
Kaczmarek (Trudy Kessler), J. August
Richards (Marcus McGrath), Melissa
Sagemiller (Michelle Emhardt), Natalia
Cigliuti (Roberta Gilardi), Teddy Sears
(Richard Woolsley), Jonathan Scarfe (Char-
lie Sagansky).
Credits: Executive Producer: Steven
Bochco. Co-Executive Producer: Jesse
Bochco. Supervising Producer: David Feige.
Producer: Daynna Bochco. Music: James
S. Levine.
Reviews: “This legal drama doesn’t so
much raise the bar as nudge it” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
“Steven Bochco has been associated
with a glittering array of ensemble dramas,
but this producer’s latest doesn’t so much
raise the bar on courtroom series as gently
limbos under it” (Variety).
430 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares.
(Series; Reality; BBC America; 2008)
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The British series on which Kitchen
Nightmares is based. Gordon Ramsay,
called “The Sultan of Scary,” is a tough
talking chef who seeks perfection. Here,
he travels to various British restaurants to
expose unacceptable conditions and im-
prove on them.
Host: Gordon Ramsay.
Credits: Executive Producer: Becky
Clarke, Patricia Llewellyn. Producer: Paul
Ratcliffe, Christine Hall. Music: Jonathan
Gunton.
431 Randy Jackson Presents Amer-
ica’s Best Dance Crew. (Series; Real-
ity; MTV; January 26, 2008 to August 21,
2008)
Hip hop dance groups compete for
money and a touring contract to perform
across the U.S. Each dance challenge is
judged by a panel and the weakest per-
formers are eliminated on a weekly basis.
Host : Mario Lopez, Rachelle Leah.
Judge: Lil Mama, J.C. Chasez. Corre-
spondent: Layla Kaykleigh.
Credits: Executive Producer: Karen
Schwartz, Howard Schwartz, Harriet
Sternberg, Randy Jackson, Joel Gallen,
Abe Hoch, Rob Lee. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Josh Greenberg. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Dan Sacks. Consulting Producer:
Jordan Allen-Dutton, Eric Weiner. Music:
Dylan Berry.
432 Rate My Space. (Series; Reality;
HGTV; Premiered: June 15, 2008)
Designer Angelo Summelis takes to the
road to help couples remodel their homes.
Host : Angelo Summelis. Assistant :
Jared Dostie.
Credits: Producer: Dan Coffey, John E.
Sykes.
433 Real Chance of Love. (Series;
Reality; VH-1; November 3, 2008 to Jan-
uary 12, 2009)
A spin off from I Love New York wherein
Real (Ahmad Givens) and his brother
Chance (Kamal Givens), the self-pro-
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claimed “Stallionaires,” were first intro-
duced (the series attempted to match men
with a girl named New York). Real and
Chance fell in love with New York and it
appeared she would select one of them.
She rejected both and they were sent
home. Real, a gentleman with a soft ro-
mantic side, and Chance, a player, made
such an impression with viewers that they
were given a chance to find the woman of
their dreams. Fifteen young ladies are the
contestants and each vies to win the broth-
ers’ hearts. Real and Chance date each of
the women and send those home whom
they feel are not right for them. The
brothers have the final decision and pick
the girl each would like to begin a rela-
tionship with.
Stars: Ahmad Givens, Kamal Givens.
Credits: Executive Producer: Cris Abrego,
Mark Cronin, Ben Samek, Jeff Olde, Kris-
ten Kelly. Supervising Producer: Michelle
Brando, Chris Miller, Zach Kozek. Pro-
ducer: Anthony Zaldivar, Sam Berns,
Joseph Ruzer.
434 The Real Exorcist. (Series; Re-
ality; Sci Fi; October 30, 2008)
People who believe they are possessed
by demons receive help from Bob Larson,
a TV and radio evangelist who has per-
formed over 6,000 exorcisms. His wife
Linda assists him. Each episode examines
one case of demonic possession to expel
the evil that the person believes exists in-
side of him. The series, produced in En-
gland, was broadcast with back-to-back
episodes on the above date.
Stars: Bob Larson, Linda Larson.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Will
Ehbrecht. Producer: Amanda Ross.
435 The Real Hustle. (Series; Real-
ity; True TV; Premiered: January 22,
2008)
The first program produced for True
TV (formally known as Court TV) that
attempts to expose con artists and the
tricks they use to take your money. A trio
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of scam artists are employed to pull cons on
unsuspecting people to show, through hid-
den cameras, how con artists operate.
The Trio: Apollo Robbins (expert pick
pocket), Dani Marco (actress whose spe-
cialty is distraction), Ryan Oakes (magi-
cian). Narrator: Phil Tanzini.
Credits: Executive Producer: Anthony
Owen, Matt Crook, Andrew O’Connor.
Producer: Jon Richards. Director: Justin
Gorman.
Reviews: “Like so much reality TV, this
show is over produced, from repeated
shots of the leads posing for the camera to
the ‘Jaws’-like music that accompanies
each operation” (Variety).
436 Real Simple Real Life. (Series;
Reality; TLC; Premiered: October 24,
2008)
A makeover program in which every-
day women are the subjects. Each chosen
woman is evaluated and shown how to im-
prove her appearance without spending a
small fortune (by incorporating simple,
low cost solutions).
Host: Kit Hoover.
Credits: Executive Producer: Fernando
Mills, Jude Weng. Producer: Seth Lader-
man. Associate Producer: Aaron Schurman.
437 Real Vice Cops. (Series; Reality;
Spike; Premiered: August 6, 2008)
The work of vice squad officers (with
the Florida and Tennessee Police Depart-
ments) are profiled as a TV crew patrols
with the officers as they crack down on
prostitution, gambling and drugs.
Credits: Executive Producer: David Mc-
Kenzie, James Romanovich, Paul Sharratt.
Producer: Bryan Albright. Music: John Ross.
438 Reality Binge. (Series; Reality;
Fox Reality Channel; Premiered: July 11,
2008)
A comical reality series that pokes fun at
the genre by spoofing the various formats
that have been seen on television since the
premiere of Survivor.
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Host: Eric Toms.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robb Wel-
ler, Gary Grossman. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Barbara Wellner, Peter Carlin. Se-
nior Producer: Laura Chambers.
439 Reality Bites Back. (Series; Com-
edy; Comedy Central; July 17, 2008 to
September 4, 2008)
A parody of reality programs in which
ten comics compete against each other in
a series of challenges patterned after actual
reality shows (for example, “So You Think
You Can Drive?,” “Extreme Manipulation:
House Edition,” and “Hunting with the
Stars”).
Host : Michael Ian Black. Regulars:
Kyle Cease, Chris Fairbanks, Jeffrey Gar-
cia, Red Grant, Tiffany Haddish, Bert
Kreischer, Mo Mandel, Donnell Rawlings,
Amy Schumer, Theo Vonkuinatowski.
Credits: Executive Producer: J.D. Roth,
Todd Nelson, Adam Greene. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Matt Assmus, Tom Johnson.
Supervising Producer: Michael Dugan.
440 Recount. (TV Movie; Drama;
HBO; May 25, 2008)
Documentary-like film that chronicles
the week of the 2000 U.S. Presidential
election and the necessary Florida recount
that followed.
Cast: Kevin Spacey (Ron Klain), Bob
Balaban (Ben Ginsberg), Ed Begley, Jr.
(David Boies), Denis Leary (Michael
Whouley), John Hurt (Warren Carpen-
ter), Laura Dern (Katherine Harris), Bruce
McGill (Mac Stipanovich), Jayne Atkin-
son (Theresa LePore).
Credits: Executive Producer: Len Amato,
Sydney Pollack, Jay Roach, Paula Wein-
stein. Producer: Michael Hausman. Writer:
Danny Strong. Director: Jay Roach. Music:
Dave Grusin.
441 Redemption Song. (Series; Re-
ality; Fuse; Premiered: October 29, 2008)
Eleven women with checkered pasts
compete in a talent competition that
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borrows its format from American Idol.
The contestants here, however, “are
banged-up drunken female singers with
tremendous talent.” The women, from
madam to stripper to petty thief, are ad-
dicted to drugs, sex and rampage. Keeping
the reality in reality (more so than any
other such show) the women drink before
each performance, fight with each other,
complain about the songs they are asked
to sing, and worst of all, degrade each
other’s performances. Weakest performers
are eliminated on a weekly basis and the
girl with the most talent receives a record-
ing contract.
Host: Chris Jericho. Judge: Ron Fair
(head of Geffen Records, plus two record
company guests). Vocal Coach: Mauli B.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ron Fair.
Supervising Producer: Steve Joachim. Pro-
ducer: Matthew Hobin, Chris Smith.
442 Rediscovered. (Special; Variety;
ABC; December 23, 2008)
A unique special, also a backdoor pilot
for a potential series, that gives former
child actor hopefuls a second chance at
stardom some twenty years later as adults.
Casting director Matt Casella has discov-
ered such stars (when they were kids) as
Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears, Justin
Timberlake, Keri Russell and Ryan Gosling
(whose audition footage for The New
Mickey Mouse Club is seen for the first
time). With each success there are ten
times as many children who never achieve
show business success. With a large library
of child audition tapes, Matt and his staff
tracked down five then aspiring child ac-
tors to give them a second chance at star-
dom with a call back many years following
that original audition.
The “chosen few” are flown to Los An-
geles and perform live in front of a studio
audience (who choose the best performer
to receive $50,000 and a special surprise
from the hosts: the opening act for one
night for “The Donny and Marie Show” at
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the Flamingo Hotel and Casino in Las
Vegas).
The five call backs are Heidi Elliott
(from 1988, now a waitress), John DuPree
(1990, life insurance training agent), Na-
talie DeLucia (1992, dance teacher), J.D.
Stelljes (1992, heath care products seller)
and Dion McIntosh (1989, real estate de-
veloper). Dion was chosen as the winner.
Host : Marie Osmond, Donny Os-
mond. Co-Host: Matt Casella.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dave
Broome, Donny Osmond, Marie Os-
mond. Co-Executive Producer: Elayne
Cilic. Supervising Producer: Rob Wolsoff.
Producer: Matt Casella. Music: Ricky
Minor. Director: Ryan Polito.
443 The Return of Jezebel James.
(Series; Comedy; Fox; March 14, 2008 to
March 21, 2008)
Successful children’s book editor Sarah
Thompkins decides, after devoting all her
energies to work, to become a single
mother. Her hopes are shattered when she
discovers she is unable to conceive. Al-
though devastated, Sarah comes up with
a plan: ask her sister, Coco, to carry her
baby. Sarah is a perfectionist; Coco is
rather untidy and stories follow the sisters
as Coco moves in with Sarah and tries to
not only deal with an upcoming preg-
nancy, but Sarah’s endless rules and regu-
lations. The title is derived from Coco’s
imaginary childhood friend — whom
Sarah used as an inspiration for a children’s
book. Ronald and Talia are Sarah’s par-
ents.
Cast: Parker Posey (Sarah Tompkins),
Lauren Ambrose (Caroline “Coco” Tomp-
kins), Scott Cohen (Marcus Sonti), Ron
McLarty (Ronald Tompkins), Dianne
Wiest (Talia Tompkins), Dana Ivey
(Molly), Savannah Stehlin (Zoe).
Credits: Executive Producer: Amy Sher-
man-Palladino, Daniel Palladino. Pro-
ducer: Michael Petok. Music: Grant Lee
Phillips.
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Reviews: “The stories are exaggerated,
the premise is incredible and the chem-
istry is almost non-existent” (The Holly-
wood Reporter).
“...the mismatched sisters at the center
of Jezebel James do little more than bicker,
with the few sedate moments offering a
welcome respite from a project that’s oth-
erwise painfully predictable” (Variety).
444 Ricky Gervais: Out of En-
gland — The Stand-Up Special. (Spe-
cial; Comedy; HBO; November 15, 2008)
Comic Ricky Gervais’s spoof of nursery
rhymes, obscenity, fame, Nazis and fund
raising.
Host: Ricky Gervais.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ricky Ger-
vais. Producer: John Moffitt, Pat Tourk
Lee. Writer: Ricky Gervais. Director: John
Moffitt.
Reviews: “This special is pure British
mean. Where else can anyone get away
with making fun of diseases and their fund
raisers?... You’ll laugh till your butt falls
off— the couch that is” (New York Post).
“The adult entertainment starts early
tomorrow night on HBO with Ricky Ger-
vais delivering 75 minutes of stand-up
comedy that will melt any remaining ob-
scenities in your insulation” (New York
Daily News).
445 Riddles of the Sphinx. (TV
Movie; Horror; Sci Fi; September 27,
2008)
An astronomer (Robert Parr) and his
daughter (Karen), a cryptographer, acci-
dentally unleash a deadly Sphinx then seek
to return it to its resting place by solving
a series of seven ancient, complex riddles.
Cast : Dina Meyer ( Jessica), Lochlyn
Munro (Robert Parr), Emily Tennant
(Karen Parr), Donnelly Rhodes (Thomas),
Mackenzie Gray (Ryder), Donovan Cer-
minara (Corporal Evans).
Credits: Producer: Kirk Shaw, Richard
D. Titus. Associate Producer: Oliver De
Caligny. Director: George Mendeluk.
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Writer: Brook Durham, Jacob Eskander,
Kevin Leeson.
446 Ring of Death. (TV Movie;
Drama; Spike TV; October 17, 2008)
Brutal story of a man (Burke Wyatt)
who infiltrates a prison to expose a war-
den (Golen) who oversees a fight to the
death ring with his prisoners.
Cast: Johnny Mesner (Burke Wyatt),
Stacy Keach (Warden Golen), Derek Web-
ster (Steven James), Charlotte Ross (Mary
Wyatt), Uriah Shelton (Tommy Wyatt),
Jonathan Chase (Lancer), Meredith Gian-
grande (Nova), Sam McMurray (Wheaton).
Credits: Executive Producer: Larry
Levinson. Co-Executive Producer: Matt
Fitzsimons, Nick Lombardo, Michael
Moran. Producer: Randy Pope. Director:
Bradford May. Writer: Matthew Chernov,
David Rosiak.
447 Rita Rocks. (Series; Comedy;
Lifetime; Premiered: October 20, 2008)
Rita Clemens is a housewife and mother
facing an identity crisis (“My needs come
last and I make time for everyone else but
not for myself. My kids don’t listen to any-
thing I say. My husband is off in his own
world”). Rita is married to Jay and is the
mother of Shannon (nine years old) and
Hallie, a teenager who can’t wait to be-
come a woman. Rita is very attractive and
now knows her life is in a rut (she works
as a towel folder at a Bed and Bath Max
and has just been passed over for a pro-
motion). As she begins to reflect on how
much better her life was when she was
younger and worked as a musician (played
guitar with the Bangles), she becomes in-
spired to change her situation. She dusts off
her old guitar and forms a garage band
with her friends Patty, a postal letter car-
rier, and Owen, her unemployed neigh-
bor. Rita now hopes to recapture the
happy times of her youth to lighten up her
present day life. Stories follow Rita as she
seeks fulfillment in her drab life. Hallie is
totally self-absorbed and knows she is a
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beautiful girl (so much so that she was
punished for posting pictures of her self in
her bra and panties on her cell phone).
Shannon’s life appears to revolve around
her eagerness to become a karate master.
Kip is Hallie’s boyfriend.
Cast: Nicole Sullivan (Rita Clemens),
Richard Ruccolo ( Jay Clemens), Natalie
Dreyfuss (Hallie Clemens), Kelly Gould
(Shannon Clemens), Tisha Campbell-
Martin (Patty), Ian Gomez (Owen), Ravir
Ullman (Kip).
Credits: Executive Producer: James
Berg, Michael Hanel, Mindy Schultheis,
Stan Zimmerman. Producer: Sylvia Green,
Franco Bario.
Reviews: “The best part of Rita Rocks ...
is when they let Rita actually rock. Unfor-
tunately, when Rita isn’t rockin’, what’s left
is as funny as reading sheet music” (New
York Post).
“Utterly conventional. The series plays
a tired old tune ... the jokes here are often
flatly predictable or improbable” (Variety).
448 Road Tasted with the Neelys.
(Series; Reality; Food Network; Pre-
miered: July 22, 2008)
Patrick and Gina Neely, owners of
Neely’s Bar-B-Que in Memphis, take to
the road to find the tastiest bites and best
stories behind foods that can be home de-
livered.
Hosts: Patrick Neely, Gina Neely.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gordon El-
liott, Mark Schneider. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Aimee Rosen. Producer: Sara Porter.
449 Robin Hood. (Series; Adventure;
BBC America; 2008)
British produced version of the Robin
Hood legend about the 11th century hero
who opposed the evil Sheriff of Notting-
ham (working for the evil Prince John) to
save England for its rightful king (Rich-
ard). Robin of Locksley (and the Earl of
Huntingdon), and his group of Merry
Men have established a base of operations
in Sherwood Forest: Alan-A-Dale, Little
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John, Djag, Much, Will Scarlett and Friar
Tuck. Maid Marian is Robin’s romantic
interest; Sir Guy is the Sheriff ’s evil right-
hand man.
Cast: Jonas Armstrong (Robin Hood),
Lucy Griffiths (Marian Fitzwalter), Keith
Allen (Sheriff of Nottingham), Richard
Armitage (Guy of Gisborne), Gordon
Kennedy (Little John), Joe Armstrong
(Alan-A-Dale), Sam Troughton (Much),
Harry Lloyd (Will Scarlett), Anjali Jay
(Dhag), Toby Stephens (Prince John),
David Harewood (Friar Tuck), Michael
Elwyn (Edward Fitzwalter).
Credits: Executive Producer: Foz Allan,
Dominic Minghella, Greg Brenman. Pro-
ducer: Jane Hudson, Richard Burrell.
Music: Andy Price.
450 Rocco Gets Real. (Series; Real-
ity; A&E; Premiered: October 4, 2008)
People (mostly women) who could be
classified as “clueless in the kitchen” are
the subjects. Rocco DiSpirito is a celebrity
chef whose goal is to solve cooking dilem-
mas. Once a subject is chosen, Rocco
comes to her home and literally takes over
the kitchen with the goal being to help the
challenged chef overcome her fears of
cooking and “embrace the process of feed-
ing the ones they love.”
Host: Rocco DiSpirito.
Credits: Producer: Margit Ritz.
451 Rock Monster. (TV Movie;
Horror; Sci Fi; March 22, 2008)
While backpacking through Central
Europe, a teenager ( Jason) pulls a sword
from a stone that he finds in the woods.
The action awakens an ancient rock-
formed monster with an appetite to kill.
The story finds Jason and his friend (Toni)
attempting to destroy the creature he
awoke.
Cast : Chad Collins ( Jason), Alicia
Lagano (Toni), Natalie Denise Sperl (Cas-
sandra), David Figlioli (Dimitar), Jon
Polito (The Colonel).
Credits: Executive Producer: T.J. Sakase-
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gawa. Producer: Jeffrey Beach, Philip Roth.
Writer: Berkeley Anderson, Ron Fernan-
dez. Director: Declan O’Brien. Music: Tom
Hiel.
Review: “Tonight’s offering — as bad as
they come — is truly so horrible it should
be a collector’s item before it even airs. I
loved every terrible minute of it” (New
York Post).
452 Rock of Love Charm School
with Sharon Osbourne. (Series; Real-
ity; VH-1; October 7, 2008 to December
19, 2008)
Fourteen “rude, crude and frequently
naked” girls from seasons one and two of
Rock of Love are brought together for one
purpose: attend charm school and refine
their rough ways. Sharon Osbourne, the
wife of Ozzy Osbourne (“the Godfather
of Heavy Metal music”) is the school’s
headmistress and episodes relate her efforts
“to strip the girls of their former rebellious
and wild ways.” The girls compete in var-
ious charm and etiquette challenges with
the one girl proving herself the most ca-
pable winning $100,000.
Host: Sharon Osbourne.
Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Od-
gers, Cris Abrego. Supervising Producer:
Kevin Thomas. Producer: Sheri A. McGee.
453 Ron Howard: 50 Years in
Film. (Special; Documentary; TCM; De-
cember 29, 2008)
A look at the acting and film directing
career of Ron Howard. Ron, 54, talks
about his own career which began with
early acting appearances in 1959 on The
Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, progressing to
co-starring roles on The Andy Griffith
Show, Happy Days and The Smith Family to
his film directing roles (which include Co-
coon, Splash, The Paper, The DaVinci Code
and Far and Away).
Host: Richard Schickel.
Credits: Producer-Writer-Director: Rich-
ard Schickel. Co-Producer: Doug Freeman.
Review: “Clips are meticulously cho-
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sen. In terms of penetrating Howard’s cin-
ematic Cocoon though, this Splash-free ex-
ercise remains pretty Paper thin” (Variety).
454 Rookies. (Series; Reality; A&E;
October 21, 2008 to December 2, 2008)
A look at the training periods of rookie
police officers attached to the Louisiana
and Tampa, Florida, police academies.
Rookies: Amy Hess, Tommie Tolbert,
Rebecca Webster, Henry Conravey, Elton
Johnson, April Levine, Josh Norris, Den-
nis Cooper, Mark Monson, Jefferson
Parish, A.J. Cafaro.
455 Rosie Live! (Special; Variety;
NBC; November 26, 2008)
A special that doubles as a pilot and is
an attempt to revive the variety series for-
mat. The program, broadcast live, features
celebrity guests, musical performances,
comedy skits and new talent discoveries.
Host: Rosie O’Donnell. Guests: Liza
Minnelli, Gloria Estefan, Rachael Ray,
Jane Krakowski, Clay Aiken, Kathy
Griffin, Alex Baldwin, Alanis Morrissatte,
Ne-Yo.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rosie O’-
Donnell, David Friedman. Supervising
Producer: Janette Barber. Producer: Alison
Sandler. Director: Alan Carter. Music Pro-
ducer: Lori E. Seid. Writer: Janette Barber,
Eric Kornfeld, Seth Rudetsky, Hunter Fos-
ter.
Reviews: “NBC’s misguided special/se-
ries trial balloon doubtless tested the loy-
alty of even O’Donnell’s most ardent fans
and had anyone outside that category
praying for commercials” (Variety).
“There’s nothing like a good holiday va-
riety show and this was nothing like one”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
456 Roxy Hunter and the Horrific
Halloween. (TV Movie; Mystery; Nick-
elodeon; October 26, 2008)
Nine-year-old Roxy Hunter, a girl with
a knack for stumbling upon mysteries,
lives with her widowed mother, Susan, in
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the town of Serenity Falls. The story fol-
lows Roxy as she seeks to uncover the
truth about Stefan, a classmate who hails
from Transylvania and whom Roxy be-
lieves is a vampire.
Cast : Aria Wallace (Roxy Hunter),
Robin Brule (Susan Hunter), Demetrius
Joyette (Max), Yannick Bisson ( Jon Stead-
man), Vik Sahay (Rama), Connor Price
(Stefan), Joe Pingue (Deputy Potts), Tara
Shelley ( Jill), Devon Bostick (Drew), Juan
Chioran (Vlad), Roger Dunn (Sheriff
Tom).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Espensen, Bill O’Dowd, Barry Tropp. Pro-
ducer: Sarah Soboleski, Anthony Leo.
Music: Nathan Furst. Writer: Robin Dunne,
James Kee. Director: Eleanor Lindo.
457 Roxy Hunter and the Mystery
of the Moody Ghost. (TV Movie;
Mystery; Nickelodeon; June 25, 2008)
Roxy Hunter is a nine-year-old girl
with the mind of Sherlock Holmes. She
lives in the small town of Serenity Falls
with her widowed mother, Susan, and has
an uncanny knack for stumbling upon
mysteries. The story finds Roxy and her
genius friend, Max, attempting to solve
the mystery of a ghost that is supposedly
haunting the house she and her mother
have just moved into.
Cast : Aria Wallace (Roxy Hunter),
Robin Brule (Susan Hunter), Demetrius
Joyette (Max), Yannick Bisson ( Jon Stead-
man), Vik Sahay (Rama), Jayne Eastwood
(Mabel Crabtree), Stephanie Mills (Re-
becca), Sebastian Pigott (Ted Caruthers),
Tara Shelley ( Jill).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Espensen, Bill O’Dowd, Barry Tropp. Pro-
ducer: Sarah Soboleski, James Jackman.
Music: Nathan Furst. Writer: Robin Dunne,
James Kee. Director: Eleanor Lindo.
458 Roxy Hunter and the Myth of
the Mermaid. (TV Movie; Mystery;
Nickelodeon; July 13, 2008)
Roxy Hunter, a pretty nine-year-old
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girl who lives in the small town of Seren-
ity Falls with her widowed mother Susan,
possesses the uncanny knack of stumbling
upon mysteries. In the story, Roxy and her
friend Max, try to learn the true identity
of a young woman who appears to be un-
familiar with everything that surrounds
her (Roxy discovers the girl is actually a
mermaid whom she must help find her
way back home).
Cast : Aria Wallace (Roxy Hunter),
Robin Brule (Susan Hunter), Demetrius
Joyette (Max), Bik Sahay (Rama), Yannick
Bisson ( Jon Steadman), Jayne Eastwood
(Mable Crabtree), Joe Pingue (Deputy
Potts), Ashleigh Rains (Mermaid).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Espensen, Bill O’Dowd, Barry Tropp. Pro-
ducer: Anthony Leo, Sarah Soboleski.
Music: Nathan Furst. Writer: Robin Dunne,
James Kee. Director: Eleanor Lindo.
459 Roxy Hunter and the Secret
of the Shaman. (TV Movie; Mystery;
Nickelodeon; June 18, 2008)
Roxy Hunter is an adorable nine-year-
old girl who lives in the town of Serenity
Falls with her widowed mother, Susan.
She is resourceful and determined and has
a knack for stumbling upon mysteries.
Roxy also considers herself an amateur de-
tective and here she attempts to prove that
a vagrant, whom Roxy believes is a
Shaman, is innocent of a theft.
Cast : Aria Wallace (Roxy Hunter),
Robin Brule (Susan Hunter), Demetrius
Joyette (Max), Yannick Bisson ( Jon Stead-
man), Vik Sahay (Rama), Richard McMil-
lan (Shaman), Roger Dunn (Sheriff Tom
Dawson), Joe Pingue (Deputy Martin
Potts), Tara Shelley ( Jill).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Espensen, Bill O’Dowd. Producer: Sarah
Soboleski, Barry Tropp. Music: Nathan
Furst. Writer: Robin Dunne, James Kee.
Director: Eleanor Lindo.
460 Ruby. (Series; Reality; Style Net-
work; Premiered: November 9, 2008)
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A not pleasing to the eye look at a
woman’s desperate efforts to lose weight.
The subject, Ruby Gettinger, lives in Sa-
vannah, Georgia, and weighs 480 pounds.
Cameras show what restrictions on life
such weight problems cause, followed by
her efforts to get the help she needs to slim
down (which she does with the help of
friends who encourage her).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gay Rosen-
thal, Paul Barrosse, Tim Puntillo, Sarah
Weideman. Co-Executive Producer: Nicho-
las Caprio, Victor Zielinski. Producer: Al-
lison Hilliard, Lisa Bellomo. Music: Mark
Strand.
461 The Russell Girl. (TV Movie;
Drama; CBS; January 27, 2008)
Sensitive drama about a medical stu-
dent (Sarah Russell) who returns to her
home town to make peace with her past
(settle an old conflict) to enable her to plan
her future.
Cast: Amber Tamblyn (Sarah Russell),
Tim DeKay (Tim Russell), Paula Barrett
(Fran), Daniel Clark (Daniel Russell),
Max Morrow (Rick Morissey), Ben Lewis
( Jon Morrisey), Richard Fitzpatrick (Ray).
Credits: Executive Producer: Brent
Shields. Producer: Stefanie Epstein, An-
drew Gottlieb. Writer: Jill E. Blotevogel.
Director: Jeff Bleckner. Music: Jeff Beal.
462 Samurai Girl. (Miniseries; Ad-
venture; ABC Family; September 5, 2008
to September 7, 2008)
A female infant, nicknamed Heaven by
the press (because “it seemed she had fallen
from the sky”) was the only survivor of a
plane crash. She was adopted by the pow-
erful Kogo family and grew up in a life of
luxury. Nineteen years later, on her wed-
ding day, Ninjas attack the reception
(seeking to kill her father) but instead kill
her brother. Heaven’s life is suddenly
changed and she is plunged into a world of
danger when she discovers her family has
ties to the Japanese mob, the Yakuza.
Heaven, a martial arts champion, has
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vowed to find her brother’s killers. Her
quest brings her in contact with Jake Stan-
ton, a ninja master who once worked for
the Yakuza crime syndicate, who joins in
her quest. Cheryl is Heaven’s friend; Karen
is the mysterious woman from Jake’s past;
Otto is Cheryl’s roommate; Tasuke Kogo
is Heaven’s father — and the sinister head
of the Kogo family; Severin is the govern-
ment agent seeking to bring down the
Kogo family.
Cast : Jamie Chung (Heaven Kogo),
Brendan Fehr ( Jake Stanton), Saige
Thompson (Cheryl), Anthony Wong
(Tasuke Kogo), Steven Brand (Severin),
Stacy Keible (Karen).
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob Levy.
Music: Stephen Endelman, Michael
Wandmacher.
Reviews: “Loaded with adventure...
Samurai Girl doesn’t stop for a minute in
an all out effort to entertain the senses.
The intellect is another story altogether”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“It’s the sort of production rife with
plenty of action but nothing that’s re-
motely stirring, putting far too much pres-
sure on petite Jamie Chung to carry the
drama” (Variety).
463 Sanctuary. (Series; Science Fic-
tion; Sci Fi; October 3, 2008 to January 9,
2009)
Dr. Helen Magnus is a seemingly young
woman who has devoted her life to cut-
ting edge medical science. She was one of
the first female doctors at Royal College
in Victorian England and today, at age 157,
heads Sanctuary, a mysterious world (pro-
tected by a force field) where a group of
special (some terrifying) beings live but
roam among humans. Helen has made it
her goal to unlock the mysteries of their
existence while at the same time battling
the dangerous phenomena of the paranor-
mal that also exists. Assisting Helen are
her strong-willed daughter, Ashley, who
grew up in Sanctuary; Will Zimmerman,
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a forensic psychiatrist; and Ryan Robbins,
a weapons designer and computer expert.
John Druitt is an enemy of Helen’s, a
being who is able to appear and disappear
at will. The series is shot using green
screen (actors perform on bare sets; virtual
effects and visual effects are added later).
Cast : Amanda Tapping (Dr. Helena
Magnus), Emilie Ullerup (Ashley Mag-
nus), Robin Dunne (Dr. Will Zimmer-
man), Henry Foss (Ryan Robbins),
Christopher Heyersahl ( John Druitt).
Credits: Executive Producer: Damian
Kindler, Sam Egan, Amanda Tapping,
Martin Wood, Keith Beedle, N. John
Smith. Producer: George Hories. Music:
Ian Browne.
Reviews: “If ... things that go bump in
the night are ... up your dark alley then
Sanctuary is perfect for you. Otherwise,
there’s little to recommend” (Variety).
“Scary moments and humans who con-
vince us they’re worth caring about ...
make for a sci-fi drama that doesn’t yet
suck” (The Hollywood Reporter).
464 Sandhogs. (Series; Reality; History
Channel; Premiered: September 7, 2008)
A look at the work of sandhogs — the
men who risk their lives to build subway
systems, bridge footings and waste and
sewage tunnels.
Credits: Executive Producer: Edward
Barbini, Craig Piligian, Edward Rosen-
stein. Producer: John Scott.
465 Santa’s Funniest Moments.
(Special; Comedy; My Network TV; De-
cember 10, 2008)
A collection of Christmas holiday
mishaps caught on tape by amateur pho-
tographers (mostly families opening gifts
and/or preparing for the holiday).
Host: Erik Estrada. Laura McKenzie.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
McKenzie, Paul Sharratt. Producer: John
Ross. Associate Producer: Heather Biggins.
Director: David McKenzie. Writer: Heather
Biggins, Dan Goldman, John Ross.
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466 The Sarah Jane Adventures.
(Series; Science Fiction; Sci Fi; April 11,
2008 to May 30, 2008)
A spin-off from Doctor Who wherein
Earth girl Sarah Jane Smith was depicted
as one of the companions of the time trav-
eling Doctor Who, a Time Lord from the
planet Gallifrey. In 1985, Sarah Jane left
the Doctor to resume her life as a journal-
ist in England. The Doctor gave her his
mechanical dog, K-9, and a pilot was pro-
duced called K-9 and Company that was
to depict Sarah Jane’s adventures as she
and K-9 battled evil. The pilot aired in
the U.S. (Produced in England) but a se-
ries never materialized.
In 2006, the BBC reprised the Sarah
Jane Smith character (casting Elisabeth
Sladen, the original Sarah Jane, as the new
Sarah Jane). Sarah Jane is still a journal-
ist. She is single and lives at 30 Banneman
Road in England. K-9 is still her dog, but
he is on assignment—protecting the Earth
from an approaching black hole. Sarah
Jane also has an alien computer named
Mr. Smith and wrist bracelets that can de-
tect alien presences. Sarah Jane prefers to
be alone as it is the only way of keeping
what she does secret.
Her life changes when a new neighbor,
Maria Jackson, accidentally discovers her
secret. It is 2:37 in the morning when a
glowing light awakens Maria. She sees
Sarah Jane with a fairy-like alien (who is
lost. Sarah Jane is helping her find her way
back home). Sarah Jane spots Maria and
is a bit upset but later finds Maria and her
friend, Kelsey (whom Maria told about the
incident) a big asset when they help her
stop an alien invasion by an enemy called
the Bane (who planned to control humans
through a soft drink called Bubble Shock.
The drink contained Bane DNA that
when absorbed would make humans slaves
to the Bane). In addition to Maria and
Kelsey, Sarah Jane also acquires another
helper — a genetically engineered boy
called an archetype (created by the Bane
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in an attempt to replicate humans). To
protect the boy (who learns by observing)
Sarah Jane secretly “adopts” him and
names him Luke. Stories follow Sarah Jane
as she and her assistants battle aliens (ac-
cording to Sarah Jane, some aliens are
friendly and only seeking help in reaching
a destination). Produced in England.
Cast : Elisabeth Sladen (Sarah Jane
Smith), Yasmin Paige (Maria Jackson),
Tommy Knight (Luke Smith), Porsha
Lawrence-Mavour (Kelsey), Joseph Mill-
son (Alan Jackson, Maria’s divorced fa-
ther), Alexander Armstrong (Voice of Mr.
Smith, Sarah’s computer).
Credits: Executive Producer: Phil Col-
linson, Russell T. Davies, Julie Gardner.
Producer: Matt Bouch, Susie Liggat. Music:
Sam Watts.
Reviews: “Broadly aimed at kids, with
cheesy monsters and two youthful protag-
onists joining in the world-saving exploits,
the series may be modestly entertaining for
the moppet crowd but will test the pa-
tience of adults in this dimension or any
other” (Variety).
467 Saturday Night Live Presi-
dential Bash 2008. (Special; Comedy;
NBC; November 3, 2008)
A primetime, 2008 election eve satire
that spoofs presidential elections and pol-
itics in general.
Cast : Tina Fey, Fred Armisen, Will
Forte, Bill Hader, Darnell Hammond,
Seth Meyers, Amy Poehler, Andy Sam-
berg, Jason Sudeikis, Kenan Thompson,
Kristen Wiig, Casey Wilson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lorne
Michaels. Producer: Steve Higgins, Marci
Klein, Michael Shoemaker. Director: Don
Roy King. Head Writer: Seth Meyers.
468 Saturday Night Live Weekend
Update Thursday. (Series; Comedy;
NBC; October 9, 2008 to October 23,
2008)
A three episode Saturday Night Live ex-
tension series that incorporates that show’s
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“Weekend Update” segment to spoof the
2008 Presidential campaign and the top-
ical issues of the week preceding the
broadcast.
Anchors: Seth Meyers, Amy Poehler.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lorne
Michaels, Michael Shoemaker. Supervis-
ing Producer: Ken Aymong. Producer: Steve
Higgins, Marci Klein.
469 School of Sex. (Series; Erotica;
Playboy Channel; Premiered: December
6, 2008)
Gorgeous adult film star Tera Patrick
appears as a sex instructor to teach her
willing students how to better enjoy sex.
To help illustrate Tera’s discussions, sexu-
ally explicit demonstrations are conducted
(sometimes crossing the line between “R”
and “X” rated).
Host: Tera Patrick.
470 Scream Queens. (Series; Real-
ity; VH-1; October 20, 2008 to December
8, 2008)
Virtually unknown actresses (with the ex-
ception of Shawnee Smith, who has ap-
peared on several TV series) are brought
together for the opportunity of appearing
in a horror movie to be produced by Lion-
sgate Films. The actresses compete in var-
ious acting challenges (including the abil-
ity to scream and react to scary situations)
with the best performer receiving a movie
contract.
Host : James Gunn. Actresses: Sarah
Agor, Lindsay Felton, Kylah Kim, Jo-
Anne Krupa, Jessica Palette, Marissa Skell,
Shawnee Smith, Lina So.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jim Ack-
erman, Dave Hamilton, Biagio Messina,
Jeff Olde. Producer: John Slaughter, Peter
Spoerri. Associate Producer: Scott Mar-
tin.
471 The Screen Actors Guild
Awards. (Special; Variety; TBS and
TNT; January 27, 2008)
The 14th annual presentation that
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honors the best in motion picture and tel-
evision production.
Appearing : Kate Beckinsale, Josh
Brolin, Steve Carell, Marion Cottillard,
Tom Cruise, Eric Dane, Ruby Dee, Zac
Efron, Tina Fey, Ben Foster, Hal Hol-
brook, Kate Hudson, Holly Hunter,
Tommy Lee Jones, Denis Leary, Debra
Messing, William Petersen, Burt Reyn-
olds, Mickey Rooney, John Travolta, Va-
nessa Williams.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Gloria
Fujita O’Brien, Mike McCullough. Pro-
ducer: Kathy Connell. SAG Producer:
Yale Summers, Jo Beth Williams, Paul
Napier, Daryl Anderson, Shelley Fabares.
Writer: Stephen Pouliot. Director: Jeff
Margolis.
472 The Scripps National Spelling
Bee. (Special; Reality; ABC; May 30,
2008)
Top spellers, aged eight to fifteen, com-
pete in the final championship rounds for
the honor of becoming the nation’s best
speller.
Host: Tom Bergeron.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jed Drake.
Co-Executive Producer: Robert Liano,
Sammy Silver, David Winner. Director:
Doug Holmes, Danny Silver.
473 Secret Diary of a Call Girl.
(Series; Comedy-Drama; Showtime; June
16, 2008 to July 30, 2008)
Hannah Baxter is a 27-year-old woman
who leads a double life. By day she is Han-
nah Baxter, a legal secretary. By night, she
is Belle, a high-priced call girl. At first
Hannah is able to keep her two lives sep-
arate. As time passes she finds her two
worlds increasingly difficult to maintain.
Hannah’s voice-overs and direct to the
camera observations highlight each epi-
sode which are built around a specific type
of client Belle encounters as an escort.
Stephanie is Belle’s employer; Ben is Han-
nah’s ex-boyfriend; Gail and Niall are
Hannah’s parents. The series is produced
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in England. Second season episodes pre-
miered January 18, 2009.
Cast: Billie Piper (Hannah/Belle), Che-
rie Lunghi (Stephanie), Iddo Goldberg
(Ben), Toyah Willcox (Gail), Stuart Organ
(Niall).
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg Bren-
man, Avril Macrory, Michael Foster. Pro-
ducer: Chrissy Skins, Rebecca de Souza,
Rosanna Benn. Writer: Lucy Prebble. Di-
rector: Yann DeMange.
Reviews: “It’s eye opening stuff, at least
some of it, and yet not as titillating as you
might suppose. Considering the subject
matter, there’s surprisingly little nudity
and practically nothing graphic” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
“Skein is shot nudity free in a way that
puts titillation on the back burner ...
there’s no glamour here other than the way
Hannah goes about her day, living two
lives that are split neatly and maintained
impeccably” (Variety).
474 The Secret Life of the Ameri-
can Teenager. (Series; Drama; ABC
Family; July 1, 2008 to September 9,
2008)
A look at the personal lives of several
teenagers who attend Grant High School
in Southern California: Amy, Adrian,
Grace, Ricky, Ben and Gregg. Particular
focus is on members of the school’s march-
ing band and its cheerleaders. Amy, who
plays French horn, is 15 years old and
pregnant; Adrian, the school’s bad girl, is
a gorgeous majorette; Ricky is a free-spir-
ited rebel and known womanizer; Grace
is the beautiful cheerleader; Jack is Grace’s
boyfriend; Ben is Amy’s would-be boy-
friend. Ashley is Amy’s rebellious 13-year-
old sister; Anne and George are Amy’s par-
ents; Marshall and Kathleen are Grace’s
parents; Tom, who is suffering from Down
syndrome, is Grace’s brother. The series
returned for a new season on January 5,
2009.
Cast : Shailene Woodley (Amy Juer-
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gens), Francia Raisa (Adrian Lee), Megan
Park (Grace Bowman), Daren Kagasoff
(Ricky Underwood), India Eisley (Ashley
Juergens), Molly Ringwald (Anne Juer-
gens), John Schneider (Marshall Bow-
man), Josie Bissett (Kathleen Bowman),
Mark Derwin (George Juergens), Greg
Finley ( Jack Poppos), Luke Zimmerman
(Tom Bowman), Kenny Bauman (Ben).
Credits: Executive Producer: Brenda
Hampton. Producer: Lindsley Parsons III.
Music: Dan Foliart.
Reviews: “...teen pregnancy, especially
on a youth oriented network — is too im-
portant a subject matter for such shallow,
ham-fisted treatment... The Secret Life of
the American Teenager should probably
stay a secret” (Variety).
“ABC Family, which hardly ever disap-
points, is holding true form with their
newest series ... a top flight series about a
group of high school students, most of
whom I liked immediately” (New York
Post).
475 Secret Millionaire. (Series; Re-
ality; Fox; December 3, 2008 to Decem-
ber 18, 2008)
The basic premise attempts to show
America’s wealthiest individuals just how
bad it has gotten for some people. Each
program takes the millionaire away from
his lavish lifestyle and places him as “an
undercover agent” to experience life in an
impoverished area. The millionaires are
challenged to live on minimum wage and
must immerse themselves in situations
they have never experienced. Cameras
capture their experiences as they work with
community members and befriend those
in need. At the end of the experience, mil-
lionaires reveal who they really are and
award $100,000 of their own money to
those of whom they feel are the most de-
serving.
Credits: Executive Producer: Chris Coe-
len, Greg Goldman, Bruce Toms, Jean-
Michel Michenaud. Co-Executive Pro-
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ducer: Megan Estrada, Danielle King,
Lauren Alvarez. Supervising Producer:
Patrick Higgins. Producer: Hope Moore.
Reviews: “In Secret Millionaire’s world,
the rich are benevolent if slightly detached
and the poor are simply hard luck cases
helped by angels on earth, without shades
of gray” (Variety).
“This ... series ... is awash with tears and
sadness, happiness, gratitude, you name it
... come on admit it, you checked out the
show ... and bawled like a baby. You
didn’t? Then I suggest you ... see a cardi-
ologist because you must have a heart of
stone” (New York Post).
476 The Secret Saturdays. (Series;
Cartoon; Cartoon Network; Premiered:
October 10, 2008)
Solomon Saturday, his wife Drew and
their son, Zak are no ordinary family.
They carry a powerful secret: they are the
guardians of Cryptids, legendary creatures
that exist, but ordinary scientists refuse to
acknowledge them. The Saturdays, who
operate as secret scientists, track down and
protect Cryptids before they fall into the
hands of evil beings, in particular V.V. Ar-
gost, who seeks them for his own sinister
purposes.
Solomon, called Doc, is a scientific ge-
nius and inventor who spent his life study-
ing Cryptids. His weapon: a high tech
power glove. Drew, raised by Gypsies, be-
lieves in the power of the supernatural. She
battles evil with her Tibetan Fire Sword.
Zak has the ability to bond with Cryptids.
Fiskerton, who resembles a large cat, is the
family pet; Komodo is another pet, a 250
pound dragon with chameleon-like abili-
ties; Zon, a thought to be extinct prehis-
toric bird, also assists the Saturdays. The
dim-witted Munya assists V.V.
Voice Cast: Nicole Sullivan (Drew Sat-
urday), Phil Morris (Doc Saturday), Sam
Lerner (Zak Saturday), Diedrich Bader
(Fiskerton), Corey Burton (V.V. Argost),
Fred Tatasciore (Komodo/Zon/Munya).
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Credits: Supervising Producer: Fred
Schaefer. Producer: Scott Jeralds.
477 Secret Talents of the Stars. (Se-
ries; Variety; CBS; Premiered/Ended:
April 8, 2008)
Sixteen B-list celebrities appear to dis-
play a hidden talent (for example, singer
Clint Black as a standup comedian; for-
mer Star Trek regular George Takei per-
forming as a country and western enter-
tainer). Viewers vote, via the internet
(CBS.com/vote) to determine who goes
and who stays. A winner was not chosen as
the series was cancelled the same night it
premiered.
Host: John O’Hurley. Judges: Debbie
Reynolds, Brian McKnight, Gavin Polone
(producer). Celebrities: Clint Black,
Danny Bonaduce, Sasha Cohen, Sheila E,
Ric Flair, Joe Frazier, Roy Jones, Jr., Marla
Maples, Bridget Marquardt, Cindy Mar-
gulies, Jo Dee Messina, Joshua Morrow,
Mya, Ben Stein, George Takei, Malcolm-
Jamal Warner.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robyn
Nash, Don Weiner. Co-Executive Producer:
Dan Funk. Supervising Producer: Laurie
Howarter, Jonathan Karsh. Coordinating
Producer: Tim Gaydos. Co-Producer: Allen
Cody. Music: Doug Angelos. Director:
Don Weiner.
Reviews: “For the most part, the secret
talents of the stars continue to remain so”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
“Any series that claims to feature 16 of
America’s most talented stars and counts
Danny Bonaduce and Marla Maples
among them at least deserves some credit
for generosity of spirit, bordering on false
advertising” (Variety).
478 Secrets of a Restaurant Chef.
(Series; Cooking; Food Network; Pre-
miered: July 29, 2008)
Restaurant chef Anne Burrell shares
practical techniques for creating delicious
meals at home.
Host: Anne Burrell.
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Credits: Producer: Geoffrey Campbell,
Jenni Gilroy.
479 Secrets of the Summer House.
(TV Movie; Horror; Sci Fi; January 6,
2008)
Nikki and George Wickersham are a
happily married couple who are expecting
their first child. When George inherits a
centuries-old family summer home, Nikki
learns that it is supposedly cursed and af-
fects male heirs with strange behavior and
sometimes death. When George’s person-
ality begins to change, Nikki believes that
not only is her husband in danger, but
their unborn child. The story follows
Nikki as she seeks a way to break the curse
and save her family.
Cast : Lindsay Price (Nikki Wicker-
sham), David Jones (George Wicker-
sham), Emma Stevens (Virginia Roberts),
Sadie LeBlanc (Margie Mancuso), Susan
Bain (Celia Calvert), Macha Grenon ( Jill
Ambrose), Frank Schorpron ( Jebidah
Wickersham).
Credits: Executive Producer: Justin
Bodie, Jean Bureau, Anne Carlucci, Ste-
phen Greenberg. Producer: Serge Denis,
Josie Mauffette. Music: James Gelfand. Di-
rector: Jean-Claude Lord. Writer: Donald
Martin, John Martin.
480 7 Things to Do Before I’m 30.
(TV Movie; Comedy-Drama; Lifetime;
January 26, 2008)
In her teens, Lori Madison made a list
of things to accomplish before she reached
the age of 30. Now, with her thirtieth
birthday approaching, Lori realizes she
never fulfilled her dreams and sets out on
a mission to finalize the list.
Cast: Amber Benson (Lori Madison),
John Reardon (Dan Hart), Julia Duffy
(Vanessa Madison), Christopher Jacot
(Michael Chapman), Haig Sutherland
(Will Madison), Tegan Moss (Meredith
Vargas).
Credits: Executive Producer: Amy Gold-
berg, Stephen P. Jarchow, Paul A. Kaufman.
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Producer: Harvey Kahn. Music: James
McVay. Writer: Duane Poole. Director:
Paul A. Kaufman.
481 Sex and Lies in Sin City: The
Ted Binion Scandal. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; October 25, 2008)
Fact based story that recounts the inci-
dents surrounding the mysterious death of
Ted Binion, heir to the Horseshoe Casino
in Las Vegas.
Cast: Matthew Modine (Ted Binion),
Mena Suvari (Sandy Murphy), Jonathan
Schaech (Rick Tabish), Peter Haskell (Ian
Miller), Michelle Greathouse (Rhonda
Samuels), Mark Sivertsen ( Jay Green),
Kiira Arai (Bonnie Binion), Chris Ash-
worth (Frank Lipjanic).
Credits: Executive Producer: Frank
Konigsberg. Producer: David Rosemont.
Director: Peter Medak. Writer: Teena Booth.
Reviews: “Lifetime does the low life
story proud” (New York Post).
“Scoring an impressive titling trifecta
that includes “Sex,” “Sin” and “Scandal,”
this Lifetime movie simply doesn’t live
down to its sleaze-mongering name” (Va-
riety).
482 Sex Change Hospital. (Series;
Documentary; WE; October 14, 2008 to
November 18, 2008)
A rather graphic look at the patients of
a hospital in Trinidad, Colorado, where
people face the final step in their transi-
tion from one gender to another. Dr.
Marci Bower, a transgender woman,
counsels her patients and is seen perform-
ing all the surgeries (quite bloody and un-
settling; not for the squeamish).
Surgeon: Dr. Marci Bowers.
Credits: Executive Producer: Fenton
Bailey, Randy Barbato, Jeremy Simmons.
Producer: Chris McKim. Music: David
Benjamin Steinberg.
483 Sex ... with Mom and Dad.
(Series; Reality; MTV; Premiered: Sep-
tember 29, 2008)
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A deceiving title for a program in which
Dr. Drew Pinsky offers relationship advice
to help parents and their teenage children
deal with the problems they will face as
their children become curious about the
opposite sex.
Host: Drew Pinsky.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bryan
Scott, Lisa Tucker. Co-Executive Producer:
Lesley Goldman. Supervising Producer: Gil
Ilam, Jordana Starr.
484 Shaken Not Stirred: A Com-
edy Roast. (Series; Comedy; My Net-
work TV; October 29, 2008 to November
19, 2008)
A somewhat misleading title as the pro-
gram is not a celebrity roast in the typical
sense (wherein friends of a celebrity guest
comically insult him). Here a guest joins
the four comic hosts for a round table dis-
cussion that covers mostly, aspects of the
guest’s life (for example, Pamela Ander-
son, who appeared in a very skimpy pink
dress, was asked questions regarding her
home and business life, her association
with protecting animals, her on-and-off
relationship with Tommy Lee and, which
gathered the biggest audience reaction, her
decision to have breast implants and then
have them removed). The hosts, as well as
the guest, are permitted to smoke or have
a glass of wine as they talk.
Host: Anthony Anderson, D.L. Hugh-
ley, Paul Rodriquez, John Salley.
Credits: Executive Producer: Walter
Latham, Sue Fellows. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Robert Stein, Chuck Vinson. Pro-
ducer: Beth Einhorn, Devon Shepard,
Xavier Cook. Music Director: Robert
Brookins. Director: Walter Latham.
485 Shame to Fame. (Series; Reality;
Fuse; Premiered: October 29, 2008)
Ten women with checkered pasts (from
former drug addicts to those with criminal
records) compete in various challenges for
the opportunity to achieve musical star-
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dom — a record contract and a video to be
played on the Fuse Music Network.
Host: Chris Jericho.
486 Shark Swarm. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; May 25, 2008)
Fisherman Daniel Wilder leads the bat-
tle to save Full Moon Bay, a quaint seaside
town, from man-eating sharks, chemically
enhanced by real estate tycoon Hamilton
Lux, to destroy marine life, drive the
fishermen out and allow him to develop
the land.
Cast: John Schneider (Daniel Wilder),
Daryl Hannah (Brooke), Armand Assante
(Hamilton Lux), F. Murray Abraham (Bill
Girdler), Marco Assante (Barry), Darcy
Rose Byrnes (Heather), Gene Davis (Sher-
iff Dexter Murray), Elisa Donovan (Brenda).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kevin Bo-
carde. Producer: Stephen Niver, Kyle
Clark. Writer: Matthew Chernov, David
Rosiak. Director: James A. Contner. Music:
Nathan Furst.
487 Sharpshooter. (TV Movie; Ad-
venture; Spike; January 27, 2008)
A CIA sharpshooter (Dillon) seeks to
uncover the reason why he has been tar-
geted for assassination during his final as-
signment before retiring.
Cast: James Remar (Dillon), Mario Van
Peebles (Flick), Catherine Mary Stewart
(Amy), Bruce Boxleitner (Sheriff Garner),
Stacey Hinnen (Carson), Nick Hermz
(Bhan), John Braver (Cing), Al Sapienza
(Phillips).
Credits: Producer: Kevin Bocarde, Nick
Lombardo, Michael Moran. Co-Producer:
Nick Lombardo, James Wilberger. Direc-
tor: Armand Mastroianni. Writer: Steven
H. Berman. Music: Stephen Graziano.
488 Shatner’s Raw Nerve. (Series;
Talk; Biography Channel; Premiered: No-
vember 28, 2008)
Actor William Shatner in a new spin on
talk shows — interviewing fellow actors
with the object being “to hit a raw nerve”
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and reveal a side of a guest you really never
knew existed.
Host: William Shatner.
Credits: Executive Producer: Scott Stern-
berg, Rob Sharenow Michael Morrison.
Supervising Producer: Tracy Whittaker.
Talent Producer: Susan Gold.
Reviews: “William Shatner takes his ca-
reer where it has never gone before. And it
works” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“Shatner’s Raw Nerve ... proves neither
raw nor nervy enough to be consistently
interesting — essentially plopping the host
on one comfy chair, his guest in another
and letting them chat until 30 minutes
elapse” (Variety).
489 The Shell Seekers. (TV Movie;
Drama; Hallmark; May 3, 2008)
Adaptation of the Rosamunde Pilcher
book about a 60-year-old woman (Pene-
lope Keeling) who, after suffering a mild
heart attack, travels to the Mediterranean
to visit with her daughter (Olivia) and
reflect on her life.
Cast : Vanessa Redgrave (Penelope
Keeling), Victoria Smurfit (Olivia Keel-
ing), Maximilian Schell (Lawrence Sterne),
Maisie Dimbleby (Young Penelope), Vic-
toria Hamilton (Nancy), Sebastian Koch
(Cosmo), Charles Edwards (Noel), Toby
Fisher (Ambrose).
Credits: Executive Producer: Verena von
Heeremann, Rikolt von Gagern. Producer:
Alexander Ollig, David Cunliffe. Writer:
Brian Finch. Director: Piers Haggard.
490 She’s Got the Look. (Series; Re-
ality; TV Land; June 4, 2008 to July 9,
2008)
Hopeful female models, thirty-five to
forty years of age, compete for a contract
with the Wilhelmina Modeling Agency
and a spread in Self magazine. Twenty
finalists’ are chosen from open auditions
(ten of whom are eliminated after the first
photo shoot). The remaining women
compete in various modeling challenges
with the weakest performers being elimi-
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nated on a weekly basis. The one woman
who best shows modeling potential wins.
Host : Kim Alexis. Judges: Beverly
Johnson, Sean Patterson, Robert Verdi.
Credits: Executive Producer: Allison
Grodner, Keith Cox, Sal Maniaci, Sean
Patterson, Corey Preston. Co-Executive
Producer: Fernando Hernandez. Supervis-
ing Producer: Stephanie Jenz. Producer:
Brandon Panoligan.
Reviews: “Host Kim Alexis proclaims
‘She’s Got the Look is a modeling competi-
tion like no other,’ which is flat out
balderdash. It’s rather a competition like
every other, the only distinction being this
aspires to models 35 and over” (Variety).
“The good thing about this show is that
if it lasts, then the losers of the CW’s
America’s Next Top Model will have a place
to go for a second chance” (Entertain Your
Brain).
491 A Shot at Love 2 with Tequila.
(Series; Reality; MTV; April 22, 2008 to
July 8, 2008)
Tila Tequila (real name Tila Nguyen) is
a bi-sexual woman who is looking for a
new lover. Fifteen men and fifteen women
compete against each other vying to be
that one special person. Each episode
places the contenders in challenges that
test their dedication to falling in love with
Tequila. The final program has Tequila
choosing the man or woman she would
most like to be with. A spin-off from A
Shot at Love with Tequila.
Host: Tila Nguyen.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sally Sal-
sano. Co-Executive Producer: Joel Zimmer.
Supervising Producer: Ben Hatta, Mark
Allen. Producer: Brian Spoor, Damon
Epps, Christopher Roach, Krista Van
Nieuwburg, Kyle Simpson.
Reviews: “To even write a review for
this show is to deign it with a credibility it
little deserves, for it’s essentially a trans-
parent gimmick in the guise of a legitimate
concept” (New York Daily News).
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“At last! A reality show about a bisex-
ual Playboy model that can be enjoyed by
kids and young adults alike!” (New York
Post).
492 Sid the Science Kid. (Series;
Cartoon; PBS; Premiered: September 1,
2008)
Sid is a very curious pre-schooler. He
wants to know everything about every-
thing and will not rest until his curiosity
is satisfied. The computer animated series
from the Jim Henson Company, intro-
duces children to the wonders of the world
as Sid seeks to find the answers to the
questions that fascinate him.
Voice Cast : Misty Rosas (Sid), Jesse
Springer (Voice-Overs).
Credits: Executive Producer: Brian Hen-
son, Lisa Henson, Joyce Campbell,
Bradley Zeweig, Halle Stanford. Producer:
Chris Plourde.
493 Simply Delicioso. (Series; Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: January 1,
2008)
Latin inspired meals are prepared for
viewers by chef Ingrid Hoffman.
Host: Ingrid Hoffman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brooke
Badley Johnson. Producer: Ingrid Hoff-
man.
494 The Singing Office. (Series; Re-
ality; TLC; June 29, 2008 to August 17,
2008)
A search to find the best singer from
office staff workers. Each contestant is cho-
sen by his or her fellow workers then com-
petes with others chosen in the same man-
ner. The weakest performers are then
eliminated during performance contests.
The one who proves to be the best wins.
Alan Thicke hosted the unaired pilot ver-
sion.
Host: Joey Fatone, Melanie Brown.
Credits: Executive Producer: Laurie
Girion. Producer: Karri-Leigh Mastran-
gelo. Associate Producer: Jeff Girion, Car-
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oline Self, Matt Sims. Director: Brad
Kreisberg, Tony Sacco.
495 6Teen. (Series; Cartoon; Cartoon
Network; Premiered: November 6, 2008)
Events in the lives of six sixteen-year-
old friends who, through their activities,
learn from one another. Jen, Nikki, Jonesy,
Caitlin, Wyatt and Jude are the teens who
are seen mostly attempting to cope with
life at the shopping mall where each has a
job.
Jen Masterson still carries her tomboy-
ish ways and loves sports. She is energetic
and works at a sports store called The
Penalty Box. Nikki Wong is a realist,
somewhat defiant and has a tough exte-
rior. She is an individualist and hates mass
consumerism. Unfortunately, her inabil-
ity to abide by authority finds her working
in a tacky clothing store called The Khaki
Barn (the only business that would hire
her). Jonesy Garcia appears to be inter-
ested in only two things — hockey and
girls, but not necessarily in that order. He
is irresponsible and goes from job to job.
Caitlin Cooke like to have things go her
way although she will go out of her way
to help a friend. She works in a lemon cos-
tume at a juice bar called The Big Squeeze.
She hopes to become a cheerleader at
school. Wyatt Williams is the intellectual
member of the group and works at a music
store called Spin. He would like to become
a musician and relishes in the fact that he
is different. Jude Lizowski is a fun-loving
guy who appreciates the little things in
life — like his job at Stick It (a fast food
store that serves a different food each day
on a stick). He feels this is the job he was
born to have.
Voice Cast : Megan Fahlenboch ( Jen
Masterson), Stacey DePass (Nikki Wong),
Brooke D’Orsay (Caitlin Cooke), Jesse
Gibbons (Wyatt Williams), Christian
Potenza ( Jude Lizowski), Terry McGurrin
( Jonesy Garcia), Jamie Watson (Coach
Halder), Lauren Lipson (Kristen).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Brian Irv-
ing. Producer: Wendy Errington, Jaelyn
Galbraith, Tom McGillis, Jennifer Pertsch.
Music: Don Breithaupt, Anthony Vander-
burgh.
496 69 Sexy Things to Do Before
You Die. (Series; Reality; Playboy Chan-
nel; Premiered: March 10, 2008)
Real people allow cameras to record
their erotic adventures as they expose
themselves to sexual situations that, for the
most part, most people have never at-
tempted (or even heard of; for example, a
couple experiencing the activities of the
risqué Montreal, Canada, nightlife; a
woman experiencing the Japanese per-
formance art called “Naked Sushi” [“fe-
male body arrangement”]).
Credits: Supervising Producer: Kira
Reed. Producer: Christopher Bavelles, An-
drew Nock.
497 Ski Patrol. (Series; Reality; Tru
TV; October 20, 2008 to November 26,
2008)
The work of ski patrol teams as they
struggle to keep the slopes safe for skiers.
Teams from Crystal Mountain in Wash-
ington and Blue Mountain in Pennsylva-
nia are featured.
Ski Patrol: Jim Dailey, Ben Moran,
Brian Hohenshilt, Chas Bloxsome, Ed
Kupillas, Glenn Amery, Hans Buckley,
Jenna Blanchard, Joe Urbans.
Credits: Executive Producer: Anthony
Horn, Jeff Jenkins, Jonathan Murray, Jason
Morgan. Co-Executive Producer: Gil Gold-
schein. Supervising Producer: Russell Jay.
Producer: Kasey Barrett, Jack Reifert.
498 Skins. (Series; Drama; BBC
America; August 17, 2008 to December
19, 2008)
Bristol, England, is the setting for a look
at a group of teenagers, most freshmen at
Roundview College, as they face the daily
pressures of life — at home, at school and
with their friends. Tony, the most popular
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kid in town, is a ladies’ man and dating
the most gorgeous girl in town — Michelle
(whom he calls “Nips”)— who knows she
is not only sexy but sultry. Cassie, de-
scribed as “completely bonkers,” is ano-
rexic and has a very low self-esteem. Sid
is Tony’s “best bud,” a 16-year-old who
longs for a girl like Michelle. Chris is the
class clown; Maxxie is a gay male who is
struggling to cope with his sexuality;
Anwar is Maxxie’s friend, a Muslim trying
to break away from the strict traditions of
his family and find independence; Jal be-
lieves she is the best clarinet player in the
country and is best friends with Michelle.
Cast: Nicholas Hoult (Tony Stonem),
April Pearson (Michelle Richardson),
Hannah Murray (Cassie), Mike Bailey (Sid
Jenkins), Dev Patel (Anwar), Larissa Wil-
son ( Jal), Joe Dempsie (Chris), Mitch
Hewer (Maxxie Oliver).
Credits: Executive Producer: Bryan Eis-
ley, George Faber, Charles Pattinson. Pro-
ducer: George Clough.
Review: “Teenagers, sex and drugs are
... a controversial mix... Skins lacks ... a
compelling point of view, other than ... the
shock value of seeing British youths smoke
pot and sleep around” (Variety).
499 Smile! You’re Under Arrest.
(Series; Reality; Fox Reality Channel; Pre-
miered: December 27, 2008)
An innovative concept: capture actual
wanted felons through comical stings.
Criminals with outstanding warrants are
the unsuspecting subjects as a real life sher-
iff and a team of improvisational actors
ban together to plot a comical prank, then
lure the criminal out of hiding and into
the arms of the law. Cameras capture the
hijinks as the criminal becomes part of the
sting not realizing that his minutes as a
fugitive from justice are numbered.
Sheriff: Joe Arpaio. Actors: Diana Ter-
ranova, David Storrs, Tori Meyer, Dave
Sheridan.
Credits: Producer: Scott Satin.
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500 The Smoking Gun Presents
The World’s Dumbest Criminals.
(Series; Reality; Tru TV; Premiered March
13, 2008)
“Real Videos. Real Stupid. Real Awe-
some” is the tagline for a program that
spotlights “brain-deficient” criminals who
were so clueless in their approach to com-
mitting a crime that stupidity cost them
their capture. Celebrities and crime ex-
perts appear to introduce the actual caught-
on-tape segments.
Celebrities: Danny Bonaduce, Tonya
Harding, Amy Fisher, Leif Garrett, Todd
Bridges.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jason Cilo.
Producer: John Petro. Associate Producer:
Julie K. Morris, Paul Kaup
501 Snoop Dogg’s Fatherhood.
(Series; Reality; E!; Premiered: November
30, 2008)
A profile of rapper Snoop Dogg as he
attempts to balance his life as a music
artist, husband to wife Shante and father
to his children Corde, Cori and Cordell.
Star: Snoop Dogg.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
Roma, Constance Schwartz, Snoop Dogg,
Ted Chung. Supervising Producer: Derrick
Speight. Producer: Jordan Allen-Dutton,
Eric Weiner. Music: Shawn K. Clement.
502 Snow 2: Brain Freeze. (TV
Movie; Comedy; ABC Family; December
14, 2008)
A sequel to the 2004 ABC Family TV
movie Snow. It is three days before Christ-
mas and Nick Snowden, a.k.a. Santa
Clause, and his wife, Sandy, begin arguing
over last minute preparations. To clear his
mind, Nick steps through his magic mir-
ror (which allows him to leave the North
Pole). But the experience lands him in the
hospital with amnesia. With Christmas
now in jeopardy, Sandy struggles to help
Nick remember who he is in time for his
legendary Christmas Eve sleigh ride. Hin-
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dering Sandy is Buck Seger, Nick’s neme-
sis, who is seeking Santa’s magical secrets.
Cast: Thomas Cavanagh (Nick Snow-
den), Ashley Williams (Sandy Snowden),
Patrick Fabian (Buck Sinclair), David
LeReaney (Chris), Rebecca Toolan (Mar-
ilyn), Jake Church (Young Nick Snow-
den), Irena Karas (Nurse).
Credits: Executive Producer: Phil Krue-
ner, Craig McNeil. Producer: Tom Cox,
Jordy Randall, Murray Ord. Director:
Mark Rosman. Writer: Rich Burns.
503 Somebodies. (Series; Comedy;
BET; September 9, 2008 to October 28,
2008)
BET’s first scripted series. Scottie is a
young man who is undecided about his
future. He is attending college (University
of Georgia) and has settled into a role as a
professional student. One day, as his
friends begin to move on in the real world,
Scottie realizes that he must also move on.
Stories follow Scottie as he begins a jour-
ney of self discovery.
Cast : Hadjii (Scottie), Kaira Akita
(Diva), Nard Holston (Marlo), Anthony
Hyatt (Tory), Quante Strickland (Six),
Corey Redding ( Jelly), Tyler Craig (the
Reverend Hill).
Credits: Executive Producer: Hadjii,
Peter Aronson, Warren Hutcherson. Pro-
ducer: Pamela Kohn. Writer-Director:
Hadjii. Music: Stanley A. Smith.
504 Son of the Dragon. (TV Movie;
Adventure; Hallmark; September 14,
2008)
A karate master (Bird) and a young thief
(D.B.) who idolizes Bird, team to steal the
royal jewels of India.
Cast : David Carradine (Bird), John
Reardon (D.B.), Desiree Ann Siahaan
(Princess Li Wei), Theresa Lee (Ting
Ting), Eddy Ko (Lord Shing), Rupert
Graves (Lord of the North), Kay Tong Lim
(Governor)
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Sr., Robert Halmi, Jr. Producer:
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Matthew O’Connor, Shan Tam. Music:
Lawrence Shragge. Director: David Wu.
Writer: Jacqueline Feather, David Seidler.
505 Sons of Anarchy. (Series; Drama;
FX ; September 3, 2008 to November 26,
2008)
Charming is a small, sheltered commu-
nity that in addition to its police depart-
ment, has the added protection of the Sons
of Anarchy, a motorcycle gang that appears
to have only one purpose: safeguarding
Charming from drug dealers, corporate
developers and over zealous cops. Their
real purpose, however, is to use their pro-
tection status as a guise for their thriving
illegal arms business. Jackson “Jax” Teller
appears to be the leader of the gang; in ac-
tuality, his ruthless mother (Gemma) and
stepfather (Clay) control operations. Sto-
ries follow the gang’s activities as they deal
arms and protect Charming.
Cast: Charlie Hunnan ( Jackson “Jax”
Teller), Katey Sagal (Gemma Teller Mor-
row), Ron Perlman (Clarence “Clay” Mor-
row), Drea de Matteo (Wendy; Jax’s ex-
wife), Johnny Lewis (Kid “Half Stack”
Epps), Stevie Long (Long John), Emilio
Rivera (Marcus Alvarez), Dendrie Taylor
(Luannae), Sprague Grayden (Donna
Lerner), Mark Boone Jr. (Bobby Munson),
Kim Coates (Alex Trager).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kurt Sut-
ter, Arti Linson, John Linson, Jack Lo
Giudice. Producer: Kelly Manners.
Reviews: “The series features an in-
triguing cast and introduces a bleak new
world. Once that’s accomplished, though,
there’s not much momentum to the story”
(Variety).
“The Sopranos meet Hell’s Angels on
Wheels—awesome! Here’s hoping The Sons
of Anarchy have a long run” (Viewpoints).
506 Sordid Lives: The Series. (Se-
ries; Comedy; Logo; Premiered: July 23,
2008)
An adaptation of the 2000 feature film
Sordid Lives that continues to depict
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outrageous events in the lives of a dysfunc-
tional family and their friends who reside
in a trailer park in a small Texas town. Ty
Williamson is gay but has not yet revealed
the fact to his mother (Latrelle) fearing
that she will not be able to handle it.
Brother Boy, institutionalized for being
gay and a transvestite, impersonates singer
Tammy Wynette (his female psychiatrist,
Dr. Eve, is trying to change his ways for
her book on “de-homosexualizing men”).
Bitsy Mae is the local saloon singer; Sissy
is Latrelle’s sister; Noleta is Sissy’s friend;
Granny is Latrelle’s senile mother; G.W. is
Latrelle’s legless neighbor; Jacob, an actor
(as is Ty) is Ty’s boyfriend.
Cast : Bonnie Bedelia (Latrelle Wil-
liamson), Jason Dottley (Ty Williamson),
Beth Grant (Sissy Hickley), Leslie Jordan
(Earl “Brother Boy” Ingram), Caroline
Rhea (Noleta), Olivia Newton-John (Bitsy
Mae Harling), Rue McClanahan (Grandma
Peggy), Rosemary Alexander (Dr. Eve),
David Stein (G.W. Netherscott), Ted De-
twiler ( Jacob), Georgette Jones (Tammy
Wynette).
Credits: Executive Producer: Stanley M.
Brook, Rob Eric, Damian Ganczewski,
Dave Mace, Pamela Post, Del Shores. Pro-
ducer: Iddo Lampton. Music: Joe Patrick
Ward.
Review: “Sordid Lives has great stars ...
great characters ... what Sordid Lives
doesn’t have is genuine fun. It’s like watch-
ing a drag show — you know when you’re
supposed to laugh because we’re condi-
tioned to laugh on cue. But in reality, it’s
forced and gaiety” (New York Post).
507 Spaced. (Series; Comedy; BBC
America; 2008)
To solve their frustrations seeking the
right apartment as singles, Tim Bisley, a
love sick skateboarder, and Daisy Steiner,
a hopeful journalist, pretend to be a cou-
ple and rent a room in a home owned by
the alcoholic Marsha Klein. Also residing
at the rooming house are Brian, a dis-
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turbed painter; Tim, Brian’s best friend;
Twist, Daisy’s friend, a fashion designer;
and Mike, a war fanatic. Stories relate “the
agony and ecstasy” of the residents of the
house as they interact with each other.
Cast: Simon Pegg (Tim Bisley), Jessica
Hynes (Daisy Steiner), Julie Deakin (Mar-
sha Klein), Kathy Carmichael (Twist Mor-
gan), Mark Heap (Brian Topp), Nick Frost
(Mike Watt).
Credits: Executive Producer: Lisa Clark,
Humphrey Barclay, Tony Orston. Pro-
ducer: Gareth Edwards. Music: Guy Pratt.
508 Spain ... On the Road Again.
(Series; Reality; PBS; Premiered: October
2, 2008)
A look at various aspects of Spain —
from its people, cuisine and customs as ex-
perienced by actress Gwyneth Paltrow and
her traveling companions (Claudia, Mario
and Mark).
Stars: Gwyneth Paltrow, Claudia Bas-
sols, Mario Batali, Mark Brittman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Charles
Pinsky. Co-Executive Producer: Angel Diaz,
Eduardo Garcia. Producer: Eric Rhee.
509 Special Delivery. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime Movie Network; De-
cember 21, 2008)
Bounded courier Maxine Carter faces
her worst assignment: Deliver a bratty 15-
year-old girl (Alice Vanlen) to her mother—
a task that becomes complicated and dan-
gerous when Maxine learns that Alice’s
parents are involved in a bitter custody
battle and each will stop at practically
nothing to possess Alice.
Cast: Lisa Edelstein (Maxine Carter),
Brenda Song (Alice Vanlen), Michael
Cowell (Bill Devane), Robert Gant (Nate
Spencer), Stan Egi (Danny Wong), Ned
Van Zandt (Alan Cantwell), Milan Tresnak
(Rudd Weathers), Alana Brennan (Fran).
Credits: Executive Producer: Marc B.
Lorber, Fernando Szew, Roy Tijoe, Rich-
ard S. Galindez. Producer: Michael Jacobs.
Associate Producer: Angela Laprete. Music:
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Philip Giffin. Director: Michael Scott.
Writer: Matt Dearborn.
510 Spectacle : Elvis Costello
With... (Series; Interview; Sundance;
Premiered: December 3, 2008)
The program, produced in England,
features musician Elvis Costello chatting
with fellow musicians. In addition to per-
formances by the host, musical clips are
presented to represent a guest’s work.
Host: Elvis Costello.
Credits: Executive Producer: Elton John,
David Furnish, Steve Hamilton Shaw, Jor-
dan Jacobs, Martin Katz, Steve Warden,
Elvis Costello. Co-Executive Producer: Alex
Coletti.
Review: “The program has little direc-
tion and almost no flow. Segments leap
from song to interview to video clips and
back with nearly a segue or logical pro-
gression. The stage is too dark and a sec-
ondary proscenium flanked by velvet
drapes hems everyone in” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
511 The Spectacular Spider-Man.
(Series; Cartoon; Kids WB; Premiered:
March 15, 2008)
After being bitten by a radioactive spi-
der, Peter Parker acquires the proportion-
ate powers of a living spider. Designing a
costume to conceal his true identity, Peter
becomes Spider-Man, a mysterious cru-
sader who battles villains in New York
City.
Voice Cast: Josh Keaton (Peter Parker/
Spider-Man), Deborah Strang (Aunt
May), Lacey Chabert (Gwen Stacy),
Joshua LeBar (Flash Thompson), Ben
Diskin (Eddie Brock), Dee Bradley Baker
(Dr. Curt Connors), Kath Soucie (Martha
Connors).
Credits: Executive Producer: Craig Kyle,
Stan Lee, Eric S. Rollman. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Greg Weisman, Victor Cook. Pro-
ducer: Diana A. Crea. Music: Kristopher
Carter, Michael McCuistion.
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512 Speeders Fight Back. (Series;
Reality; Tru TV; Premiered: October 16,
2008)
An extension series based on Speeders
(see program1087) wherein those ticketed
or arrested for speeding appear in court to
plead their cases (mostly trying to con-
vince a judge they are innocent).
Narrator: Alex Verde, David Stanis-
zewski.
Credits: Executive Producer: Barry Poz-
nick, Diane Best, John Stevens. Supervis-
ing Producer: Jennifer Tyson, Cynthia
Bruck. Prodcuer: Michael Wilder, Josette
Perrone. Producer: Tiffany Dickerson, Ser-
gio Coronado, Matteo Borghese, Kyle Ful-
mer, Molly Fitzgerald.
513 The Spirit of Christmas. (Spe-
cial; Variety; My Network TV; December
16, 2008)
A soul music celebration of the Christ-
mas season coupled with stories of inspi-
ration.
Host: Robert Wagner. Performers: Bo
Bice, Natalie Cole, James Ingram, Al Jer-
reau, Christopher Massey, Kyle Massey,
Brian McKnight, Jeffrey Osborne, Tiffany,
The Greater Los Angeles Gospel Choir.
Credits: Executive Producer: James Ro-
manovich. Director: Mark Mardoyan.
Writer: Steve Jarczak.
514 Split Ends. (Series; Reality; Style
Network; Premiered: November 22, 2008)
People associated with the hair salon
business are the subjects. Each episode fea-
tures two such people (from owners, to
managers to employees) but from differ-
ent salons. The subjects exchange places
and go to work for a day at the other’s
salon with the object being for each indi-
vidual to learn from the other and possi-
bly incorporate techniques in their own
business.
Credits: Executive Producer: Stephanie
Drachkovitch, Glenn Meehan, Rasha
Drachkovitch. Supervising Producer: An-
drew Greenberger. Producer: Nicole Dunn,
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Mark Herwick. Associate Producer: Joanna
Malino, Chase Mattew, Lori Denil.
515 The Stagg Party. (Series; Docu-
mentary; Internet; 2008)
A look at the personal and professional
life of Ellen Stagg, a photographer based in
Brooklyn, New York. Episodes relate as-
pects of her work (including shooting
nudes), her dating life, relationships with
her family and how she balances her erotic
work with her mainstream life (like shoot-
ing a travel catalogue).
Star: Ellen Stagg. Models: Justine Jolie,
Joanna Angel, Jelena Kensen, Asa Akira.
Credits: Executive Producer: Colin
Moore, Craig Parks. Producer-Writer-Di-
rector: Joe Swanberg.
516 Stand Up to Cancer. (Special;
Variety; ABC, CBS, NBC; September 5,
2008)
Commercial free, three broadcast net-
work attempt to raise money for cancer re-
search. Sixty celebrities appear and donate
their time for the benefit.
Host: Katie Couric, Charles Gibson,
Brian Williams. Performers Include :
Miley Cyrus, Jessica Alba, Jennifer Anis-
ton, Meryl Streep, Dakota Fanning, Jack
Black, Keanu Reeves, Kirsten Dunst,
Christina Ricci, Christina Applegate,
Halle Berry, Neil Patrick Harris, Jennifer
Garner, Dana Delany, Sally Field, Angie
Harmon, Marg Helgenberger, Rob Lowe,
Fran Drescher, Mariah Carey, Lauren Ba-
call, Olivia Newton-John, Jimmy Smits,
Carrie Underwood, Sarah Silverman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Laura
Ziskin. Producer: Michael B. Seligman.
Music: Ricky Minor. Director: Louis J.
Horvitz. Writer: Laura Ziskin, Jon Macks,
Dave Boone.
517 Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
(Series; Cartoon; Cartoon Network; Pre-
miered: October 3, 2008)
Three dimensional computer animation
is encompassed to chronicle the further
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adventures of Star Wars characters that
covers the period between the fifth and
sixth films (Attack of the Clones and Re-
venge of the Sith). The series itself focuses
on the heroic Jedi Knights of the Repub-
lic as they battle the evil Separatists.
Anakin Skywalker leads the Clone Army of
the Republic. Ahoska Tano is a teenage
Padawtan who assists Anakin and, though
she often deviates from a plan set by
Anakin, she is eager to impress him. Obi-
Wan Kenobi is a Jedi Master and a gen-
eral in the Clone Army. Yoda, a 900-year-
old species from an unknown race, sides
with the Galactic Republic. General
Grievous (from the planet Kalee) is a war
lord who allied himself with the Separatists
after he failed to become a Jedi Knight
(lacked force sensation).
Voice Cast: Matt Lanter (Anakin Sky-
walker), Ashley Eckstein (Ahsoka Tano),
James Arnold Taylor (Obi-Wan Kenobi),
Tom Kane (Yoda), Dee Bradley Baker
(Captain Rex/Clones), Ian Abercrombie
(Chancellor Palpatine), Matthew Wood
(General Grievous), Nika Futterman
(Asajj Ventress), Corey Burton (Count
Dooku).
Credits: Executive Producer: George
Lucas, Catherine Winder. Producer: Sarah
Wall, Mary Maffei.
Reviews: “Clone Wars ... wants to blow
anyone away. Somehow the characters and
the action just don’t capture our hearts and
enthusiasm like the original Star Wars tril-
ogy did. Never-the-less, Clone Wars has
plenty of action ... to keep fans coming
back” (Inside the Box.com).
“Impressively rich animation to mount
big, splendidly realized battle sequences ...
the half-hour episodes are so jam-packed
with action, the clunky dialogue flies by
... and the irritating characters have less
time to annoy” (Variety).
518 The Starter Wife. (Series; Drama;
USA; October 10, 2008 to December 12,
2008)
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A continuation of the 2007 miniseries of
the same title (which told the story of
Molly Kagan, a woman who faces a dif-
ferent life style after she and her husband,
Kenny, an ambitious Hollywood movie
executive, divorce). Now, facing a life as a
single woman, Molly has adjusted to the
fact that she is no longer a part of the high
profile life she once lived. Molly has begun
a search for self in a self-absorbed society
(she hopes to become a writer) and stories
relate how she does so — without the pres-
tige, less money and fewer designer clothes
(she later turns her tell-all journal into a
screenplay called Wife Moves On). Jaden is
Molly’s daughter; Zach, a has-been novel-
ist, is Molly’s romantic interest; Joan, a re-
covering alcoholic, and Rodney, a gay in-
terior designer, and Liz, are Molly’s best
friends; Lou is Molly’s ex-lover.
Cast: Debra Messing (Molly Kagan),
Brielle Barbusca ( Jaden Kagan), Judy
Davis ( Joan McAllister), Chris Diaman-
topoulas (Rodney), David Alan Bashe
(Kenny Kagan), Danielle Nicolet (Liz
Marsh), Joe Mantegna (Lou).
Credits: Executive Producer: Debra
Messing, Gigi Levangie Grazer, Josann
McGibbon, Sara Parriott, Stephen Davis,
Howard Klein, Molly Madden. Producer:
Todd Himmel. Co-Producer: Howard
Morris, Connie Burge, Dan Lerner.
Reviews: “If you ever wondered why
Hollywood is identified with dirty deal-
ings, hypocrisy, moral bankruptcy, over in-
dulged children and a ceaseless preoccu-
pation with status, check out The Starter
Wife” (The Hollywood Reporter).
“While the characters here haven’t yet
had the chance to become as interesting as
Carrie Bradshaw and company, this great
adaptation of Gigi Levangie Grazer’s story
should help fill the gap left by Sex and the
City” (Variety).
519 Step It Up and Dance. (Series;
Reality; Bravo; April 3, 2008 May 29,
2008)
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Twelve dancers compete for the title of
“The Ultimate Dancer” and $100,000 in
cash. Each of the contestants competes in
a weekly challenge designed to test their
ability to perform specific dance styles.
Three judges rate the performances and
the weakest dancers are eliminated. The
last dancer standing wins.
Hostess: Elizabeth Berkley. Judges:
Nancy O’Meara, Vincent Paterson, Jerry
Mitchell. Dancers: Nicole Berrong, James
Alsop, Michelle Aguilar Camaya, Tovah
Collins, Nick Drago, Miguel Angel
Zarate, Michael Silas, Cody Green, Janelle
Ginestra, Jessica Feltman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jane Lip-
sitz, Gunnar Wetterberg, Dan Cutforth.
Producer: Bill Gaudsmith. Associate Pro-
ducer: Damien Breen. Field Producer: Jor-
dan J. Mallari.
Reviews: “The main problem with
Bravo’s Step It Up and Dance is its really
stupid; not just a little stupid but world
class idiotic” (Variety).
520 Stephen King’s the N: An
Original Series. (Series; Cartoon; Inter-
net; August 4, 2008 to August 29, 2008)
Comic book-like adaptation (pan and
scan of drawn panels) of Stephen King’s
short story N about a psychiatrist who be-
comes obsessed with a mission that he
must save the world. Resembles the 1949
series The Telecomics (which used the same
format) but with much more sophisticated
art work (by Alex Maleer).
Voices: Ben Shenkman.
521 Storm Cell. (TV Movie; Adven-
ture; Hallmark; April 22, 2008)
A storm chaser (April Saunders) at-
tempts to help the people of an unsuspect-
ing town who are in the path of a deadly
tornado.
Cast: Mimi Rogers (April Saunders),
Robert Moloney (Sean Saunders), Elyse
Levesque (Dana Saunders), Ryan Kennedy
(Ryan Laswell), Andrew Airlie (Travis),
Michael Ironside ( James), Kristy Dins-
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more (Young April), Tracy Trueman
(Molly Saunders).
Credits: Executive Producer: Lindsay
MacAdam, Kirk Shaw, Lisa Hansen. Pro-
ducer: Oliver DeCaigny. Music: Corey A.
Jackson. Writer: Michael Konyves. Direc-
tor: Steven R. Monroe.
522 Storm Chasers. (Series; Reality;
Discovery Channel; October 17, 2008 to
December 8, 2008)
A team of storm chasers, led by Josh
Wurman, attempts to track storms (espe-
cially tornados) then get as close as possi-
ble to photograph what they are seeing.
Storm Chasers: Josh Wurman, Mara
McFalls, Herb Stein, Justin Walker.
Credits: Executive Producer: Charles
Corwin. Producer: Lisa Block, Chris Voos.
Assistant Producer: Andrew Fitzgerald.
Music: Didier Ranchone.
523 Street Patrol. (Series; Reality;
My Network TV; January 8, 2008 to Oc-
tober 21, 2008)
Story: A rather graphic series (parental
warning issued before the program begins)
that follows the actual police officers in
various U.S. cities and towns as they patrol
the streets.
Narrator: William T. Cole.
Credits: Executive Producer: John Lan-
gley. Supervising Producer: Douglas Wa-
terman. Producer: Morgan Langley. Music:
John Lee
524 Student Body. (Series; Reality;
Nickelodeon; July 13, 2008 to August 31,
2008)
A youngster’s version of The Biggest
Loser wherein overweight teenagers com-
pete against each other in various chal-
lenges that will hopefully help them lose
weight. The teen who loses the most weight
wins a $25,000 grant for his school.
Host: Laila Ali.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Koops,
H.T. Owens, Dave Broome, Benjamin Sil-
verman. Co-Executive Producer: Kate Hall.
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Supervising Producer: Jarrod Harlow, Kirk
Darham. Producer: Kate Kopser, Ken
Snow.
525 Studio DC: Almost Live. (Se-
ries; Children; Disney; Premiered: Octo-
ber 6, 2008)
Muppet characters Kermit the Frog and
Miss Piggy appear to present performances
by Disney Channel kid stars (for example,
Miley Cyrus, The Jonas Brothers, Ashley
Tisdale, Cole and Dylan Sprouse). Also
featured are the backstage antics of vari-
ous Muppet characters.
Voice Cast : Steve Whitmire (Kermit
the Frog), Eric Jacobson (Miss Piggy/
Fozzie Bear), Dave Goelz (Gonzo), David
Rudman (Various Voices), Paul McGinnis
(Various Voices).
Credits: Executive Producer: Martin G.
Baker. Producer: Ritamarie Pergggi. Music:
Bud’da.
526 Style by Jury. (Series; Reality;
Syn.; Premiered: September 8, 2008)
An unsuspecting individual is brought
to a studio under the assumption they are
going to appear on a makeover show. As
the subject sits with the host, a jury of nine
ordinary people view her (most often a fe-
male) through a one way mirror. The sub-
ject is then told she has been evaluated by
the jury (whose observations are then seen
by the subject). The subject is then given
a real makeover — the results of which are
seen a week later.
Host: Bruce Turner. Stylist: Francesca
Fontana, David Clemmer.
Credits: Executive Producer: Romann
D’Andrea, Carolyn Meland, Jeff Preyra.
Producer: Kim Kuhteubhl, Susan Posner.
Music: Rohan Staton.
527 Stylista. (Series; Reality; CW;
October 23, 2008 to December 17, 2008)
Eleven fashion hopefuls compete for the
opportunity for a dream job with Elle
magazine, the industry’s leading fashion
magazine. The contenders compete in
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groups or as singles in various assistant
challenges (fashion and editorial) with the
poorest performers, based on the opinions
of Elle editors, disqualified from the com-
petition. The one player who is best able
to “live and breathe fashion” receives her
dream job (junior editor) and a Manhat-
tan apartment for one year.
Host: Anne Slowey (Elle fashion edi-
tor).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tyra Banks,
Ken Mok, Eli Holzman, Desiree Gruber,
Jane Cha. Co-Executive Producer: Omid
Kahangi, J. Paul Buscemi. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Louis Boyd. Producer: Matt Cabral,
Bradford Sisk.
Reviews: “Benefits from its choice of
drama-queen contenders, from the spoiled
rich girl ... to the emotional diva with
heaving cleavage. Consider this the saving
grace” (Variety).
“The show is a lot of fun. Like playing
dress-up when you were a kid—and about
as realistic” (New York Post).
528 Suburban Secrets. (Series; Re-
ality; Tru TV; Premiered: 2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at the crime
and corruption that plagues small and
medium-sized American towns (how it’s
caused and how it is stopped).
Credits: Executive Producer: Rebecca
Difenbach, Valerie Haselton. Supervising
Producer: Jack Laufer. Producer: Carolyn
Day, David Erickson. Associate Producer:
James Mazzella. Music: Craig Sharmat.
529 Sugar Rush. (Series; Drama;
Logo; 2008)
Kim Daniels is a beautiful British high
school student struggling to come to terms
with the fact that she is a lesbian. Maria
Sweet, called Sugar, is a gorgeous straight
girl on whom Kim has a secret crush.
While Kim cannot reveal her feelings for
Sugar, viewers do see her fantasies about
making love to her. Sugar is into boys,
drinking and sex and Kim’s complete op-
posite. Stories follow Kim as she attempts
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to overcome the troublesome situations
she encounters with Sugar. Stella is Kim’s
flirtatious mother; Nathan is her father
(unaware of Stella’s unfaithfulness); Matt
is Kim’s younger, cross-dressing brother;
Saint is Kim’s lesbian friend (a bartender at
the Clit Club); Dale is the handyman with
whom Stella is having an affair.
Cast: Olivia Hallinan (Kim Daniels),
Lenora Crichlow (Maria “Sugar” Sweet),
Sara Stewart (Stella Daniels), Richard
Lumsden (Nathan Daniels), Kurtis
O’Brien (Matt Daniels), Sarah-Jane Potts
(Saint), Neil Jackson (Dale), Anna Wil-
son-James (Anna).
Credits: Executive Producer: Julian
Murphy. Producer: Johnny Capps, Lowri
Glain.
530 The Suite Life on Deck. (Se-
ries; Comedy; Disney; Premiered: Sep-
tember 26, 2008)
A spin off from The Suite Life of Zack
and Cody that takes the mischievous
teenage twins, Zack and Cody, from the
luxurious Tipton Hotel to the posh cruise
ship S.S. Tipton for a semester at sea (at
Seven Seas High School). Stories depict
their adventures as they travel to exotic
ports, cause numerous problems with their
antics, and attempt to get an education.
London, Mr. Tipton’s daughter, has also
been assigned to the cruise in the hope that
it will provide her with a better education;
Mr. Moseby, the hotel’s manager, has been
given the responsibility of caring for the
trio; Bailey is London’s roommate; Woody
is Cody’s roommate (Zack has his own
room). Miss Tutweiler is the featured
teacher.
Cast : Cole Sprouse (Cody Martin),
Dylan Sprouse (Zack Martin), Brenda
Song (London Tipton), Phill Lewis (Mr.
Moseby), Erin Cordillo (Emma Tut-
weiller), Debby Ryan (Bailey Pickett),
Matthew Timmons (Woody).
Credits: Executive Producer: Pamela
Eels, Danny Kallis, Jim Geoghan, Irene
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Dreayer. Producer: Walter Barnett, Kelly
Sandefur. Music: John Adair, Steve Hamp-
ton, Gary S. Scott.
531 Summer Heights High. (Series;
Comedy; HBO; November 9, 2008 to
December 28, 2008)
A “mockumentary” that follows three
main characters, mixes actors with real
students and teachers, to look at a year in
the life of a public high school in Australia.
Australian comedian Chris Lilley por-
trays Mr. G., Jonah and Ja’mie. Mr. G. is
a drama teacher at Summer Heights High
School who is more interested in writing a
musical based on a school tragedy rather
than instructing his students (his biggest
fear is that the special education students
may ruin his play). Jonah is a Pacific Is-
land brat with a nasty attitude; Ja’mie is
unsettling — a spoiled 16-year-old girl
(played in drag by 33-year-old Lilley) who
is recent transfer from a private school and
feels superior to everyone. Produced in
Australia.
Star: Chris Lilley.
Credits: Producer: Bruce Kane. Co-Pro-
ducer: Laura Waters, Chris Lilley. Music:
Bryony Marks.
Reviews: “Cultural distinctions not
withstanding, Summer Heights High sel-
dom rises above silliness and mostly proves
plain irritating” (Variety).
“You won’t get too high on this Aussie
import” (New York Daily News).
532 The Summit. (TV Movie; Drama;
Ion; June 15, 2008)
A grieving mother (Ellie Bruckner)
seeks justice for her son, the victim of
drugs manufactured by a corrupt pharma-
ceutical company.
Cast: Wendy Crewson (Ellie Bruckner),
Rachelle Adderly (Leonie Adderly), Mark
Thomas (Lawrence Slingsby), Christopher
Plummer (P.J. Aimes), Bruce Greenwood
(Richard Adderly), James Purefov (Thom
Lightstone), Lisa Ray (Rebecca Downy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Justin
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Bodle, Scott Garvie, Christina Jennings.
Producer: Robin Neinstein, Adam Haight,
Robert Cohen. Writer: John Krizanc. Di-
rector: Nick Copus.
533 Swamp Devil. (TV Movie; Hor-
ror; Sci Fi; October 12, 2008)
A young woman (Melanie) attempts to
clear her father of a series of grisly mur-
ders by proving they were committed by a
creature that lives in the swamps of their
small American town in the deep south.
Cast: Cindy Sampson (Melanie Blaime),
Bruce Dern (Howard Blaime), Mari-Pier
Gaudet (Lisa), Allison Graham (Deputy
Jolene Harris), Nicholas Wright ( Jimmy
Fuller), James Kidnie (Sheriff Nelson
Bois).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Halmi, Sr., Robert Halmi, Jr., Michael
Prupas. Producer: Irene Litinsky. Music:
James Gelfand. Writer: Gary Dauberman,
Ethile Ann Vare. Director: David Win-
ning.
534 Sweet Nothing in My Ear. (TV
Movie; Drama; CBS; April 20, 2008)
Laura and Dan Miller are a happily
married couple with a young son (Adam).
Laura is deaf; Dan has normal hearing.
The controversial story relates what hap-
pens when Adam suddenly loses his hear-
ing and Laura opposes Dan’s efforts to
hopefully restore his hearing through a
cochlear implant.
Cast: Marlee Matlin (Laura Miller), Jeff
Daniels (Dan Miller), Noah Valencia
(Adam Miller), Sonya Walger ( Joanna
Tate), Phyllis Frelich (Sally), Ed Water-
street (Max), Rosemary Forsyth (Louise
Miller), Bradford English (Henry Miller),
Deanne Bray (Dr. Walters), Coleen Flynn
(Priscilla Scott), Steve Cell ( Jerry Scott).
Credits: Executive Producer: Marian
Rees, Brent Shields. Producer: Joseph Sar-
gent. Writer: Stephen Sachs. Director:
Joseph Sargent. Music: Charles Bernstein.
535 Swingtown. (Series; Drama; CBS;
June 5, 2008 to September 5, 2008)
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A look at the seedier side of the mid
1970s (from drugs to open marriages) as
seen through Susan and Bruce Miller, a
monogamous married couple with two
children (Laurie and B.J.) who are intro-
duced to a new world of sex and drugs
when they move into a lakeside town in
Chicago and befriend their new neighbors,
Trina and Tom Decker, swingers who be-
lieve in everything from threesomes to
high priced coke.
Cast: Molly Parker (Susan Miller), Jack
Davenport (Bruce Miller), Lana Parrilla
(Trina Decker), Grant Show (Tom
Decker), Shanna Collins (Laurie Miller),
Aaron Christian Howles (B.J. Miller),
Miriam Shor ( Janet Thompson), Josh
Hopkins (Roger Thompson), Brittany
Robertson (Samantha Saxton), Kate
Norby (Gail Saxton), Michael Rady (Doug
Stephens).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mike Keley,
Alan Powl, Robert DelValle. Co-Producer:
Rick Tunell. Associate Producer: Blake Mc-
Cormick, Jori Adler. Music: Liz Phair,
Marc “Doc” Dauer, Evan Frankfort.
Reviews: “Swingtown manages to be
about sex without showing much of it ...
[it] has the making of a series that will earn
a small but loyal following only to leave
them disappointed” (Variety).
“Swingtown has a chance to shine dur-
ing a time when few provocative programs
are introduced” (FilmStew.com).
536 Sybil. (TV Movie; Drama; CBS;
June 7, 2008)
Adaptation of the book by Flora Rheta
Shreiber about a psychiatrist (Cornelia
Wilbur) and her efforts to help Sybil
Dorset, a young woman suffering from
multiple personality disorders as a result
of childhood abuse.
Cast : Jessica Lange (Dr. Cornelia
Wilbur), Tammy Blanchard (Sybil Dor-
set), Jo Beth Williams (Hattie Dorset),
Ron White (Dr. Atcheson), Liam McNa-
mara (Tommy), Fab Filippo (Ramon).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Wol-
per, Norman Stephens. Producer: Michael
Mahoney. Writer: John Pielmeier. Director:
Joseph Sargent.
Review: “A strong performance by Jes-
sica Lange goes largely to waste in this re-
make of the 1976 Joanne Woodward–Sally
Field movie Sybil. The main problem ...
is why someone felt a good movie needed
to be remade in the first place” (New York
Daily News).
537 Tabatha’s Salon Takeover. (Se-
ries; Reality; Bravo; August 21, 2008 to
October 9, 2008)
Australian-born hair stylist Tabatha
Coffey attempts to help faltering salons in
Los Angeles and New York regain their
footing in the business world.
Host: Tabatha Coffey.
Credits: Executive Producer: Howard
Owens, Mark Koops, Jonas Larsen. Co-
Executive Producer: Heather Schuster. Pro-
ducer: Jennifer Stander, Michael Webster,
Jennifer White.
538 Take Home Chef. (Series; Real-
ity; TLC; Premiered: June 16, 2008)
Unsuspecting super market shoppers
are approached by chef Curtis Stone and
asked “What’s for dinner?” When he dis-
covers what it is he accompanies the shop-
per home to see how the family eats and
offers cooking advice.
Host: Curtis Stone.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mike
Mathis. Supervising Producer: Brian Put-
erman. Producer: Alicia Gargaro. Music:
Henri Yonet.
539 Take Home Nanny. (Series; Re-
ality; TLC; July 21, 2008)
Parents with unruly children receive
help from Emma Jenner, a professional
nanny who comes to their homes to disci-
pline the children and create harmony in
the family once again.
Star: Emma Jenner.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gerry
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McKean. Supervising Producer: Rich Han-
sil. Producer: Jamie Alberti, Keira Brings.
Director: Rich Hansil.
540 A Teacher’s Crime. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; May 3, 2008)
Tale of a high school teacher (Carrie)
who finds herself being blackmailed by an
ex-convict (Bill) when she tries to help his
troubled son ( Jeremy).
Cast : Ashley Jones (Carrie Ryans),
Claudia Besso (Patti Meyers), Larry Day
(Detective Chay), Ellen Dubin (Anne
Libby), James Gallanders (Dean Ryans),
Art Hindle (David McMillian), Erik
Knudsen ( Jeremy Rander), Chris Mulkey
(Bill Rander).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tom Berry,
Pierre David. Producer: Neil Bregman.
Writer: Christine Conradt, Corbin Mez-
ner. Director: Robert Malenfant.
541 Teen Choice Awards. (Special;
Awards; Fox; August 4, 2008)
The results of an online voting poll
wherein the winners (in such categories as
film, music, TV and sports) receive the
Surf Board Award.
Host: Miley Cyrus. Appearing: Ma-
riah Carey, Kristen Bell, Drake Bell, Chris
Brown, Miranda Cosgrove, The Cheetah
Girls, Josh Duhamel, Summer Glau, Brian
Austin Green, Selma Gomez, Katherine
McPhee, Jerry O’Connell, Hayden Panet-
tiere.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob Bain,
Mike Burg. Supervising Producer: Gregory
Sills. Producer: Paul Flaherty, Kelly Brock.
Director: Bruce Gowers.
542 The Tenth Circle. (TV Movie;
Drama; Lifetime; June 28, 2008)
Tense drama about the police investi-
gation into the death that occurs after 14-
year-old Trixie Stone accuses her boyfriend
of raping her and he commits suicide.
Cast: Kelly Preston (Laura Stone), Brit-
tany Robertson (Trixie Stone), Ron Eldard
(Daniel Stone), Jamie Johnston ( Jason
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Underhill), Michael Riley (Mike), Haley
Beauchamp (Zepher Santorelli).
Credits: Executive Producer: Stephen
Furst, Scott Goldman, Michael Jaffe. Pro-
ducer: Michael Mahoney. Writer: Maria
Nelson, Jodi Picoult. Director: Peter Markle.
Music: Velton Ray Bunch.
543 Terminator: The Sarah Con-
nor Chronicles. (Series; Adventure; Fox;
Premiered: January 13, 2008)
Television adaptation of The Termina-
tor theatrical films. On April 19, 2011, the
Skynet Missile Defense Program will be
launched and murderous machines will
declare war on mankind. Sarah Connor
knows this and her son, John, is the fu-
turistic savior of mankind. Skynet’s cre-
ators are aware of John and are determined
to dispose of him before he can fulfill his
mission.
Cameron Phillips is a futuristic re-pro-
grammed (for good) Terminator robot
that has been sent back in time to protect
John. Cromartic, a deadly terminator
robot, also has a mission: kill John. Sarah’s
race against time to destroy Skynet and
stop the war before it begins is the focal
point of the series (in 1984 Sarah was saved
from a futuristic Terminator robot by the
time traveling resistance fighter Kyle
Reese. Kyle fathered John but was killed
before he could stop Skynet; the mission
then became Sarah’s destiny).
Cast : Lena Headey (Sarah Connor),
Thomas Dekker ( John Connor), Summer
Glau (Cameron Phillips), Richard T. Jones
( James Ellison), Brian Austin Green
(Derek Reese), David Kilde (Cromartie).
Credits: Executive Producer: John Fried-
man, John Writh, Mario Kassar, Andrew
Vajna, Joel Michaels, David Nutter. Pro-
ducer: Charles Goldstein. Music: Bear Mc-
Creary.
Reviews: “Credibly expanding the Ter-
minator franchise into TV, this series faces
a considerable challenge — beginning with
the usual contortions of time travel logic—
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to maintain its initial pace without devel-
oping into silliness” (Variety).
“The series, like the movie, is an action-
packed explosion-filled Sci Fi variation of
The Fugitive, though circumstances are
sketchier. While it helps to have seen the
movie, you can catch up with the premise
in a few minutes” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
544 Testees. (Series; Comedy; FX ;
Premiered: October 9, 2008)
Peter and Ron are thirty-year-old best
friends who make a living in a most un-
usual way: they are human guinea pigs for
Testico, a product and drug testing com-
pany. Stories follow the mishaps that occur
in their lives as they struggle to deal with
the various side effects that occur from
testing experimental products and med-
ications. Larry, Kate and Nugget are other
brain-dead guinea pigs.
Cast: Steve Markle (Peter), Jeff Kassel
(Ron), Kim Schraner (Kate), Kenny Hotz
(Larry), Joe Pingue (Nugget).
Credits: Executive Producer: Derek
Harvie, Kenny Hotz. Supervising Producer:
Suzanne Berger. Producer: John Morayniss,
Michael Rosenberg.
Reviews: “Testees lives several rungs
down the evolutionary ladder from FX’s
once promising and now increasingly dis-
appointing It’s Always Sunny in Philadel-
phia... It’s about as narrow as comedy gets”
(Variety).
“...a combo platter for the college crowd
which is probably a good programming
decision — but here’s hoping the ambition
of Testees makes its premise in future
episodes” (The San Francisco Chronicle).
545 That’s Amore. (Series; Reality;
MTV; March 2, 2008 to April 6, 2008)
A spin off from A Shot at Love with
Tequila wherein former Tequila suitor
Domenico Nesci conducts his own search
for true love, seeking the right girl from
15 single women who compete in various
challenges to win his heart.
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Host: Domenico Nesci.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sally Ann
Salsano. Senior Producer: Bradley Kell.
Producer: Krista Van Nieuwburg, Jennifer
Ryan.
546 That’s Amore: Italian Ameri-
can Favorites. (Special; Variety; PBS;
September 6, 2008)
A clip rich show that encompasses
singers from the 1950s and 60s performing
Italian accented songs. Performers include
Connie Francis, Rosemary Clooney, Julius
LaRosa, Johnny Desmond, Nat King Cole,
Lou Monte, Frankie Laine.
Host: Danny Aiello.
Credits: Executive Producer: T.J. Tur-
belsy. Supervising Producer: Paul Bernstein.
Announcer: Michael Frazer. Director: Jim
Pearson.
547 This American Life. (Series; Re-
ality; Showtime; Premiered: March 22,
2008)
The real life stories of ordinary Ameri-
can people are profiled from where they
live and work (camera crews go to where
the stories are to present an honest and
homespun approach to the people they
profile). Based on the long-running pub-
lic radio series of the same title.
Host: Ira Glass.
Credits: Executive Producer: Alex Blum-
berg, Ken Druckerman, Julie Snyder,
Banks Tarver, Christine Vachon. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Christopher Wilcha. Pro-
ducer: Nancy Updike, Jane Feltes. Line
Producer: Kevin Vargas.
Reviews: “The radio program success-
fully tunes into television by making the
ordinary lives of others seen extraordinary”
(The Hollywood Reporter).
548 The Tony Awards. (Special; Va-
riety; CBS; June 15, 2008)
The 62nd annual presentation that
honors the best of the Broadway stage.
Host: Whoopi Goldberg.
Credits: Producer: Rick Kirschner,
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Glenn Weiss, Jim Mullen. Director: Glenn
Weiss.
549 The Tony Rock Project. (Se-
ries; Comedy; My Network TV; Pre-
miered: October 8, 2008)
Candid Camera type of program
wherein comedian Tony Rock plays prac-
tical jokes on unsuspecting people on the
street. A “Spy Cam” segment features
pranks played on celebrities.
Host: Tony Rock. Co-Host: Whitney
Cummings.
Credits: Executive Producer: Claude
Brooks, John Langley, Morgan Langley,
Tony Rock. Co-Executive Producer: Galila
Asres. Producer: Patrick DeLuca.
550 Top This Party. (Series; Reality;
Lifetime; Premiered: January 4, 2008)
An inside look at how people of Orange
County, California, spend money on
themselves and their parties (not just ordi-
nary parties but expensive, extraordinary
parties — like a Halloween party for 500
people; a singles safari). Each party is over-
seen by event planner Brian Dobbin and
his partner, Chef Robin, handles the food
(although the viewer never gets to see the
final culinary result; just its planning).
Stars: Brian Dobbin, Chef Robin.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mechelle
Collins, Kevin Dill. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Blake Levin, Jennifer Colbert. Asso-
ciate Producer: Erin Coan, Ashley Holm.
Reviews: “Top This Party is replete with
narcissistic and disgustingly decadent folks
who fuss about how best to spend money
on themselves and their parties” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
551 Torchwood. (Series; Science Fic-
tion; BBC America; 2008)
A spin off from Dr. Who about Captain
Jack Harkness, a Time Agent and con man
from the 51st century, who travels back in
time (the 21st century) to join the Torch-
wood Institute, a renegade investigative
organization, founded by Queen Victoria,
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to battle elements of the supernatural (and
hostile extraterrestrials). Gwen, Owen,
Toshiko and Ianto are members of Jack’s
team.
Cast: John Barrowman ( Jack Harkness),
Eve Myles (Gwen Cooper), Naoko Mori
(Toshiko Sato), Gareth David-Lloyd (Ianto
Jones), Burn Gorman (Owen Harper).
Credits: Executive Producer Russell T.
Davies, Julie Gardner. Producer: Richard
Stokes. Music: Ben Foster, Murray Gold.
552 The Tournament of Roses Pa-
rade. (Special; Variety; NBC; January 1,
2008)
The 119th presentation of elaborate
floats that was first staged in 1890 by mem-
bers of Pasadena’s Valley Hunt Club. It was
at this time that people turned out to
watch a parade of flower-covered carriages
and compete in polo matches, foot races
and tugs of war. Over the years the parade
expanded to include marching bands and
motorized floats. In 1895 the Tournament
of Roses Association was formed to handle
the festivities when it became too large for
the Valley Hunt Club to manage. The tra-
dition, as it is known today (honoring foot-
ball) began in 1902 when the association
added the sport to enhance the day’s fes-
tivities. In 1922 a stadium was built in Pasa-
dena, California, that was dubbed the
Rose Bowl by the press. On January 1, 1923,
the Tournament held its first football game
in the stadium. The event was first heard
on radio in 1927on NBC and the Rose
Bowl was first telecast locally in Los Ange-
les (station KTLA) in 1948; NBC telecast
it nationally for the first time in 1952.
Host: Bob Eubanks, Michaela Pereira.
Grand Marshal: Emeril Lagasse. 2008
Rose Queen: Dusty Gibbs. 2008 Royal
Court Rose Princesses: Zena Brown,
Katie Merrill, Kelsey MacDougall, Court-
ney Rubin, Chloe Ghoogassian.
553 Tracey Ullman’s State of the
Union. (Series; Comedy; Showtime;
March 30, 2008 to April 27, 2008)
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A day in the life of America as inter-
preted by comedian Tracey Ullman (por-
traying virtually all characters both real
and fictional). Each episode is divided into
segments with Tracey satirizing a specific
person (for example, newscaster, TV show
character, political figures).
Star: Tracey Ullman. Featured: Scott
Bakula. Narrator: Peter Strauss.
Credits: Executive Producer: Tracey Ull-
man, Allan McKeown. Producer: Bruce
Wagner, Gail Parent, Shawn Wilt. Direc-
tor: Troy Miller. Writer: Tracey Ullman,
Gail Parent, Craig DiGregorio.
Reviews: “Comedy-variety isn’t an easy
genre to duplicate but with sitcoms in de-
cline, Ullman’s return provides a welcome
jolt to the funny bone” (Variety).
554 Trivial Pursuit: America Plays.
(Series; Game; Syn.; Premiered: Septem-
ber 22, 2008)
Three players compete. A randomizer
pinpoints one of several subjects that are
displayed. A question is asked by the per-
son who submitted it (seen in a video clip).
The first player to buzz in receives a chance
to answer. If correct, he scores money
(placed in the studio bank) and one of six
wedges of a token is filled in. If the incor-
rect answer is given, the money is placed in
America’s bank (representing the people
who submitted questions). The game con-
tinues in this manner until one player
fills in his token with six correct answers.
He now plays the bonus round. Several
categories are revealed, worth from $500
to $5,000. Questions are asked with cor-
rect answers placing money in the studio
bank; wrong answers place money in
America’s bank. If the player scores higher
than America’s bank he wins; if not,
the players who submitted the questions
split the money accumulated in America’s
bank.
Host: Christopher Knight.
Credits: Executive Producer: Burt
Wheeler. Producer: Sharon Sussman.
True / 556
555 Tru TV Saturday Night. (Se-
ries; Reality; Tru TV; Premiered: January
2008)
A review of the prior week’s Tru TV’s
top crime oriented reality shows with a
recap of cases and updated information on
cases that were unsolved at the time of the
original broadcast.
Hosts: Megan Gunning (former Miss
Maryland U.S.A.), Chuck Nice (come-
dian).
556 True Blood. (Series; Drama;
HBO; September 7, 2008 to November
23, 2008)
Sookie Stackhouse is a barmaid at Mer-
lotte’s Bar in the small town of Bon
Temps, Louisiana. She is very pretty but
somewhat of an outcast due to what she
considers her “curse”— her ability to hear
the intimate feelings of people. She and
her brother, Jason, a construction worker
(and a ladies’ man) were orphaned as chil-
dren and raised by their grandmother.
Bill Compton is a 173-year-old vampire
(he, as well as others of his kind, survive on
the Japanese invention of synthetic blood).
He has just returned to Bon Temps, his
family home to reconnect with his past.
Bill, a loner, and Sookie meet and begin a
relationship. Stories follow their relation-
ship and Sookie’s efforts to unravel the
mystery surrounding Bill’s past. Lafayette
is the bar cook; Sam is the bar owner.
Cast : Anna Paquin (Sookie Stack-
house), Stephen Moyer (Bill Compton),
Ryan Kwanten ( Jason Stackhouse), Nel-
san Ellis (Lafayette Reynolds), Sam Tram-
mell (Sam Merlotte), Brooke Kerr (Tara
Thornton), Zenoli Turner (Young Sookie),
Labon Hester (Young Jason), Jim Patrick
(Hoyt Fortenberry), Michael Raymond
James (Rene Lemier).
Credits: Executive Producer: Alan Ball.
Producer: Carol Dunn Trussell. Co-Pro-
ducer: Bill Johnson. Music: Nathan Barr.
Reviews: “A difficult drama with a
heroine who is more vampire player than
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slayer ... with its constant profanity, gore on-the-spot job as vice president in charge
and banal cruelty, it will have limited ap- of the firm’s youth apparel line. True ac-
peal” (The Hollywood Reporter). cepts and stories follow True as she at-
“So while the show is a trifle hokey, its tempts to learn the ins and outs of the cor-
soapy elements, gothic atmosphere and porate world while at the same time being
cliffhanger endings — coupled with Anna a regular kid and coping with the prob-
Paquin’s knockout performance — do reel lems of school — from cliques to crushes
viewers in” (Variety). to mean classmates. Amanda is True’s
nemesis, an ambitious fashion executive
557 True Confessions of a Holly-
who feels working with True infuriating;
wood Starlet. (TV Movie; Drama; Life-
Lulu is True’s friend and assistant at Mad
time; August 9, 2008)
Style; Ryan is True’s best guy friend; Oscar
After a stint in rehab, party-going ac-
is the office receptionist. Keke Palmer
tress Morgan Carter moves in with her
wrote and sings the theme.
aunt (Trudy), adopts the guise of an ordi-
Cast: Keke Palmer (True Jackson), Ash-
nary teenage high school girl and strug-
ley Argota (Lulu), Matt Shively (Ryan),
gles to live a life outside the spotlight.
Danielle Bisutti (Amanda Cantwell), Ron
Cast: Joanna “Jo Jo” Levesque (Morgan
Butler (Oscar), Greg Proops (Max), Suzy
Carter), Valerie Bertinelli (Aunt Trudy),
Nakamura (Cricket), Robbie Amell
Shenae Grimes (Marissa), Lynda Boyd
( Jimmy).
(Bianca Carter), Ian Nelson (Eli Walsh),
Credits: Executive Producer: Andy Gor-
Leah Cudmore (Debbie), Jonathan Potts
don. Producer: Brenda Hanes-Berg,
(Principal Bowman), Rebecca Amare
Veronica Moti McElvoy, Judy Oseransky.
(Bethany)
Music: Eban Schletter.
Credits: Executive Producer: Barbara
Review: “Just as the Disney Channel
Lieberman, Jon Maas. Producer: Mark
has made hay with girls and tweens, this
Winemaker. Director: Tim Matheson.
broadly pitched, undemanding but
Writer: Elisa Bell, Lola Douglas.
sprightly series should ... reward Nick-
Review: “Confessions, which is aimed at
elodeon with a loyal audience to twin with
15-year-old divas ... cheerfully borrows
its I Carly franchise” (Variety).
Lindsay Lohan’s life and the plots of three
of her movies to stitch together a perfectly 559 The Trumpet Awards. (Special;
watchable, good-natured formula flick Awards; My Network TV; August 27,
that’s better than just about all of Lohan’s 2008)
movies” (New York Post). The sixteenth annual presentation that
honors the accomplishments of men and
558 True Jackson, V.P. (Series; Com-
women who have achieved success in their
edy; Nickelodeon; Premiered: November
chosen professions, such as in entertain-
8, 2008)
ment, sports, medicine and business.
True Jackson is a pretty 15-year-old
Host : Samuel L. Jackson. Guests:
high school girl who makes extra spending
Peabo Bryson, India Arie, Lalah Hath-
money by selling sandwiches outside the
away, Marcus Johnson, Michael Phillips,
offices of Mad Style, a top fashion label.
Angie Stone, Teddy Riley, The O’Jays.
True is totally in tune with the latest in
Credits: Executive Producer: Xernona
fashion and dreams of becoming a fashion
Clayton. Supervising Producer: Philip
designer. One day, while selling her sand-
Hack. Director: Ron De Moraes.
wiches, Max, the somewhat absent-
minded head of Mad Style, notices True’s 560 Turbo Dogs. (Series; Cartoon;
marketable fashion sense and offers her an NBC; Premiered: October 4, 2008)
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Computer animated program about a
group of canine friends who race cars
whenever the opportunity arises. Although
cars are used for speeding and the program
is aimed at children, automotive safety is
stressed as the Turbo Dogs find misadven-
ture and relate learning lessons to their tar-
get audience.
Voice Cast: Lyon Smith (Dash), Stacey
Depass (Mags), Dan Petronijevic (GT),
Joris Jarsky (Strut), Hadley Kay (Stink-
bert), Peter Cugno (Clutch/GPS), Terry
Naburrin (Cam), Ron Pardo (Ump),
Shakura S’Aida (Marlene).
Credits: Producer: Kristine Klohk,
Rodney MacDonald. Supervising Producer:
P. Jonas Diamond. Music: Brian Pickett,
David Kelly, Graeme Cornies, James
Chapple. Theme Vocal: Trust.
561 The TV Land Awards. (Special;
Variety; TV Land; June 15, 2008)
The sixth annual presentation that pays
tribute to television programs of the past.
Current and veteran performers appear to
announce the nominees (The Golden Girls
and its stars Betty White, Rue McClana-
han and Bea Arthur won for show and
performers).
Host: Vanessa L. Williams. Appearing:
Edward Asner, Gary Coleman, Joyce De-
Witt, Sara Gilbert, John Goodman, Teri
Hatcher, Sherman Hemsley, Jack Klug-
man, Bernie Kopell, Vicki Lawrence,
Penny Marshall, Maureen McCormick,
Dick Van Dyke, Dawn Wells, Henry
Winkler, Jonathan Winters, Cindy Wil-
liams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg
Daniels. Supervising Producer: Gregory
Sills. Writer: Jon Macks, David Wild. Di-
rector: Jeff Margolis.
562 TV’s All Time Funniest. (Spe-
cial; Comedy; ABC; May 10, 2008)
A look at television’s favorite sitcom
characters in the following categories:
mothers, fathers, kids, neighbors, bosses
and co-workers.
24 / 564
Hosts: Edward Asner, Mary Tyler
Moore, Marion Ross.
Credits: Executive Producer: Brad Lach-
man. Supervising Producer: Bill Bracken.
Producer: Gary Bormet.
563 12 Miles of Bad Road. (Unaired
Series; Comedy; HBO; Produced in
2008)
A proposed six episode series about the
Shakespeare’s, a filthy rich Texas family
and the problems associated with running
a real estate empire. Amelia is the head of
the family; C.Z. is her sister; Jerry is
Amelia’s son; Juliet is Jerry’s wife; Gaylor
is Jerry’s sister.
HBO cancelled the very expensive se-
ries ($3.6 million per episode) before it
ever aired (as of 12-31-08) most likely due
to the stereotyped characters (insulting to
Texans) and the fact that it did not fit in
with HBO’s Sunday night block of origi-
nal programming.
Cast : Lily Tomlin (Amelia Shake-
speare), Mary Kay Place (C.Z. Shake-
speare), Gary Cole ( Jerry Shakespeare),
Katherine LaNasa ( Juliet Shakespeare),
Eliza Coupe (Gaylor Shakespeare), Leslie
Jordan (Kenny Kingman), David Andrews
(Saxby Hall), Kim Dickens ( Jonelle
Shakespeare), Cameron Richardson (Mc-
kenna Shakespeare-Hall), Cherilyn Wil-
son (Caitlin Shakespeare), Michael Mc-
Shae (Cameron Shakespeare).
Credits: Executive Producer: Linda
Bloodworth-Thomason, Harry Thoma-
son. Producer: Douglas Jackson, Peter Bar-
nett. Associate Producer: Peter Phillips.
564 24: Redemption. (TV Movie;
Adventure; Fox; November 23, 2008)
A writer’s strike in late 2007 caused
production on the series 24 to come to a
halt. Eight episodes were filmed, but the
three month strike made it impossible for
producers to deliver its twenty-four
episode commitment in time for a January
to May schedule. The series was post-
poned and did not air in 2008. To bridge
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the 18 month gap between the end of sea-
son six (May 21, 2007) and the beginning
of the seventh season ( January 11, 2009), a
two-hour real time prequel was produced
to fill that gap and update the life of Jack
Bauer, the anti-terrorist whose case assign-
ments unfold in 24 hours (each episode is
one of those 24 hours).
When last seen, Jack was in Africa,
standing on a hill and contemplating what
he had just done: ruined his personal life
to save the world (basically the premise of
each season of the series). The movie
opens three years later with Jack seeking
solace as a missionary in Africa. This is
short lived when he finds himself in a
bloody coupe in the fictional nation of
Sangala, where a ruthless dictator is using
children as soldiers. Keeping in line with
the series premise, the film represents two
hours of real time (3 P.M. to 5 P.M.) as Jack
defeats the dictator, saves the children and
makes his way back to Washington, D.C.
just as the inauguration of the first female
president (Allison Taylor) is taking place
(replacing President Noah Daniels). The
movie is self-contained and sets up the re-
vised series story line (the CTU [Counter
Terrorism Unit] is gone and Jack and his
team now work for “an off-the-books”
wing of the FBI. The series setting also
changes from Los Angeles to Washington,
D.C.).
Cast: Kiefer Sutherland ( Jack Bauer),
James Cromwell (Philip Bauer), Kim
Ravier (Audrey), Powers Boothe (Noah
Daniels), Cherry Jones (Allison Taylor),
Robert Carlyle (Carl Benton), Gregory
Itzin (President Logan), Jon Voight ( Jonas
Hodges), Ha Kiem-Kazim (Colonel Du-
baku), Peter MacNichol (Tom Lennox),
Colm Feoire (Henry Taylor), Carly Pope
(Samantha Roth), Sprague Grayden (Olivia
Taylor).
Credits: Executive Producer: Brian
Grazer, Howard Gordon, Evan Kaz, Jon
Cassar, Kiefer Sutherland, Manny Coto,
David Fury. Co-Executive Producer: Ste-
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phen Kronish, Brad Tucker, Alex Gansa,
Brannon Braya, Juan Coto. Producer:
Michael Klick, Paul Gadd. Music: Sean
Callery. Director: Jon Cassar. Writer:
Howard Gordon.
Reviews: “If the new season lives up to
the excitement of this trailer, then you bet-
ter fasten your seat belts for a bumpy ride”
(New York Post).
“Cast like a feature, the project delivers
two real time hours, though its no assur-
ance that Baur’s seventh very long day
[seventh season] ... will avoid the pro-
gram’s recent pattern of starting like gang-
busters and limping toward the dawn”
(Variety).
“Bottom line: A two-hour preview that
will make you pant for the start of a new
season of 24 ” (The Hollywood Reporter).
565 The Twister Sisters. (Series; Re-
ality; WE; Premiered: January 2, 2008)
Melanie Metz and Peggy Willenberg are
not sisters in the actual sense. They share
a love of severe weather and live to chase
storms (hence, dubbed “The Twister Sis-
ters”). In 2003 they formed a tornado tour
business and episodes follow Melanie and
Peggy as they (and their guests) search for
the most severe weather they can find.
Stars: Melanie Metz, Peggy Willenberg.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Dan
Jackson. Producer: Mark Landsman, Jim
Pastore. Music: Andy Kubizewski.
566 The Two Coreys. (Series; Reality;
A&E; June 22, 2008 to August 26, 2008)
From July 29 to September 9, 2007 for-
mer teen movie idols Corey Feldman and
Corey Haim reunited for a reality program
that updated their lives. In the 2008 sec-
ond cycle, the Coreys return to allow cam-
eras to follow them as they struggle to get
their lives back together and possibly
rekindle their movie careers with the film
The Lost Boys 2 (both appeared in The Lost
Boys in 1987).
Stars: Corey Feldman, Corey Haim,
Susie Feldman (Corey’s wife).
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Credits: Executive Producer: Corey
Feldman, Corey Haim, Greg Goldman,
Scott Carlson, Jonathan Singer. Supervis-
ing Producer: Mark S. Jacobs, Kirk Shaw.
Music: Jeff Toyne.
Reviews: “This latest look at has been
Hollywood fails to strike a single convinc-
ing note in reuniting onetime teen heart-
throbs Corey Haim and Corey Feldman”
(Variety).
“As with any reality show, the critical
question here is whether we care enough
about the characters or the drama in their
lives. At this point, frankly, the two Lost Boys
may be losing us” (New York Daily News).
567 The Two Mrs. Kissels. (TV
Movie; Drama; Lifetime; November 15,
2008)
Fact-based tale about brothers Andrew
and Robert Kissel, a real estate mogul (An-
drew) and a Wall Street banker, and how
they lived the high life but met untimely
deaths. Nancy is Robert’s wife; Hayley is
Andrew’s wife; Bill is the brother’s father.
Cast : John Stamos (Andrew Kissel),
Anson Mount (Rob Kissel), Robin Tun-
ney (Nancy Kissel), Gretchen Egolf (Hay-
ley Kissel), Chuck Shamata (Bill Kissel),
Michael Del Priore (Vincent Walsh),
Lester Kaufman (Simon Reynolds), Rachel
Wilson (Melinda), Karen Cliche (Pris).
Credits: Executive Producer: Dan Wigu-
tow. Co-Executive Producer: Michael Scott.
Producer: John Stamos, Terry Gould. Di-
rector: Ed Branchi. Writer: Maria Nation.
Reviews: “Racy by Lifetime’s standards,
the pic is exactly the kind of tawdry, sexy,
strange-but true tale that makes for a juicy
TV movie” (Variety).
“Movies based on true crime stories ...
have been produced for TV for years. The
good news is: This one ... represents a new
high standard that will be difficult for other
movies of its kind to beat” (New York Post).
568 2008: Today Looks Back, a
Holiday Special. (Special; Review; NBC;
December 22, 2008)
Ultimate / 571
The news program Today (NBC, 7 to
11 A.M. daily) airs a prime time special in
which its anchors look at the most mem-
orable events and news breaking stories of
2008 (including the five top news stories,
the top five people of the year, and the
most unforgettable pop culture stories).
Anchors: Ann Curry, Matt Lauer, Al
Roker, Meredith Vieira.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jim Bell,
Phil Griffin. Senior Producer: Don Nash,
Amy Chiaro. Director: Joe Michaels.
569 UFO Hunters. (Series; Reality;
History Channel; Premiered: January 30,
2008)
UFO experts take to the road to inves-
tigate reports of UFO sightings to sepa-
rate fact from fantasy.
Host-Investigators: Ted Acworth, Wil-
liam Birnes, Jeff Tominson, Pat Uskert.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rob Katz,
Craig Piligian, Tom Thayer. Co-Executive
Producer: Alan David. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Jay Bluemke.
570 The Ugliest House on the
Block. (Series; Reality; HGTV; January
4, 2008 to February 8, 2008)
A team of design experts tackle homes
that are the eye sore of a neighborhood
and, within four days, transform it into
the loveliest house on the block.
Host: Chris Leary. Design Team: Les-
lie Segnete, Jeff Rolfe, James Lundy,
Michael Baron, Red Barone.
Credits: Producer: Madeline Fuste,
Thom Hinkle, Jennifer Holbach.
571 Ultimate Recipe Showdown.
(Series; Reality; Food Network; Pre-
miered: February 17, 2008)
Nine chefs (per cycle) compete in six
cooking challenges (chicken, cakes, pas-
tas, cookie, burgers and comfort foods)
with the object being to prepare the best
recipes for a $25,000 prize and a version of
the winning recipe appearing at a TGIF
Friday’s restaurant.
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Host: Marc Summers, Guy Fieri.
Credits: Executive Producer: Art Ed-
wards. Supervising Producer: Scott Felley.
572 Under One Roof. (Series; Com-
edy; My Network TV; Premiered: April
16, 2008)
Winston Hill is a wealthy San Francisco
real estate businessman; his brother, Cal-
vester (called Cali Cal) is a two-time loser
struggling to avoid a third strike and life
imprisonment. To help Cal, Winston al-
lows him to live with his family (his wife
Ashley and children Heather and Win-
ston, Jr.). Stories follow Cal as he tries to
live on the straight and narrow. Heather
is gorgeous and totally self-absorbed;
Winston, Jr., is highly intellectual but eas-
ily impressed by Cal’s non-conformist
ways; Ashley relishes in the high life and
fears Cal’s checkered past will ruin her so-
cial standing in the community. Su Ho is
their housekeeper.
Cast: William “Flavor Flav” Drayton
(Calvester Hill), Kelly Perine (Winston
Hill, Sr.), Carrie Genzel (Ashley Hill),
Marie Michel (Heather Hill), Jesse Reid
(Winston Hill, Jr.), Emily Kuroda (Su
Ho).
Credits: Executive Producer: Claude
Brooks, Darryl Quarles. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Galila Asres. Supervising Producer:
Brian K. Roberts. Producer: Kirk Shaw.
Associate Producer: Oliver DeCaigny.
Theme Vocal: “Under One Roof ” by Fla-
vor Flav.
573 Unexplained with George
Noory. (Series; Reality; Sci Fi; Pre-
miered: November 16, 2008)
A daily series, based on the radio pro-
gram of the same title, that explores alien
abductions, paranormal phenomena, time
travel, witchcraft, reincarnation and sim-
ilar subjects.
Host: George Noory.
Credits: Executive Producer: George
Noory, Carol Sherman, Jeff Androsky.
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574 Unhitched. (Series; Comedy;
Fox; March 2, 2008 to March 30, 2008)
Jack “Gator” Gately works at Beacon
Street Financial in Boston. He is about to
divorce his wife, Nikki. Jack’s friends are
Kate, a divorce lawyer who broke off a re-
lationship six months earlier; Tommy, who
has been married and divorced three times;
and Freddy, a doctor whose wife walked
out on him and is clueless to everything
around him. In essence all four friends are
unhitched and stories relate their efforts to
find new mates — but always encounter-
ing a bit of misadventure as they enter the
social scene.
Cast : Craig Bierko ( Jack Gately),
Rashida Jones (Kate), Johnny Sneed
(Tommy), Shaun Majumder (Dr. Freddy
Sahgal), Erinn Bartlett (Nikki).
Credits: Executive Producer: Peter Far-
relly, Bobby Farrelly, Bradley Thomas,
Brad Johnson. Co-Executive Producer:
Mike Bernier, Chris Pappas. Producer:
Kevin Bartlett, Katy McCaffrey, Randy
Cordray. Director: Bobby Farrelly, Peter
Farrelly. Writer: Mike Bernier, Chris Pap-
pas, Kevin Barnett. Music: John Nord-
strom.
Reviews: “Think Seinfeld with a shot
of tequila or a raunchy version of Friends
... now you’re getting the idea of Fox’s Un-
hitched, a standout comedy with a lousy
title” (The Hollywood Reporter).
575 Valentine. (Series; Comedy; CW;
October 5, 2008 to November 23, 2008)
Although thought to only exist in an-
cient Greek mythology, the gods of love
are alive and living on Mount Olympus
(located in California’s Laurel Canyon).
Grace Valentine (a.k.a. Aphrodite) is the
head of the family, a woman who still be-
lieves in the power of love and strives to
implement her beliefs on others. Grace
and her family are also facing a difficult
task. True love is disappearing and being
replaced by one night stands and imper-
sonal computer dating. If Grace cannot
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bring soul mates together, she and her
family will lose their powers and become
mortal.
Grace is assisted by her sons, Danny
(a.k.a. Eros and Cupid, the God of Erotic
Love), and Leo (a.k.a. Hercules), and her
daughter Phoebe, who has the power of a
fortune teller (by placing her hand over
the Oracle of Delphi [represented by a hot
tub], she can see the past, present and fu-
tures of the people they are matching). She
is a Titan, a being that is reborn after each
death but has no recollection of her prior
lives. Grace feels this is not enough. She
recruits Kate Providence, a mortal ro-
mance novelist she feels understands the
human heart and can greatly assist them
with her perspective of the human condi-
tion.
Valentine, Inc. is the company name by
which Grace operates; the gods select the
people to be matched; the Valentines
(Aphrodite’s family) then set out to do
what it takes to make true love happen.
Cast: Jaime Murray (Grace Valentine),
Christine Lakin (Kate Providence),
Kristopher Polaha (Danny Valentine), Au-
tumn Reeser (Phoebe Valentine), Robert
Baker (Leo Francisco).
Credits: Executive Producer: Courtney
B. Conte, Kevin Murphy. Co-Executive
Producer: Kevin Lenhart, John J. Sakmar.
Supervising Producer: Kevin Dowling.
Music: Nathan Wang.
Reviews: “While the hour is not with-
out its charm, it’s just a tad too precious for
its own good ... it destroys any chance it
may have to connect with us on anything
greater than a superficial level” (The Hol-
lywood Reporter).
“The new comedy ... Valentine will cer-
tainly need divine intervention” (Variety).
576 The Venice Walk. (Series; Drama;
Internet; March 2008)
Paco Santana is a former officer with the
N.Y.P.D’s Juvenile Probation Division. He
is concerned about the welfare of children
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and has relocated to Venice Beach, Califor-
nia, where he becomes a Juvenile Depart-
ment Probation Officer and placed in
charge of a group of teenage delinquents
(who attend Venice High School): Mia,
Allison, Yo’Bro, Rose, Roger, Mescal and
Atlas. The web series (6 to 7 minute
episodes) follows Paco as he deals with the
problems his charges present to him.
Samantha, Paco’s friend, is a teacher at the
high school.
Cast: Robert Hegyes (Paco Santana),
Tiffany Moretti (Samantha), Priscilla
Medina (Rose), Dustin Varpness (Mescal),
Garrett Plotkin (Roger), Brittany Lan
Stewart (Mia), Brea Grant (Allison), Pre-
ston Davis (Yo’ Bro), Richie Blair (Atlas).
Credits: Executive Producer: Brett Hud-
son, Robert Hegyes. Producer: Michael
Nallin. Associate Producer: Andrea Mc-
Donald. Writer-Director: Robert Hegyes.
577 A Very Merry Daughter of the
Bride. (TV Movie; Comedy-Drama; Life-
time Movie Network; December 20, 2008)
When Roxanne, a twenty-something
wedding planner, feels her forty-some-
thing widowed mother (Rose) is making
a wrong decision about marrying after a
whirlwind romance, she plots to sabotage
the wedding (to make her mother see she
has made a mistake) but finds herself in
the same predicament when she falls for
an older man.
Cast: JoAnna Garcia (Roxanne), Helen
Shaver (Rose), Luke Perry (Charlie),
Lorette Clow (Liz Sandor), Christy Greene
( Jessica), James D. Hopkin (Martin San-
dor), Chantal Perron (Tish), Kenneth
Welsh ( Jack).
Credits: Executive Producer: Josanne B.
Lovick, Pamela Wallace. Producer: Mi-
chael Frislev, Chad Oakes. Music: Zack
Ryan. Director: Leslie Hope. Writer: Scott
Eastlick, Nadine Van Der Veld.
578 The Victoria’s Secret Fashion
Show. (Special; Variety; CBS; December
3, 2008)
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Gorgeous models (called Angels) dis-
playing the latest in sexy lingerie from Vic-
toria’s Secret are seen in musical perform-
ances, a runway presentation, red carpet
interviews and model profiles. Also pre-
sented is a behind-the-scenes look at the
making of “The world’s most celebrated
fashion show.” Taped at the legendary
Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach,
Florida.
Host: Heidi Klum. Models (Angels):
Alessandra Ambrosio, Selita Ebanks,
Doutzen Kroes, Adriana Lima, Marisa
Miller, Miranda Kerr. Musical Guest:
Usher.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ed Kazek,
Monica Metro, Ian Stewart. Supervising
Producer: Ric Wanetik. TV Producer: Katy
Mulla. Fashion Show Producer: Susan
Schroeder. Music Director: Jeremy Healey.
Director: Hamish Hamilton.
579 The Video Game Awards. (Spe-
cial; Awards; Spike; December 14, 2008)
Awards program honoring the achieve-
ments in the video game industry (includ-
ing animation, technology, music and per-
formances).
Host: Jack Black. Guests: Alex Evans,
LL Cool J, Todd Howard, Cliff Bleszin-
ski, Hideo Kojima, 50 Cent, Weezer.
Credits: Executive Producer: Albie
Hecht. Supervising Producer: Gregory Sills.
Producer: Magda Liolis, Kari Kim. Direc-
tor: Beth McCarthy Miller. Writer: Chris
DeLuca.
580 Vinegar Hill. (TV Movie; Drama;
CBS; May 25, 2008)
A look at the events that befall a dys-
functional family as seen through the eyes
of Ellen and her husband, Jake, when they
fall on hard times are forced to move in
with Jake’s family.
Cast: Mary Louise Parker (Ellen Grier),
Tim Guinee ( Jake Grier), Tom Skerritt
(Fritz Grier), Betty Buckley (Mary-Mar-
garet Grier), Larissa Laskin (Barb), Hollis
McLaren (Salome), Troy Lalchun ( Jake
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Grier, Jr.), Roberta Maxwell (Ellen’s
mother), Claire Stone (Amy Grier), Ty
Wood (Bert Grier).
Credits: Executive Producer: Ira Pincus,
Robert Sertner, Frank von Zerneck. Pro-
ducer: Peter Werner, Peter Sadowski.
Music: Richard Marow. Writer: A. Manette
Ansay, Suzwette Couture. Director: Peter
Werner.
Review: “Vinegar Hill, an original TV
movie that was an Oprah book selection,
stars hot property TV actors, has a sear-
ing storyline, an extremely well-written
script and is directed and acted perfectly”
(New York Post).
581 Viva Hollywood. (Series; Real-
ity; VH-1; April 13, 2008 to May 25,
2008)
Twelve aspiring Latinas and Latinos ac-
tors compete for the opportunity for a role
on a Telemundo (Spanish network) series
(telenovela). Each of the actors receives
guidance from Walter Mercado, an astrol-
ogist. Each episode presents an acting
challenge and the weakest performers are
eliminated. The twelve contenders are all
attractive and have definite sex appeal (a
must for a Telemundo series). The one
actor who best proves his ability to con-
form to the demands of a telenovela wins
the role.
Judges: Maria Conchita Alonso, Car-
los Ponce.
Credits: Executive Producer: Fenton
Bailey, Randy Barbato, Danny Salles. Su-
pervising Producer: Tom Greenhut. Pro-
ducer: Gary Stella. Associate Producer:
Brenda Erazo, Talia Frankel. Music: Tor
Hyams.
582 Walt Disney World Christmas
Day Parade. (Special; Variety; ABC;
December 25, 2008)
The 25th telecast of an annual event
that features celebrity performances and
an array of Disney characters celebrating
the holiday season. Taped at the Magic
Kingdom in Orlando, Florida.
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Host: Regis Philbin, Kelly Ripa, Ryan
Seacrest. Guests: Miley Cyrus, Billy Ray
Cyrus, The Jonas Brothers, Corbin Bleu,
David Cook, Sarah Brightman, Jose Feli-
ciano, David Archuleta.
Credits: Executive Producer: Andy Per-
rott. Producer: John M. Best, Philip W.
Hack, Gary Bormet. Director: Ron de
Moraes. Writer: Eugene Pack.
583 Wanna Bet? (Series; Game; ABC;
July 21, 2008 to September 2, 2008)
Ordinary people who claim to be able to
perform extraordinary feats are the sub-
jects. Each of the four celebrity guests who
appear receive $25,000 betting money and
wager any portion of it on the subject’s
ability to perform the stunt. Each correct
prediction by the celebrity (succeed or fail)
adds the bet amount to his score; an in-
correct guess deducts the amount. The
celebrity with the highest cash score wins
that amount for his favorite charity.
Hosts: Ant McPartlin, Declow Don-
nelly.
Credits: Executive Producer: Phil Gurin,
Marc Jansen, Glenn Weiss. Co-Executive
Producer: R.A. Clark.
584 Warbirds. (TV Movie; Horror;
Sci Fi; April 19, 2008)
Strange tale of Word War II, U.S. sol-
diers propelled to an island inhabited by
prehistoric creatures.
Cast: Brian Krause ( Jack Toller), Jamie
Elle Mann (Max West), Tohoru Masa-
mune (Ozu), Lucy Faust (Hoodsie Smith),
David Jensen (W.R. Hamilton), Gizza Eli-
zondo (Vicky Teeling), Stephanie Honore
(Lana), John McCarthy (Sgt. Murphy),
Caleb Michaelson ( John Lee).
Credits: Executive Producer: William R.
Greenblatt. Producer: Kevin Gendreau,
Jason Hewitt. Writer-Director: Kevin Gen-
dreau.
585 Watching the Detectives. (Se-
ries; Reality; Biography Channel; Pre-
miered: September 7, 2008)
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Recreations of crime cases that were in-
vestigated by actual New York City police
detectives.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Robyn
Younie, Karey Green. Producer: Shirley Ta-
tum. Associate Producer: Bryan Ranharter.
586 Welcome to the Captain. (Se-
ries; Comedy; CBS; January 4, 2008 to
February 26, 2008)
Josh Flug is a washed up Hollywood
writer and director (he won an Oscar five
years ago but his career hasn’t progressed).
Hoping to reestablish his career he takes
up residence at the Captain, a fabled Hol-
lywood hotel that is home to a group of
eccentric people. Stories relate Josh’s reac-
tions to the people he befriends: Uncle Saul
a former writer for Three’s Company; Char-
lene Van Ark, a former soap star; Jesus, the
blabbermouth desk clerk; Hope, a gor-
geous girl studying Chinese medicine; and
Marty, his former college roommate.
Cast: Jeffrey Tambor (Saul Fish), Fran
Kranz ( Josh Flug), Chris Klein (Marty
Tanner), JoAnna Garcia (Hope), Raquel
Welch (Charlene Van Ark), Al Madrigal
( Jesus).
Credits: Executive Producer: John Ham-
burg, Andrew Riech, Ted Cohen. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Liz Astrof, Sherry Bils-
ing, Tucker Cawley, Ellen Plummer.
Co-Producer: Anders Barr. Music: Tree
Adams.
Reviews: “Inserted in the midst of the
CBS Monday night comedy block, the
show brings a light heart and a deft
comedic touch to bear on the foibles and
stereotypes of Hollywood” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
“While there’s enough here to recom-
mend checking out Welcome to the Cap-
tain, let’s just say reservations are war-
ranted whether the show will be checking
in for an extended stay” (Variety).
587 The Wendy Williams Show.
(Pilot; Talk; Fox; July 14, 2008 to August
22, 2008)
588 / Whacked
New York radio “shock jock” Wendy
Williams hosts a live daily program that
features interviews with celebrities from
all walks of life. A six week test that ran
on Fox stations in New York, Los Angeles,
Dallas and Detroit.
Host: Wendy Williams.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rob Dau-
ber, Wendy Williams, Kevin Hunter. Su-
pervising Producer: Elise Silvestri. Producer:
Joelle Dawson, Lorraine Haughton, Alia
Zamel. Director: Deborah Miller.
Review: “The daytime talker starring
the longtime New York radio fixture and
shock jock ... looks uncomfortable and out
of her element at the outset of a show that
has six weeks to get right” (The Hollywood
Reporter).
588 Whacked Out Videos. (Series;
Reality; My Network TV; January 2, 2008
to April 2, 2008)
Clips of very bizarre videos taken from
various sources from around the world.
Narrator: Mark O’Brien.
Credits: Executive Producer: Harley Tat,
Mark O’Brien, Jon Kramer, Mark
Rafalowski. Co-Executive Producer: Den-
nis Principe. Supervising Producer: Michel
Grodner. Music: Devin Powers.
589 Whatever Martha. (Series; Com-
edy; Fine Living Network; Premiered:
September 16, 2008)
Alexis Stewart, the daughter of how to
diva Martha Stewart, and her friend, Jen-
nifer Koppelman Hutt, screen old episodes
of The Martha Stewart Show to poke fun at
(with Martha’s approval) what they are
seeing.
Cast: Alexis Stewart, Jennifer Koppel-
man Hutt.
Credits: Executive Producer: Martha
Stewart.
590 When We Left Earth: The
NASA Missions. (Series; Documentary;
Discovery Channel; June 8, 2008 to July
13, 2008)
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The first 50 years of the NASA space
program is explored beginning with the
Mercury program (the first attempt to put
a man in space) to the moon landings to
the first un-tethered space walk by Bruce
McCandless.
Narrator: Gary Sinise.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bill How-
ard, Richard Dale. Producer: Tyler Butter-
worth, Daniel Hall. Music: Richard Blair-
Oliphant.
Reviews: “...a new look at how the
moon was won ... keep in mind ... that
with the focus so squarely on NASA, there
is little reference to other concurrent but
related events, such as domestic politics
and the Cold War” (The Hollywood Re-
porter).
“Without a doubt ... the best and most
important telling to one of the best and
most important accomplishments of the
20th century — the race into space and to
the moon” (New York Post).
591 When Women Ruled the
World. (Series; Reality; Fox Reality
Channel; March 3, 2008 to April 17, 2008)
Eighteen women and 18 men are
brought together on a remote island for a
role reversal test to see what will happen if
women are in charge and men are sub-
servient. A mythical society is set up and
episodes relate the efforts of the women to
boss and the men to obey.
Host: Judith Shekoni.
Credits: Executive Producer: Chris
Cowan, Jean-Michel Michenaud. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Scott Jeffrees. Producer:
Missy Bania, Jeff Becko, Alison Martino.
Director: Gary Shaffer.
592 Who Are You Wearing? (Series;
Reality; TLC; August 22, 2008 to Octo-
ber 24, 2008)
Ordinary people with a flair for fashion
are given the opportunity of a lifetime —
design a dress for a celebrity for a red car-
pet event.
Host: Keisha Whitaker.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Fernando
J. Hernandez. Producer: Stephen Brophy.
Director: David Charles Sullivan.
593 Why I Ran. (Series; Reality; Bi-
ography Channel; Premiered: September 1,
2008)
A look at high speed police chases as
seen from the driver’s perspective with first
hand accounts from the actual people in-
volved.
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert
Sharenow, Elaine Bryant, Mechelle Col-
lins, Kevin Dill. Supervising Producer: Jes-
sica Morgan.
594 Wilfred. (Series; Comedy; Inter-
net; 2008)
A look at the life of a dog (actor in cos-
tume) named Wilfred as portrayed as if he
were human and plagued by life’s endless
problems—from loneliness, anxiety to be-
havioral problems. Produced in Australia
and first seen in the U.S. on IFC.com.
Carol and Adam are Wilfred’s human
neighbors.
Cast : Jason Gann (Wilfred), Cindy
Waddingham (Carol), Adam Zwar (Adam).
Credits: Producer: Jenny Livingston.
Director: Tony Rogers.
595 Will You Merry Me? (TV Movie;
Comedy; Lifetime Movie Network; De-
cember 13, 2008)
Henry Kringle, a Christian living in Los
Angeles, and Rebecca Fine, a Jewish girl
from Madison, Wisconsin, meet, fall in
love and plan to marry. The story follows
the problems that arise within their respec-
tive families when they announce their en-
gagement just before Christmas and find
themselves in a clash of religious tradition
when Rebecca’s parents try to observe
Christmas to please Henry’s parents and
Henry’s parents’ efforts to observe Hanu-
kah and please Rebecca’s parents.
Cast: Tommy Lioutas (Henry Kringle),
Vikki Krinsky (Rebecca Fine), Wendie
Malick (Suzie Fine), Cynthia Stevenson
Wire / 597
(Marilyn Kringle), David Eisner (Marvin
Fine), Patrick McKenna (Hank Kringle),
Reagan Pasternak (Kristy Easterbrook),
Richard Waugh (the Reverend Bill).
Credits: Executive Producer: Fernando
Szew. Producer: Mary Panteldis, Marc B.
Lorber. Director: Nisha Ganatra. Writer:
Karen McClellan.
596 Wipeout. (Series; Game; ABC;
June 24, 2008 to September 16, 2008)
Twenty-four ordinary men and women
compete for a $50,000 grand prize by
tackling an extreme obstacle course. The
first three rounds eliminate the 20 weak-
est performers (those who run the obsta-
cle course in the best time continue on).
The four remaining players compete in the
Wipeout competition. The one player who
is able to run a very difficult obstacle
course in the least amount of time wins
$50,000.
Host: John Anderson, John Henson.
Field Host : Jill Wagner. Announcer:
Ellen K.
Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Ku-
nitz. Co-Executive Producer: Shye Suther-
land. Supervising Producer: Kevin Wehren-
berg. Producer: Brent Jacoby.
597 Wire in the Blood. (Series; Crime
Drama; BBC America; Premiered: April
6, 2008)
Dr. Tony Hill is a clinical psychologist
with the ability to tap into his own dark
side and place himself in the head of serial
killers. Dr. Hill lives in the fictional town
of Bradfield (in Yorkshire, England) and
stories relate his efforts, working with vice
squad detectives, to apprehend killers be-
fore they strike again. Produced in En-
gland.
Cast: Robson Green (Dr. Tony Hill),
Simone Lahbib (Det. Alex Fielding),
Mark Letheren (Det. Kevin Geoffries),
Emma Handy (Det. Paula McIntyre),
Hermoine Norris (Det. Carol Jordan).
Credits: Executive Producer: Sandra
Jobling, Kathryn Mitchell. Producer: Philip
598 / Wisegal
Leach. Associate Producer: Tina Murray.
Music: The Insects.
598 Wisegal. (TV Movie; Drama;
Lifetime; March 15, 2008)
Fact based tale about Patty Montanari,
the single mother of two children, who be-
comes involved with the mob when she
begins dating wiseguy Frank Russo and
soon finds herself running a nightclub and
laundering money across the Canadian
border.
Cast: Alyssa Milano (Patty Montanari),
Jason Gedrick (Frank Russo), James Caan
(Salvatore Palmeri), Alessandro Costantini
( Joey Montanari), Gina Wilkinson (Mary
Russo), Zak Longo (Mouse Russo), Gab-
riel Hogan (Robert Wilson).
Credits: Executive Producer: Anthony
Melchiorri, Daniel H. Blatt, Joseph D. Pi-
stone, Leo Rossi. Producer: Terry Gould,
Alyssa Milano. Writer: Shelley Evans. Di-
rector: Jerry Ciccoritti. Music: John Friz-
zell.
599 Woke Up Dead. (Series; Com-
edy; Internet; 2008)
A “Zombie Comedy” about a University
of Southern California student who wakes
up one morning underwater and in a bath-
tub. He suspects that he may be dead and
the 50 episode series follows the student
as he ponders his new existence as a zom-
bie.
Star: John Fasano.
Credits: Producer: Brent V. Friedman,
Stan Rogow, Jeff Sagansky. Writer-Direc-
tor: John Fasano.
600 Women Behind Bars. (Series;
Reality; WE; 2008)
A stark, true look at hardened women
whose lives are now restricted to prison.
Anthology-like stories are in-depth por-
traits of women and the crimes they com-
mitted.
Credits: Executive Producer: John Bur-
rud. Co-Executive Producer: Richard Swin-
dell. Supervising Producer: Ashley Crary.
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Producer: Hillary Heath. Music: Craig
Dobbin, Jesse Rhodes.
601 The World Magic Awards
(2007). (Special; Variety; My Network
TV; January 1, 2008)
The 2007 awards presentation in which
the world’s best magicians are honored
(and who also perform their most amazing
feats).
Host: Roger Moore. Announcer: James
Romanovich.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gay Black-
stone, David McKenzie, Paul Sharratt.
Producer: Brad Thomas, Christian Moore,
John Ross. Director: Mark Mardoyan,
David McKenzie. Magic Director: Gay
Blackstone.
602 The World Magic Awards
(2008). (Special; Variety; My Network
TV; November 26, 2008)
An awards ceremony that honors the
best magicians in the following fields: Best
Escape Artist, Best Classic Magic, Best
Contemporary Magic, Best Original
Cabaret Magic, Best Duo Cabaret Magic,
Best Cabaret Male Magic, Best Cabaret
Female Magic, Best Comedy Magic, Best
Illusionist, Best Stage Magician, Best Teen
Magician and Magician of the Year.
Host: Neil Patrick Harris. Performers:
Ed Alonzo, Roxanne, Lance Burton, Hans
Kluk, The Amazing Jonathan, Florian
Zimmer. Presenters: Melora Hardin,
Ernie Hudson, Christopher Massey, Kyle
Massey, Sofia Milos, John Schneider, D.B.
Sweeney, Corbin Bernsen, Traci Bingham.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
McKenzie, Paul Sharratt, Gay Blackstone.
Supervising Producer: Brad Thomas. Music
Director: John Ross. Director: Mark Mar-
doyan. Writer: Steve Jarczak. Announcer:
James Romanovich.
603 The World Music Awards
2008. (Special; Variety; My Network TV;
November 2, 2008)
The 20th annual event that honors ex-
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cellence in music (based on CD sales and
legally downloaded songs from the Inter-
net; illegal downloads are not counted).
Taped in Monte Carlo.
Host : Jesse Metcalfe, Michelle Wil-
liams. Guests: Mariah Carey, Alicia Keyes,
Chase Crawford, Ringo Starr, Laurent
Wolfe, Beyonce, Kid Rock, Solange, The
Killers, Ne-Yo, Kate Ryan, Anastasia.
Credits: Executive Producer: Melissa
Corken, John Martinolli. Producer: Peter
Baron. Producer-Director: Jason Shepherd.
Writer: Jake Yapp.
604 The World of Quest. (Series;
Cartoon; Kids WB; March 15, 2008 to
September 27, 2008)
Prince Nestor, the son of the king and
queen of Odyssia, has begun a quest: find
his missing parents, who have been kid-
napped by the evil Lord Spite (who wants
to rule the land). Stories follow Nestor as
he and his assistants, Grarer and Quest,
attempt to defeat Lord Spite and free the
king and queen.
Voice Cast : Landon Norris (Prince
Nestor), Ron Pardo (Quest/Grarer), James
Rankin (Lord Spite), Melissa Altro (Way),
Kedar Brown (Gatling/General Ogun),
Krystal Meadows (Anna Maht).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Hirsh, Tope Taylor, John Vandervelde,
Stephen Sustoissic, Pamela Slavin. Super-
vising Producer: Tom Stevens.
605 The World’s Funniest Mo-
ments. (Series; Comedy; My Network
TV; Premiered: October 7, 2008)
Clip show that borrows blooper-like
scenes from the Internet as well as from
amateur productions from around the
world.
Host: Arsenio Hall.
Credits: Executive Producer: David
McKenzie, James Romanovich, Paul Shar-
ratt. Producer: Dan Goldman.
606 Worst Week. (Series; Comedy;
CBS; Premiered: September 22, 2008)
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If something can go wrong it will and it
will happen to Sam Briggs, a likeable
young man who works as an assistant ed-
itor for a magazine called Cap Weekly. It
appears that Sam is “blessed” with bad
luck and has accepted that fact. He can’t
avoid it and has learned to live with it and
the after-effects of each experience. Sam
is engaged to Melanie “Mel” Anne Clay-
ton, a girl who has learned to live with
Sam’s mishaps because she honestly loves
him. Stories follow Sam as he struggles to
get through each day with as little bad luck
as possible. Richard “Dick” Clayton, a re-
spected judge, is Mel’s father; Angela is
her mother; Chloe is Mel’s sister; Scotty is
Chloe’s son; Paul and Sheila are Sam’s par-
ents. Based on the British series Worst Week
of My Life.
Cast: Kyle Bornheimer (Sam Briggs),
Erinn Hayes (Melanie Clayton), Kurt-
wood Smith (Dick Clayton), Nancy Lene-
han (Angela Clayton), Brooke Nevin
(Chloe Clayton), Parris Mosteller (Scotty
Clayton), Fred Willard (Paul Briggs),
Connie Ray (Sheila Briggs).
Credits: Executive Producer: Matt Tarses,
Jimmy Mulville. Co-Executive Producer:
Adam Bernstein. Producer: Matthew No-
della. Music: David Schwartz.
Reviews: “Almost certainly the most
promising newcomer of the fall, Worst
Week only tempers enthusiasm because the
opener is so intricate it’s difficult to envi-
sion what the series can do for an encore,
much less an entire season” (Variety).
“...dopey new sitcom Worst Week, one
of the worst new shows of the week” (New
York Post).
607 Worst Week of My Life. (Se-
ries; Comedy; BBC America; 2008)
The British series on which Worst
Week is based. Howard and Mel Steel are
a happily married but unusual couple:
they are “blessed” with bad luck. No mat-
ter what they do, alone or together, the
unfortunate happens and stories, which
608 / Yeti
are presented in seven episode cycles, rep-
resent the events of a single day in their
hectic lives.
Cast: Ben Miller (Howard Steel), Sarah
Alexander (Mel Steel), Alison Steadman
(Angela Cook), Geoffrey Whitehead (Dick
Cook).
Credits: Executive Producer: Cheryl
Taylor, Mario Stylianider, Mark Freelane.
Producer: Mark Bussell, Justin Sbresni.
Music: Nina Humphreys.
608 Yeti: Curse of the Snow Beast.
(TV Movie; Horror; Sci Fi; November 8,
2008)
Survival tale about a group of passengers
and their efforts to defeat a murderous
snow creature when they are stranded in
the Himalayas after airplane crash.
Cast: Peter DeLuise ( John Sheppard),
Carly Pope (Sarah), Josh Emerson (An-
drew), Crystal Lowe (Ashley), Elfina Luk
(Kyra), Brandon Jay Laren (Rice), Kris
Pope (Rafael Garcia), Marc Menard (Pey-
ton Elway), Adam O’Byrne ( James De-
Ravin).
Credits: Executive Producer: Eric Go-
zlan, Dana Dubovsky, Michael Greenfield.
Producer: Aaron Barnett, Mark Lester,
Wendy Kay Moore. Music: Michael Rich-
ard Plowman. Director: Paul Ziller. Writer:
Rafael Jordan.
609 You Must Remember This:
The Warner Bros. Story. (Special;
Documentary; PBS; September 23, 2008
to September 25, 2008)
A fascinating, clip rich look at the 85
year history of Warner Bros.— from the
era of silent films to the contemporary
films of today.
Narrator: Clint Eastwood. Appearing:
George Clooney, Faye Dunaway, Warren
Beatty, Carroll Baker, Lauren Bacall, Jane
Fonda, Goldie Hawn, Dustin Hoffman,
Shirley Jones, Joan Leslie, Jack Nicholson,
Robert Redford, Martin Scorsese, Connie
Stevens, Barbra Streisand, Joanne Wood-
ward.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Clint East-
wood. Producer-Writer-Director: Richard
Schickel.
610 Young American Bodies. (Se-
ries; Documentary; Internet; 2008)
An intimate, no holds barred look at the
intersecting love lives of a group of young
(twenty-something) people. Contains nu-
dity.
Cast : Nikita Wood, Kris Williams,
Nathan Adloff, Mollie Leibovitz, Eve
Rounds.
Credits: Producer-Writer-Director: Joe
Swanberg. Co-Producer-Writer: Kris Wil-
liams.
611 Your Mama Don’t Dance. (Se-
ries; Reality; Lifetime; February 28, 2008
to April 18, 2008)
Ten couples compete, each comprised
of a parent and their child. Each couple
receives professional coaching on the par-
ticular dance competition of the week.
The poorest performing couples are elim-
inated on a weekly basis (based on the ob-
servations of celebrity judges). The one re-
maining team is awarded a cash prize.
Cast: Ian Ziering (Host), Marguerite
Pomerhn-Derricks (Choreographer), Col-
len Fitzpatrick ( Judge), Ben Vereen
( Judge), Cris Judd ( Judge).
Credits: Executive Producer: Linda Lea,
Dave Noll, Bob Bain. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Stephanie Chambers, Paul Flattery.
Supervising Producer: Nate Green. Consult-
ing Producer: Gregory Sills. Senior Field
Producer: Jennifer Morton. Field Producer:
Brandice DeVeau.
612 Z Rock. (Series; Comedy; IFC;
August 24, 2008 to October 26, 2008)
Brothers Paulie and David Z and their
best friend, Joey Cassata, are the rock band
Z Rock. They live in New York City (born
in Brooklyn) and are struggling to make
the big time. To make ends meet, the
group performs in clubs at night (as Z
Rock) and by day (as the band Z Brothers)
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on the kiddie party circuit (entertaining Credits: Executive Producer: Suzanne

the children of wealthy Manhattan par- De Passe, Zane, Madison Jones. Producer:
ents). Stories, which are partly improvised, Suzanne Coston. Co-Producer: Adam
follow the group as they begin the rocky Doench, Christopher Gosch, Lelly Men-
climb to musical stardom. Dina is their delsohn.
manager; Becky is Joey’s girlfriend; Neil is
614 The Zula Patrol. (Series; Car-
their foul-mouthed gay friend.
toon; NBC; Premiered: September 20,
Cast : David Z (Himself ), Paulie Z
2008)
(Himself ), Joey Cassata (Himself ), Lynne
Zula, a distant planet from the Earth,
Koplitz (Dina), Allison Becker (Becky),
is responsible for the safety of the universe.
Jay Oakerson (Neil)
The Zula Patrol (Bula, Multo, Zetter,
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Far-
Wizzy and Wiggy) are Zula agents who
rell, Mark Elfman, Andrew Gottlieb. Co-
perform missions to insure that goodness
Executive Producer: Bob Held, Lynn Lend-
prevails. Computer animated stories,
way, Stephen J. Castagnola. Producer:
which are geared to children, relate sci-
Lindsay Freed.
entific lessons as the Zula Patrol performs
Reviews: “Z-Rock is effortlessly, gen-
missions. Each episode concludes with a
uinely hilarious. It blends reality with im-
“Multo Moment” (wherein Multo explains
prov dialogue and clever shitick in a way
an aspect of science to children).
that’s never forced” (The Hollywood Re-
Voices: Tom Burns, Erik J. Anderson,
porter).
Les Abell, Cathy Carlisle, Dorothy Man-
“The good news: the concept, which is
chester, Michelle Nichols, Gay Pettibone,
terrific; the bad: the writing is high school
Katherine Sullivan, Kathleen Swan,
Internet level” (New York Post).
Michael Montgomery.
613 Zane’s Sex Chronicles. (Series; Credits: Executive Producer: Debroah
Anthology; Cinemax; Premiered: Octo- Manchester, Beth Hubbard, Margaret
ber 11, 2008) Loesch, Dan Angel, Bruce Stein. Co-Exec-
Erotic adaptations of African-American utive Producer: Dana Tafoya-Bodton.
short stories penned by Zane, a New York Music and Theme: Jeff Dana.
Times best-selling author. The adult sto-
ries feature strong sexual situations and fe-
male nudity.
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Returning Series —
Debuted Prior to 2008
615 / Access
615 Access Hollywood. (Variety;
Syn.; Premiered: September 1996)
A daily entertainment series that pres-
ents the latest gossip on celebrities, movies,
TV shows, music and other entertainment
fields.
Host: Nancy O’Dell, Billy Bush, Larry
Mendte, Giselle Fernandez, Pat O’Brien.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jonathan P.
Goodman, Joseph R. Lynch, David Hall,
David Hedges, Rob Silverstein. Producer:
Ann Lewis. Music: David Leon, Jeremy
Sweet.
616 According to Jim. (Comedy;
ABC; Premiered: October 3, 2001)
Jim (no last name) lives in Chicago and
is the owner of Grounds Up Designs (a
construction company). He is married to
Cheryl and they are the parents of Gracie,
Ruby and Kyle. Jim has his own ideas
about everything and his efforts to imple-
ment them and prove himself right is the
focal point of the series. Dana is Cheryl’s
sister; Andy is her brother; Ryan is Dana’s
boyfriend, later husband. The series ended
its season run on May 27, 2008. When it
returned with new episodes (November 2,
2008), Cheryl and Jim were now also the
parents of infant twins (Gordon and
Jonathan). Dana and Ryan are no longer a
part of the series (characters were said to
have moved to Los Angeles) and stories
were revised somewhat to now focus on
Jim as he attempts to deal with (and help
Cheryl even more than before) raise five
children. Emily is Andy’s girlfriend. Tara
Strong is credited as the twins crying
voice.
Cast : Jim Belushi ( Jim), Courtney
Thorne-Smith (Cheryl), Kimberly Wil-
liams (Dana), Larry Jo Campbell (Andy),
Billi Bruno (Gracie), Taylor Atelian
(Ruby), Connor and Grant Sullivan
(Kyle), Anthony and Brian Toro (Kyle),
Connor Rayburn (Kyle), Mitch Rouse
(Dr. Ryan Gibson), Mo Collins (Emily).
Credits: Executive Producer: Suzanne
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Bukinik, Tracy Newman, Marc Gurvitz,
James Belushi, Marshall Boone, Jonathan
Stark. Co-Executive Producer: Nastara
Dibai, Warren Bell, Bob Nickman, How-
ard J. Morris, Jeffrey Hodes, Tracy Gam-
ble. Supervising Producer: Jason Fisher.
Producer: John D. Beck, Sylvia Green,
Harry Hannigan, Robert Heath. Music:
Jim Belushi, Jonathan Wolff, Rich Rags-
dael, Scott Clausen. Theme: Jim Belushi
and the Sacred Hearts.
617 Ace of Cakes. (Reality; Food
Network; Premiered: August 17, 2006)
A look at extreme cake making (for ex-
ample, cakes shaped like cars, buildings)
with Chef Duff Goldman.
Host: Duff Goldman. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Lauren Lexton, Tom Rogan.
Co-Executive Producer: Willie Goldman,
Kelly McPherson. Producer: Michael Bou-
son.
618 The Adrenaline Project. (Re-
ality; Fox; September 29, 2007 to April 5,
2008)
Five teenagers compete in various ath-
letic contests for the title of “The Ultimate
Adrenalite.”
Host: Richard Cazeau. Stunt Coordi-
nator: Boomer Phillips. Credits: Producer:
Mark J.W. Bishop, Matt Hornburg. Su-
pervising Producer: Roberta Pazdro. Associ-
ate Producer: Nicki Skinner, Nicole McK-
echnie.
619 Afro Samurai. (Cartoon; Spike;
Premiered: January 4, 2007)
Vengeance themed adult cartoon about
Afro, an African American samurai who
must overcome numerous obstacles to de-
feat Justice, the man who killed his father
(Rokutaro), but a man who also happens
to be the number one fighter in the world.
Ninja Ninja is Afro’s chatty companion.
Voice Cast: Samuel L. Jackson (Afro/
Ninja Ninja), Ron Perlman ( Justice), Greg
Eagles (Rokutaro), Lucy Liu (Sio), Mark
Hamill (Bin). Credits: Executive Producer:
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Samuel L. Jackson, Takashi Okazaki, Eric
Garcia, Julie Yorn. Producer: Alex Garti-
ner. Music: RZA.
620 Afterworld. (Science Fiction; In-
ternet; Premiered: August 23, 2007)
Has the world ended? Russell Shoe-
maker, a Seattle advertising executive on a
business trip to New York City, believes
so. He wakes up one morning and finds
that virtually the entire population has
been vaporized (due to an atomic blast).
Stories follow Russell as he struggles to
find a way back to Seattle to learn the fate
of his wife and child.
Cast: Roark Critchlow (Russell Shoe-
maker), Tonya Cornelisse (Amy), Steph-
anie Wiand ( Joan), Graham Sibley (Ar-
len). Credits: Producer: Jon Alexander
Reed, Adam Sigel.
621 Aliens in America. (Comedy;
CW; October 1, 2007 to August 31, 2008)
Franny and Gary Tolchuck and their
children Claire and Justin live in Medora,
a conservative community in Wisconsin.
Franny is a take-charge woman; Gary is
an aspiring entrepreneur; Claire is a gor-
geous and popular teenager; Justin is 16
years old, shy, insecure and socially awk-
ward. In an attempt to help Justin, Claire
hits on a plan to host a foreign exchange
student—one she envisions as “an athletic,
brilliant Nordic teen.” What the family
gets is Raja Mursharaff, a 16-year-old
Muslim from a small Pakistan village.
Raja, as foreign as foreigners can be in
Medora, is thoughtful, wise and respon-
sible — not what Franny had in mind to
help Justin achieve “coolness.” Justin is not
too thrilled about Raja until he gets to
know him and becomes his guide to in-
troduce him to the American way of life.
Stories follow Raja’s experiences as he at-
tempts to become part of a society that he
finds intriguing but totally foreign to him.
Cast : Dan Byrd ( Justin Tolchuck),
Amy Pietz (Franny Tolchuck), Scott Pat-
terson (Gary Tolchuck), Lindsey Shaw
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(Claire Tolchuck), Adhir Kalyan (Raja
Mursharaff ). Credits: Executive Producer:
David Guarascio, Moses Port, Tim Doyle.
Co-Executive Producer: Richard Day,
Michael Glouberman. Producer: Michael
Pendell. Associate Producer: Matthew Con-
ner. Music: Adam Gorgoni.
622 All Grown Up. (Cartoon; Nick-
elodeon; Premiered: April 12, 2003)
An updated version of The Rugrats that
advances the infants to the age of ten. The
former Rugrats gang (Tommy, Chuckie,
Susie, Angelica, Kimi, Betty, Phil and Lil)
are as mischievous as ever and stories relate
their adventures as adolescents.
Voice Cast : Elizabeth Daly (Tommy
Pickles), Nancy Cartwright (Phil and Lil),
Kath Soucie (Betty DeVille), Dionne
Quan (Kimi Finster), Cheryl Chase (An-
gelica Pickles), Cree Summer (Susie Car-
michael), Meagan Smith (Rachael), Lizzie
Murray (Nicole Moscarelli), Shayna Fox
(Savannah), Clancy Brown (Estes Pang-
born), Tara Strong (Dil Pickles), Jack Riley
(Stu Pickles), Melanie Chartoff (Didi
Pickles), Michael Bell (Chazz Finster/
Drew Pickles), Julia Kato (Kira Finster),
Tress MacNeille (Charlotte Pickles), Joe
Alaskey (Grandpa Lou Pickles). Credits:
Producer: Sheila M. Anthony, Erin Ehrlich.
Music: Mark Mothersbaugh, Robert
Mothersbaugh.
623 All My Children. (Drama;
ABC; Premiered: January 5, 1970)
Dramatic incidents in the lives of the
Tyler and Martin families, residents of the
community of Pine Valley.
Principal 2008 Cast : Susan Lucci
(Erica Kane), David Canary (Adam Chan-
dler, Sr./Stuart Chandler), Ray MacDon-
nell ( Joseph Martin, Sr.), Eileen Herlie
(Myrtle Fargate), Amanda Baker (Arabella
“Babe”Chandler), Tamara Braun (Reese),
Rebecca Budig (Greenlee Smythe), Bobbie
Eakes (Krystal Carey Martin), Melissa
Claire Egan (Annie McDermott Lavery),
Beth Ehlers (Taylor Thompson), Cameron
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Mathison (Ryan Lavery), Michael E. Knight
(Thaddeus Martin), Thorsten Kaye (Zac-
hary Slater), Vincent Irizarry (David Hay-
ward), Ricky Paull Goldin ( Joseph “Jake”
Martin), Alicia Minshew (Kendall Hart
Slater), Brianne Moncrief (Colby Chan-
dler), Debbi Morgan (Angela Hubbard),
Eden Riegel (Bianca Montgomery), Chris-
hell Stause (Amanda Dillon), Denise Vasi
(Randi Morgan), Jacob Young (Adam “JR”
Chandler, Jr.), Darnell Williams ( Jesse
Hubbard), Walt Willey ( Jackson Mont-
gomery), Aiden Turner (Aidan Devane),
Sterling Sulieman (Dre Woods), Cornelius
Smith, Jr. (Frank Hubbard), James
Mitchell (Palmer Cortlandt), Lee Meri-
wether (Ruth Martin), Rebecca Levine
( Jenny Martin), Jill Larson (Opal), Daniel
Kennedy (Peter Cortlandt), Shannon Kane
(Natalia), Cheryl Hulteen (Winifred), Joel
Fabiani (Barry Shire), Elizabeth Rodriquez
(Carmen “Sugar” Morales), Jennifer Bassey
(Marian Colby Chandler), Jenna DiMar-
tini (Corinna Vasquez). Credits: Executive
Producer: Julie Hanan Carruthers. Theme
Music: David Benoit. Creator: Agnes Nixon.
624 The Amazing Race. (Reality;
CBS; September 5, 2001 to December 8,
2008)
Eleven teams, each composed of two
members, race around the world to arrive
at specific destinations on time or face
elimination if they fail to do so. The grand
prize is $1 million and teams have to over-
come overwhelming challenges to come
out on top. The one successful team wins
the money. Returned for a new cycle on
February 15, 2009.
Host: Phil Keoghan. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Scott Einziger, Amy Cha-
con, Jonathan Littman, Jon Kroll, Evan
Weinstein, Hayman Washington, Allison
Gardner, Don Wollman, Kathleen French,
Rich Meehan, Paul Romer, Douglas Ross,
Arnold Shapiro, Greg Stewart, J. Rupert
Thompson. Supervising Producer: Alex
Rader, Elsie Doganieri, Eric Wagenen,
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Mark A. Vertullo, John Platt, Tracy Green,
Daniel Sorseth. Music: Ray Colcord.
625 American Dad. (Cartoon; Fox;
Premiered: February 6, 2005)
A comical look at the life of a paranoid
CIA agent (Stan Smith) and his family: his
wife, Francine, Steve and Hayley, their
children (attend Pearl Bailey High
School); Roger, an alien Stan rescued from
the notorious Area 51 in New Mexico; and
Klaus, a botched attempt to transplant a
German man’s brain into a fish.
Voice Cast : Seth MacFarlane (Stan
Smith/Roger), Wendy Schaal (Francine
Smith), Rachael MacFarlane (Hayley
Smith), Scott Grimes (Steve Smith), Dee
Bradley (Klaus). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Mike Barker, Seth MacFarlane,
Matt Weitzman. Co-Executive Producer:
David Hemingston, David Zuckerman,
Rick Wiener, Michael Shipley, Kenny
Schwartz, Jim Bernstein. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Dan Vebber, Josh Bycel, Jonathan
Fener, Carter Bays, Craig Thomas. Pro-
ducer: Nahnatcka Khan, Brian Boyle,
Karen Vallow. Music: Walter Murphy.
626 American Gangster. (Docu-
mentary; BET; Premiered: November 28,
2006)
Documentary-like stories that examine
the lives of African-American criminals
and the impact they have had on the com-
munities in which they grew up.
Narrator: Ving Rhames. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Nelson George, Steven Mi-
chaels, Frank Sinton, Arthur Smith, Ken T.
Weed. Supervising Producer: Mark Rowland.
Producer: Henry Schipper, Shola Lynch,
Yvonne Smith, Anthony Storm. Music:
Mark Qura Ranki, Derryck Thornton.
627 American Idol. (Reality; Fox;
June 11, 2002 to May 21, 2008)
Aspiring singers compete for a record-
ing contract, fame and the title “American
Idol.” The contestants are judged by a
panel but cannot be eliminated by them
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(only offered opinions). Home audience
votes determine who goes and who stays
and who becomes an American idol. Re-
turned for a new cycle on January 13,
2009.
Host : Ryan Seacrest. Judges: Simon
Cowell, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson. Kara
DioGuardi becomes a fourth judge in
2009. Credits: Executive Producer: Simon
Fuller, Ken Warwick, Nigel Lythgoe,
Simon Jones, Cecile Frot-Coutaz. Super-
vising Producer: David Goffin. Producer:
Nicola Gaham, John Entz, Tarbenia Jones,
Ron DeShay, Billy Cooper, Andy Meyer,
Beth McNamara. Associate Producer: Katie
Fennelly, Norm Betts, Nikki Boelle,
Megan Michaels, Patrick Lynn, Jessica
Kelly. Music: Shawn K. Clement, Cathy
Dennis, Jeremy Sweet, Ricky Minor.
628 American Idol Rewind. (Real-
ity; Syn.; Premiered: September 1, 2006)
Highlights of past seasons of American
Idol (beginning with the first season in
2002) that excludes the viewer call-in vot-
ing segments but includes additional
footage of casting calls, auditions, behind-
the-scenes activity and song rehearsals.
Host : Ryan Seacrest. Judges: Simon
Cowell, Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Doug James.
Supervising Producer: Shantel Klinger,
Justin Hochberg. Producer: Missy Bania,
John Petro, Ashley Edens.
629 American Justice. (Reality;
A&E; Premiered: September 15, 1992)
Criminal cases are profiled with a look
at the investigative methods used to bring
them to successful conclusions. The pro-
gram also profiles the police, witnesses,
victims and perpetrators involved in each
case.
Host : Bill Kurtis. Credits: Executive
Producer: Jonathan Towers. Supervising
Producer: Matt Palm, David Boodell. Pro-
ducer: Charles Fitzgerald, Mary Boylan,
Jennifer Maiotti.
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630 American Masters. (Documen-
tary; PBS; Premiered: June 23, 1986)
A tribute to American creative artists
past and present. Presented as a series of
specials.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jac Venza,
Susan Lacy, Prudence Glall, Calvin Sacks.
Supervising Producer: Julie Sacks. Producer:
Susan Steinberg, Kirk D’Amico, James
Hacker, Brian McDonald, Kenneth Bow-
ser, Julia Schlossberg, Michael Epstein.
Music: Thomas Wagner, Todd Boekel-
heidi, Joel Goodman.
631 American Princess. (Reality;
WE; August 7, 2005 to October 7, 2008)
Twenty uncouth, rude, ill-mannered
American women (who also lack social
skills) are brought to England to master
the fine art of British society. Each of the
women are put through a series of tasks to
find the one woman who can change her
crude ways to become a dignified lady.
The one woman who most improves her-
self receives a golden tiara and the title
“American Princess.”
Host: Mark Durden-Smith. Credits:
Executive Producer: Rachel Ashdown,
Laura Fuest, Jeff Thacker. Supervising Pro-
ducer: David Rupel.
632 America’s Ballroom Chal-
lenge. (Reality; PBS; Premiered: Febru-
ary 1, 2006)
Six couples compete for the title of
“America’s Best Ballroom Dancers.” The
first four programs feature the couples
competing in the categories of American
Rhythm, American Smooth, International
Standard and International Latin. The
weakest couple in each category is elimi-
nated. The fifth and final episode features
a dance-off between the two remaining
couples.
Host (2006–07): Marilu Henner, Tony
Meredith. Host (2008): Jasmine Guy,
Ron Martinez. Credits: Producer: Aida
Moreno.
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633 America’s Funniest Home
Videos. (Comedy; ABC; Premiered: No-
vember 26, 1989)
A clip program that showcases the com-
ical home videos of average people. All
videos shown are comical moments that
unexpectedly happen and not staged.
Host : Bob Saget, John Fugelsang,
Daisy Fuentes, Tom Bergeron. Announcer:
Ernie Anderson. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Vin Di Bona, Richard C. Brustein.
Co-Executive Producer: Terry Moore, Steve
Paskay, Todd Thicke, Chris Cusack. Pro-
ducer: J. Elvis Weinstein, Gary H. Gross-
man, Tom Bergeron. Music: Dan Slider,
Les Sekely, Frank Macchia.
634 America’s Got Talent. (Reality;
NBC; June 21, 2006 to October 1, 2008)
Everyday people with varying talents
compete for the top prize of $1 million.
Each act is judged by a panel but it is the
home audience votes that determines the
ultimate winner. Neal E. Boyd (opera
singer) won the third cycle, 2008 prize.
Host : Regis Philbin (Cycle 1), Jerry
Springer (Cycle 2, 3). Judges: David Has-
selhoff, Brandy Norwood, Piers Morgan
(Cycle 1), David Hasselhoff, Sharon Os-
bourne, Piers Morgan (Cycle 2, 3). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Simon Cowell,
Ceceile Frot-Coutaz, Nigel Hall, Ken
Warwick. Supervising Producer: Patrick
Byrnes. Producer: Megan Michaels, Adam
Shapiro.
635 America’s Most Smartest
Model. (Reality; VH-1; October 7, 2007
to January 6, 2008)
Sixteen female models, most of whom
are not very bright, compete in a series of
modeling challenges for a contract and the
title “America’s Most Smartest Model.”
The dumbest participants (like those who
can not name round things while model-
ing) are eliminated on a weekly basis. The
challenges are judged by a comedian (Ben
Stein) and a fashion expert (Mary Alice
Stephenson).
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Hosts: Ben Stein, Mary Alice Stephen-
son. Credits: Executive Producer: Alex De-
myanenko. Supervising Producer: Michelle
Barndo. Co-Producer: Michael Flutie,
Robert A. Flutie.
636 America’s Most Wanted. (Real-
ity; Fox; Premiered: February 27, 1988)
Hard hitting factual series that asks the
viewing audience to help bring criminals
to justice. A crime is covered in detail and
toll free numbers are given for tips or infor-
mation that is not known to authorities.
Host: John Walsh. Credits: Executive
Producer: Greg Klein, Lance Heflin. Su-
pervising Producer: Steve Katz. Producer:
Pam Lewis, Kenneth A. Carlson, Alissa
Collins, Cord Keller, Peter Koper, Evan
A. Marshall, Cindy Miller, Sam Rath,
Todd Robinson, Karen S. Shapiro, Paula
C. Simpson, Sedgwick Tourison.
637 America’s Next Top Model.
(Reality; WB/CW; May 20, 2003 to No-
vember 19, 2008)
Twelve potential female models com-
pete in a series of actual modeling shoots
with the weakest performer being elimi-
nated on a weekly basis. The girl who
proves herself superior is crowned “Amer-
ica’s Next Top Model” and wins a maga-
zine fashion spread, a contract with Cover
Girl cosmetics and a contract with a top
modeling agency.
Host: Tyra Banks. Judges: Tyra Banks,
Janice Dickinson, Nigel Barker, Jay
Manuel, Twiggy, J. Alexander, Beau Quil-
lian, Paulina Porizkova. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Tyra Banks, Ken Mok, An-
thony Dominici. Supervising Producer:
Richard M. Rothstein. Producer: Allison
Chase, Joe Coleman, Mark Freeman,
Miriam Jobiani, Justin Lacob, Sydney
Levin, Rachel Loren, Sean Rankine, Mag-
gie Zeltner. Music: Les Pierce.
638 America’s Psychic Challenge.
(Reality; Lifetime; October 12, 2007 to
January 13, 2008)
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Sixteen self-proclaimed psychics com-
pete. They are put through a series of tests
designed to determine their psychic abil-
ities. Players are eliminated based on their
inability to complete any of the assigned
tasks. The one player who proves to be the
most psychic wins.
Host: John Burke. Credits: Producer:
John Vidas, George Whitman.
639 Antiques Roadshow. (Reality;
PBS; Premiered: January 1, 1997)
Ordinary people appear to have their
prized possessions appraised by auction
house experts.
Hosts: Chris Jussel, Dan Elias, Lara
Spencer, Mark C. Walberg. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Peter B. Cook, Aida
Moreno, Marsha Bemko, Producer: Robert
Marshall.
640 Are You Smarter Than a Fifth
Grader? (Game; Fox; Premiered: Febru-
ary 22, 2007)
Five fifth graders (ten year olds) appear
on stage as the Class. One adult, the Stu-
dent, appears with the host. The Student
selects one fifth grader as a classmate (a
different one for each two questions). A
board with 10 questions (based on first
through fifth grade subjects) appears.
Questions range from $1,000 to $500,000.
The Student receives money based on how
many questions he can answer (with help
from his classmates). If a player fails to an-
swer a question correctly before the guar-
anteed $25,000 question, he loses every-
thing. Answering all 10 questions earns
him $500,000 and the chance to answer
the million-dollar question (which, if
missed, knocks him back to $25,000).
Host: Jeff Foxworthy. The Class (Cycle
One): Laura Marano, Alana Etheridge,
Kyle Collier, Jacob Hayes, Spencer Martin,
Marti Ann Meyer. The Class (Cycle
Two): Olivia Glowacki, Mackenzie Holmes,
Nathan Lazarus, Cody Lee, Sierra Mc-
Cormick. The Class (Cycle Three): Jenna
Balk, Bryce Cass, Jonathan Cummings,
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Olivia Dellums, Francesca DeRosa. An-
nouncer: Mark Thompson. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Mark Burnett, Roy Bank,
Barry Poznick, John Stevens. Supervising
Producer: David Eilenberg. Producer: Jeff
Foxworthy, Benjamin Silverman, Mark
Burnett. Director: Don Weiner.
641 Army Wives. (Drama; Lifetime;
June 3, 2007 to November 2, 2008)
A profile of the wives of the career mil-
itary men attached to Delta Force. Stories
focus on how they help each other over-
come the sacrifices, hardships and uncer-
tainties that the actual current wars (Iraq,
Afghanistan) may place on military fami-
lies. Claudia Joy Holden is the wife of
Colonel Michael Holden and the self-pro-
claimed leader of the group of wives.
Roxie Le Blanc is a bartender with two
children (from different men) who is cur-
rently married to Trevor, a private. Denise
Sherwood is the wife of Major Frank Sher-
wood and the mother of Jeremy; Pamela is
a former police officer and married to
Chase, a paratrooper. Pamela also has a se-
cret that could affect Chase’s military ca-
reer: she “rents” herself out as a surrogate
to earn money. Women are not necessar-
ily army wives. Men can too as seen
through the character of Roland Baryon,
the husband of Joan, an alcoholic with
post-traumatic stress syndrome after a tour
of duty in Afghanistan. Roland is a psy-
chiatrist; Denise is concealing signs that
her husband abuses her; Pamela fears the
money she earns as a surrogate is being
squandered by her irresponsible husband.
Cast : Kim Delaney (Claudia Joy
Holden), Sally Pressman (Roxy LeBlanc),
Brigid Brannagh (Pamela Moran), Cather-
ine Bell (Denise Sherwood), Wendy Davis
( Joan Burton), Brian McNamara (Michael
Holden), Sterling K. Brown (Roland Bur-
ton), Drew Fuller (Trevor LeBlanc), Terry
Serpico (Frank Sherwood), Rhoda Griffis
(Lenore Baker). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Katherine Fugate, Deborah Spera,
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Mark Gordon. Co-Executive Producer:
Marshall Persinger. Producer: Harry Bring.
Co-Producer: Celia Hamel. Music: Marc
Fantini, Steffan Fantini, Scott Gordon.
642 Arthur. (Cartoon; PBS; Pre-
miered: September 2, 1996)
Eight-year-old Arthur Timothy Read
(an aardvark) is fascinated by reading. Un-
fortunately, his quest to read is sidetracked
by his obnoxious younger sister, Dora
(called D.W.) and his mischievous friends,
Binky, Francine, Brian and Buster. Stories
follow Arthur as he seeks to read and faces
the challenges of growing up.
Voice Cast: Michael Yarmush (Arthur
Timothy Read), Cameron Ansell (Arthur
Timothy Read), Oliver Grainger (Dora
Winifred Read), Sonja Ball ( Jane Read),
Bruce Dinsmore (David Read), Paul
Brown (Brian), Stephen Crowder (Brian),
Joanna Noyes (Grandma Thora Reed),
A.J. Henderson (Grandpa Dave Read),
Daniel Brochu (Buster Baxter), Tracy
Braunstein (Kate Read). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Marc Brown, Micheline
Charest, Toper Taylor, Pierre Valette. Pro-
ducer: Jacqui Deegan, Diane Dallaire,
Greg Bailey, Geoff Adams, Cassandra
Schafhausen, Ronald W. Weinberg. Music:
Raymond C. Fabi.
643 As the Bell Rings. (Comedy;
Disney; Premiered: August 26, 2007)
Five minute series that focuses on six
high school teens (Brooke, Charlotte,
Danny, Skipper, Tiffany and Toe Jam) and
their experiences in the corridor between
classes (before and after the bell rings).
Based on the Italian series Quelli dell’Inter-
vallo.
Cast : Gabriella Rodriquez (Brooke),
Demi Lovato (Charlotte), Tony Oller
(Danny), Colin Cole (Skipper), Carlson
Young (Tiffany), Seth Ginsberg (Toe Jam)
Credits: Executive Producer: Jonathan
Young. Producer: Jim Allen.
644 As the World Turns. (Drama;
CBS; Premiered: April 2, 1956)
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Dramatic events in the lives of the peo-
ple of fictional Oakdale, U.S.A.
Principal 2008 Cast: Elizabeth Hub-
bard (Lucinda Walsh), Helen Wagner
(Nancy Hughes McCloskey), Don Hast-
ings (Bob Hughes), Scott Holmes (Tom
Hughes), Noelle Beck (Lily Snyder), Terri
Colombino (Kate Perett Snyder), Ellen
Dolan (Margo Hughes), Eileen Fulton
(Lisa Grimaldi), Kathryn Hayes (Kim
Hughes), Elizabeth Hubbard (Lucinda
Walsh), Kelly Menighan-Hensley (Emily
Stewart), Trent Dawson (Henry Cole-
man), Van Hansis (Luke Snyder), John
Hensley (Holden Snyder), Roger Howarth
(Paul Ryan), Agim Kaba (Aaron Snyder),
Marie Wilson (Meg Snyder Ryan), Maura
West (Carly Tenney), Marnie Schulenburg
(Alison Stewart), Colleen Zenk-Pinter
(Barbara Ryan), Billy Magnussen (Casey
Hughes), Grayson McCouch (Dusty
Donovan), Michael Park ( Jack Snyder),
Austin Peck (Brad Snyder), Ellery Cap-
shaw (Natalie Snyder), Ewa da Cruz (Vi-
enna Hyatt), Marie Masters (Susan Stew-
art), Anthony Herrera ( James Stenbeck),
Kathleen Widdoes (Emma Snyder), Sam
Stone (Daniel Hughes), Deirdre Skiles
(Danielle Andropoulos), Wolfe Parks
(Dallas Griffin), Julie Pinson ( Janet Cic-
cone), Chauntee Schuler (Bonnie McK-
echnie), Laurence Lau (Brian Wheatley),
Meredith Hagner (Liberty Ciccone), Allie
Gornec (Sage Snyder), Jake Silbermann
(Noah Mayer). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Christopher Goutman. Senior Pro-
ducer: Carole Shure. Producer: Vivian
Gundaker. Associate Producer: Jennifer
Maloney.
645 Ask This Old House. (Reality;
PBS; Premiered: October 12, 2002)
The program responds to home repair
questions by demonstrating the techniques
needed to repair, build or tackle some do-
it-yourself project.
Host : Kevin O’Connor. Regulars:
Tom Silva (contractor), Roger Cook (land-
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scaper), Richard Thretheway (plumber),
Norm Abram (carpenter). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Russell Morash. Producer:
Bruce Irving, David Vos, Chris Deck.
646 At the Movies. (Reviews; Syn.;
Premiered: September 1982)
A weekly look at current movies with a
“thumbs up” or “thumbs down” to each
film that is discussed. The series began as
Sneak Previews and aired locally in Chi-
cago in 1975. Also known as Siskel and
Ebert at the Movies.
Hosts: Roger Ebert (1982–2008), Gene
Siskel (1982–1986), Bill Harris (1986–
1988), Rex Reed (1986–1990), Dixie
Whatley (1988–1990), Richard Roeper
(2000–2008), Ben Lyons and Ben Man-
kiewicz (2008– ). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Don Dupree. Supervising Producer:
David Plummer.
647 A.T.O.M.— Alpha Teens on
Machines. (Cartoon; Jetix; Premiered:
August 27, 2005)
Mr. Lee is a mysterious scientist (head
of Lee International) who has created a se-
ries of unique crime fighting vehicles. He
has also organized five teens (Axel, Hawk,
King, Lioness and Shark) as his team.
Their mission: protect the city from
Alexander Paine, an evil crime lord and
his band of criminals.
Voice Cast: James Arnold Taylor (Axel
Manning), Ali Mauzey (Cat “Lioness”
Leone), Charlie Schlatter (Zack “Hawk”
Hawkes), Alois Hooge (Crey “King”
Kingston), Tom Kenny (Mr. Lee), Clancy
Brown (Alexander Paine). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Olivier Dumont, Michael
Lekes, Jacqueline Tordsman. Producer:
Sylvie Barro, Bruno Branchi, Greg Klein,
Thomas Pugsley. Music: Alain Garcia,
Noam Kaniel.
648 Avatar: The Last Airbender.
(Cartoon; Cartoon Network; February 21,
2005 to August 9, 2008)
At one point in time the Air Nomads,
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the Earth Kingdom, the Fire Nation and
the Water Tribe ruled the Earth. Each so-
ciety possessed a “bender,” a man or
woman who was capable of “bending”
(harnessing their inborn talent to manip-
ulate their native element). Each bender is
called an Avatar and each Avatar keeps his
or her society in perfect harmony. The evil
leaders of the Fire Nation seek world dom-
ination and begin a quest to destroy the
other nations. An Avatar has not been re-
born into the Air Nomads and the Water,
Earth and Air tribes are facing extinction
as the Avatar cycle appears to have been
broken. In the South Pole, Water Tribe
members Katara and her brother Sokka,
find Aang, a 12-year-old boy frozen in an
iceberg. After releasing him, Katara and
Sokka learn that Aang is an Air Bender
and the long-lost Avatar of the Air No-
mads. With a strong knowledge of the
Avatar, Katara and Sokka must safeguard
Aang and teach him how to master the el-
ements of all four nations to save the world
from the Fire Nation.
Voice Cast : Mae Whitman (Katara),
Jack De Sana (Sokka), Zach Tyler Eisen
(Aang), Mitchel Musso (Aang; later),
Dante Basco (Prince Zuko), Olivia Hack
(Ty Lee), Mako (Uncle Iroh) Johanna
Braddy (Princess Yue). Credits: Executive
Producer: Bryan Konietzko, Michael Di-
Martino. Producer: Aaron Ehasz. Music:
Benjamin Wynn, Jeremy Zuckerman.
649 The Bachelor. (Reality; ABC;
Premiered: March 25, 2002)
The basic format has one handsome
bachelor attempting to choose the one girl
he would like as his own from a field of 25
eligible women.
Host: Chris Harrison. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Lisa Levenson, Mike Fleiss.
Co-Executive Producer: David Bohnert,
Jason A. Carbone, Scott Jeffress. Supervis-
ing Producer: Shantel Klinger, Sam Korkis,
Sally Ann Salsano, Monica Stock. Pro-
ducer: Rebecca Eisen, Ross Breitenbach,
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Tracey Finley, Tess Gamba, Tiffany Mc-
Linn Lore, Alycia Rossiter. Music: Timo-
thy Edwards, Danny Lux, Rob Cairns,
John Carta.
650 The Bachelorette. (Reality;
ABC; January 8, 2003 to July 7, 2008)
Bachelor spin off wherein one woman,
introduced to 25 single men, must choose
the one she would like to be with. She
eliminates those she feels are not right for
her and in the final episode reveals her
choice (who has the option of accepting
or rejecting her).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mike Fleiss.
Co-Executive Producer: Lisa Levenson,
Scott Jeffress, Jason A. Carbone, Sally Ann
Salsano, Clay Newbill. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Tiffany McLinn Lore, Shantel
Klinger. Producer: Heather Adams, David
Bohnert, Hayley Goggin, Dan Morando.
Music: Danny Lux, John Carta, Rob
Cairns.
651 Back to the Barnyard. (Car-
toon; Nickelodeon; Premiered: Septem-
ber 29, 2007)
An animated series that picks up from
where the theatrical feature Barnyard
leaves off. It is the story of a cow (Otis)
who would like nothing more to do than
be a slacker but he must live up to his re-
sponsibilities: protecting the animals on
his farm.
Voice Cast : Chris Hardwick (Otis),
Wanda Sykes (Bessie), Rob Paulsen (Peck),
Maria Bamford (Mrs. Beady), Steve
Oedekerk (Mr. Beady), Jeff Garcia (Pip),
Cam Clarke (Freddy), Toni Insani (Pig),
Dom Irrera (Duke). Credits: Supervising
Producer: Jed Spingain. Producer: Margaret
M. Dean, Paul Marshall. Associate Pro-
ducer: Kyle Jolly.
652 Back to You. (Comedy; Fox;
September 19, 2007 to May 14, 2008)
Chuck Darling, a self-centered ladies’
man, and Kelly Carr, an uptight know-it-
all, are news anchors for WURG-TV,
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Channel 9 in Pittsburgh. They co-anchor
the station’s 6 P.M. and 10 P.M. newscasts
and stories relate events in their home and
work lives. Chuck and Kelly appear to
have great chemistry on camera, but off
camera they dislike each other and have
only one thing in common — Kelly’s 10-
year-old daughter, Gracie (the result of a
one night stand she and Chuck had on
New Year’s Eve). Stories also focus on the
newsroom staff: Marsh McGinley, the
sports anchor; Montana Diaz Herrera, the
sexy weathergirl; Ryan Church, the news
director; and Gary Crezyzewski (pro-
nounced kre-shoov-ski), the field reporter
who always gets the worst assignments.
Cast : Kelsey Grammer (Chuck Dar-
ling), Patricia Heaton (Kelly Carr), Laura
Marano (Gracie Carr), Fred Willard
(Marsh McGinley), Ayda Field (Montana
Diaz Herrera), Josh Gad (Ryan Church),
Ty Burrell (Gary Crezyzewski). Credits:
Executive Producer: James Burrows, Steven
Levitan, Christopher Lloyd. Producer:
Tony Hicks. Music: Paul Buckley, John
Adair, Steve Hampton.
653 The Backyardigans. (Cartoon;
Nickelodeon; Premiered: October 11,
2004)
Fantasy is combined with Broadway-
like music and songs to relate the adven-
tures of a group of children whose back
yard transforms into a magical fantasy
land.
Voice Cast: Naelee Rae (Tasha), Gianna
Bruzzese (Tasha; later), Reginald Davis,
Jr. (Tyrone), Jordan Coleman (Tyrone;
later) Jonah Bobo (Austin), La Shawn Jef-
feries (Uniqua), Zach Tyler (Pablo). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Scott Dyer, Doug
Murphy, Robert Scull, Janice Burgess. Co-
Executive Producer: Jonny Bell. Supervis-
ing Producer: Pamela Lehn, Ellen Martino,
Patricia Burns. Producer: Ruta Cube.
Music: Evan Lurie, Douglas Wieselman.
654 The Bad Boys of Comedy.
(Comedy; HBO; Premiered: June 10, 2005)
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Up and coming comedians are given a
chance to entertain in front of a live audi-
ence at the Brooklyn Academy of Music
in New York.
Host: Sean “P. Diddy” Combs. Act In-
troductions: Doug E. Fresh. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Sean “P. Diddy” Combs,
Walter Latham. Supervising Producer: John
Irwin.
655 The Bad Girls Club. (Reality;
Oxygen; Premiered: December 5, 2006)
Several self professed “bad girls” are
placed together in a Los Angeles house
with cameras capturing the “drama” as the
girls attempt to live with each other.
Girls (Cycle 1): Ty Colliers, JoAnna
Hernandez, Andrea Lange, Leslie Ram-
sue, Jodie Howell, Kerry Harvick, Ripsi
Terzian, Aimee Landi, Zara Sprankle,
DeAnn. Girls (Cycle 2): Cordella Gitter,
Darlen Escobar, Jennavecia Russo, Hanna
Thompson, Neveen Ismail, Tanisha
Thomas, Lyric. Girls (Cycle 3): Aliea,
Amber B., Amber M., Kayla, Sarah,
Tiffany, Whitney. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Jonathan Murray. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Dana DeMars, Laura Korkoian. Su-
pervising Producer: Maria Akl, Benjamin
Greenberg. Producer: Robert Brehmer.
Music: Dan Beyer, Jeff McDonough.
656 Baldwin Hills. (Reality; BET;
July 10, 2007 to August 19, 2008)
The experiences of African American
teenagers are chronicled as they deal with
everyday issues with family and friends.
Casts vary with each cycle.
Credits: Executive Producer: Marc
Brown, Sheri Maroufkhani, Michael Mc-
Namara, Bill Rademaekers. Supervising
Producer: Michael H. Miller, Talika Fre-
undlich. Music: Rico Laurie.
657 Barefoot Contessa. (Cooking;
Food Network; Premiered: November 30,
2002)
Meal preparation and cooking short
cuts with chef Ina Garten. Taped at her
home in the Hamptons (New York).
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Host: Ina Garten. Credits: Executive
Producer: Rachel Purnell. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Olivia Ball. Producer: Carl Green,
Sophie Selden. Director: Ben Warwick,
Stuart Bateup.
658 Barney and Friends. (Children;
PBS; Premiered: April 1, 1992)
A purple dinosaur (Barney) entertains
and teaches children aspects of life,
mostly courtesy and manners. Barney
is surrounded by a group of children and
is assisted by Baby Bop and his brother
B.J.
Cast: Bob West (Barney), Dean Wendt
(Barney), Carey Stinson (Barney), David
Joyner (Barney), Jeff Ayres (Baby Bop),
Patty Wirtz (B.J.), Jeff Brook (B.J.). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Dennis De Shazer,
Randy A. Dalton. Supervising Producer:
Linda Houston. Producer: Ben Vaughn.
Associate Producer: Julie Hutchings, R.
Shawn Kelly, Charlotte Spivey.
659 Battlestar Galactica. (Science
Fiction; Sci Fi; December 8, 2003 to
March 20, 2009)
A revised version of the 1978 ABC series
of the same title. In a futuristic era, the in-
habitants of the Twelve Colonies created
intelligent robots called Cylons to work as
slaves and soldiers to fight humanities
wars. Over time, the Cyclons became
aware of their unrealistic situation and re-
belled. A war ensued between man and
machine but ended in a stalemate when
the Cylons retreated to a remote section of
outer space. After 39 years of peace the
Cyclons launched an unprovoked attack
on the Twelve Colonies and destroyed bil-
lions of lives. There were survivors: those
stationed aboard the Galactica, a giant bat-
tleship commanded by William Adama.
With knowledge of a distant 13th colony
(Earth) the surviving members of the
Twelve Colonies seek to preserve mankind
by finding Earth. Stories relate their efforts
while constantly battling the pursuing Cy-
lons who seek to destroy them. See also
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Battlestar Galactica: The Face of the Enemy
(program 37).
Cast : Edward James Olmos (Admr.
William Adama), Katee Sackhoff (Capt.
Kara “Starbuck” Thrace), Mary McDon-
nell (Pres. Laura Roslin), Tricia Helfer
(Number 6), Grace Park (Lt. Sharon
“Athena” Agathon), Jamie Bamber (Capt.
Lee “Apollo” Adama), James Callis (Dr.
Gaius Baltar), Aaron Douglas (Off. Galen
Tyrol), Tahmoh Penikett (Lt. Karl C.
“Helo” Agathon), Kandyse McClure (Off.
Anastasia Dualla), Alessandro Juliani (Lt.
Felix Gaeta), Nicki Clyne (Specialist
Cally), Bodie Olmos (Brendan “Hot Dog”
Costanza), Leah Cairns (Lt. Margaret
“Racetrack” Edmonson), Luciana Carro
(Lt. Louanne “Kat” Katraine), Michael
Hogan (Colonel Saul Tigh), Aaron Doug-
las (Chief Galen Tyrol), Michael Trucco
(Ensign Samuel Anders), Nicki Clyne
(Specialist Cally Henderson), Donnelly
Rhodes (Dr. Cottle), Lucy Lawless
(D’Anna Biers), Kate Vernon (Ellen Tigh),
Luciana Carro (Capt. Louanne “Kat” Ka-
traine). Credits: Executive Producer:
Ronald D. Moore, David Eick. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Mark Verheiden, Toni
Graphia, Michael Angeli. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Michael Taylor. Producer: Harvey
Frand, Michael Rymer, Mark Verheiden.
Co-Producer: Paul M. Leonard, David
Weddle, Bradley Thompson. Consulting
Producer: Glen A. Larson. Music: Ben Mc-
Creary, Richard Gibbs.
660 BBQ with Bobby Flay. (Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: January 1,
2004)
Master grilling chef Bobby Flay takes to
the open road to discover how Americans
from New York to Alaska barbeque their
favorite foods.
Host: Bobby Flay. Credits: Executive
Producer: Gary H. Grossman, Steve Lange,
Robb Weller. Supervising Producer: Amy
Corral. Producer: Shannon Hall, Karen
Juve, Aileen Martinez.
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661 Beauty and the Geek. (Reality;
WB/CW; June 1, 2005 to August 19,
2008)
Seven absolutely gorgeous girls and
seven self-proclaimed geeks are placed to-
gether and paired up. The girls have had
plenty of dating experience but the guys
are lacking such skills (as well as social
function abilities). Couples are assigned
tasks with the weakest performers being
eliminated. The one couple that outper-
forms the others split $250,000.
Host: Mike Richards. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Ashton Kutcher, John Foy,
Jason Goldberg, Todd A. Nelson, J.D.
Roth, Nick Santora. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Brian Richardson, Eli Holzman.
Producer: Adam Paul. Music: Mark T.
Williams, Jeff Lippencott.
662 Behind the Bash. (Reality; Food
Network; Premiered: October 1, 2006)
A behind-the-scenes look at the prepa-
rations that go into lavish parties — from
New York to Las Vegas.
Host: Giada De Laurentis. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Bruce David Klein. Co-
Executive Producer: Maria Lane. Producer:
Clare O’Donohue.
663 The Best Years. (Drama; The N;
Premiered: May 22, 2007)
The lives of a group of freshmen at
Charles University in Boston are profiled
as they begin “the best years of their lives.”
Particular focus is on Samantha Best, an
orphan with an unstable past, as she sets
out on the most important journey of her
life.
Cast: Charity Shea (Samantha Best),
Athena Karkanis (Dawn Vargaz), Niall
Matter (Trent Hamilton), Brandon Jay
McLaren (Devon Sylver), Jennifer Miller
(Kathryn Klarner), Randall Edwards
(Noah Jensen), Alan Van Sprang (Lee
Campbell), Sherry Miller (Dorothy O’Sul-
livan), Ashley Morris (Shannon Biel), Ron
Lea (Professor Fisher), Siu Ta (Cynthia
Song). Credits: Executive Producer: Aaron
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Martin, Noreen Halpern, John Morayniss. ing to women). Penny works as a waitress
Producer: Bernard Bourrett, Wendy Grean, at the Cheesecake Factory Restaurant (later
Peter Bray, Brenda Greenberg. Music: John a bartender). She was born in Omaha and
Rowley. came to Los Angeles (the series setting) to
become an actress. She calls Sheldon and
664 Beyond the Break. (Drama; The
Leonard “beautiful mind genius guys” and
N; Premiered: June 2, 2006)
is constantly in a fog when they speak in
Oahu, Hawaii provides the setting for a
highly intellectual terms. Leslie Winkle is
dramatic look at the world of surfing as
Leonard’s co-worker.
seen through four girls (Birdie, Dawn,
Cast : Kaley Cuoco (Penny), Johnny
Kai, and Lacey) as they become members
Galecki (Leonard Hofstedter), Jim Parsons
of Wave Sync, the local surfing circuit.
(Sheldon Cooper), Simon Helberg (How-
Cast : Tiffany Hines (Birdie Scott),
ard Wolowitz), Kunal Nayyar (Rajesh
Suzie Pollard (Dawn Preston), Sonya Bal-
Koothrappali), Sara Gilbert (Leslie Win-
mores (Kai Kealoha), Natalie Ramsey
kle), Courtney Henggeler (Missy Cooper,
(Lacey Farmer), David Chokachi ( Justin
Sheldon’s fraternal twin sister). Credits:
Healy), Michael Copon (Vin Keahi), Jim
Executive Producer: Chuck Lorre, Bill
Horigan (Dale Martin), Adam T. Brooks
Prady, Lee Aronsohn. Co-Executive Pro-
(D.J. Reese), Jamie Elle Mann (Liz God-
ducer: Robert Cohen. Producer: Steven
frey), Ross Thomas (Bailey Reese), Jesse
Molaro. Theme Vocal: “The Big Bang The-
Williams (Eric Medina). Credits: Execu-
ory” by Bare Naked Ladies.
tive Producer: David Brookwell, Fernando
Szew, Sean McNamara. Producer: John 666 Big Brother. (Reality; CBS; July
Scherer, Frank Merwald, Jason K. Lau. 5, 2000 to September 16, 2008)
Music: John Coda, Julie Greaux. Thirteen strangers are brought together
and placed in a large residence (the Big
665 The Big Bang Theory. (Com-
Brother House) where they all become
edy; CBS; Premiered: September 24,
houseguests. Cameras follow their daily
2007)
activities and guests must perform specific
Leonard and Sheldon are brilliant Cal
tasks in an attempt to win $500,000. A
Tech physicists and roommates whose lives
panel of judges eliminates the weakest per-
revolve around their work. Life suddenly
formers and the most capable guest wins
changes for them when Penny, a gorgeous,
the prize.
free-spirited girl, movies into the apart-
Host : Julie Chen, April Lewis. An-
ment across from theirs. Leonard and
nouncer: Clayton Halsey. Credits: Exec-
Sheldon rarely interact with other people,
utive Producer: Allison Grodner, Paul
especially women, but Penny has stirred
Romer, Douglas Ross, Arnold Shapiro.
new feelings in Leonard — he now sees
Co-Executive Producer: Don Wollman,
women as “a whole new universe of possi-
Kathleen French, Rich Meehan, Greg
bilities.” Stories follow Leonard as he sets
Stewart, J. Rupert Thompson. Supervising
out to change his life by exploring a world
Producer: John Platt, Tracy Green, Daniel
he has never known before (much to Shel-
Sorseth, Ismael Soto. Music: Ray Colcord.
don’s objections, who feels Leonard and
Penny are never meant to be together). 667 The Big Gay Sketch Show.
Howard and Rajesh are Sheldon and (Comedy; Logo; Premiered: April 24,
Leonard’s socially dysfunctional Cal Tech 2007)
friends (who work in the Department of A cast of mostly unknown comics spoof
Applied Physics; Howard believes he is a everything from Broadway musicals to po-
ladies’ man; Rajesh is incapable of speak- litical candidates.
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Cast: Erica Ash, Dion Flynn, Stephen
Guarino, Julie Goldman, Kate McKinnon,
Jonny McGovern, Nicol Paone, Michael
Serrato. Credits: Executive Producer: Joe
Del Hierro, Dan MacDonald, Rosie
O’Donnell. Producer: Scott King.
668 Big Love. (Drama; HBO; Pre-
miered: March 12, 2006)
Salt Lake City, Utah, is the setting for a
look at the life of William “Bill” Henrick-
son, the owner of a home improvement
store (Home Place) who is also a polyga-
mist. Barbara is his first wife (they are the
parents of Sarah, Ben and Tancy); Nico-
lette is his second wife (Wayne and Ray-
mond are their children); Margene is Bill’s
third wife and they are the parents of
Aaron and infant Lester. Stories relate Bill’s
struggles to balance his life between the
pressures of raising seven children, pleas-
ing three wives and expanding his busi-
ness.
Cast : Bill Paxton (Bill Henrickson),
Jeanne Tripplehorn (Barbara Henrickson),
Chloe Sevigny (Nicolette Henrickson),
Ginnifer Goodwin (Margene Henrickson)
Bruce Dern (Frank Harlow) Grace
Zabriskie (Lois Henrickson) Amanda
Seyfried (Sarah Henrickson) Douglas
Smith (Ben Henrickson) Shawn Doyle
( Joey Henrickson), Jolean Wejbe (Tancy
Henrickson), Melora Walters (Wanda
Henrickson), Harry Dean Stanton (Ro-
man Grant), Mary Kay Place (Adaleen
Grant). Credits: Executive Producer: Gary
Goetzman, Tom Hanks, Mark V. Olsen,
Will Scheffer. Co-Executive Producer:
David Knoller. Supervising Producer:
Jeanette Collins, Mimi Friedman. Music:
Mark Mothersbaugh.
669 Big Shots. (Drama; ABC; Sep-
tember 27, 2007 to January 24, 2008)
A look at the lives of four dysfunctional
CEO’s: James Auster, head of Ameri-Mart
Industries; Duncan Collins, CEO of Re-
veal Cosmetics; Brody James, senior vice
president of Alpha Crisis Management;
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and Karl Mixworth, head of a large phar-
maceutical company. Lisbeth is Duncan’s
ex-wife; Cameron is Duncan’s 19-year-old
daughter; Wendy is Karl’s wife; Marla is
Karl’s mistress; Katie is James’s wife.
Cast: Michael Vartan ( James Auster),
Dylan McDermott (Duncan Collins),
Christopher Titus (Brody Johns), Joshua
Malina (Karl Mixworthy), Nia Long
(Katie), Paige Turco (Lisbeth), Jessica Col-
lins (Marla), Amy Sloan (Wendy), Peyton
List (Cameron). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Jon Harmon Feldman. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Michael Katleman.
670 The Biggest Loser. (Reality;
NBC; Premiered: October 14, 2004)
Obese people, coached by fitness train-
ers and health experts, struggle to lose
weight with the most successful winning
$250,000.
Host: Caroline Rhea, Alison Sweeney.
Credits: Executive Producer: David Droome,
Al Berman, John Foy, Todd A. Nelson,
J.D. Roth, Ben Silverman. Co-Executive
Producer: Troy Searer. Producer: Genevieve
Tackenberg, Derrick Speight, Bradford
Schultze, Marla Roberta, Fred Pichel,
Elayne Cilic, Elizabeth Young. Music:
Mark T. Williams, Jeff Lippencott.
671 The Bill Engvall Show. (Com-
edy; TBS; July 17, 2007 to August 7,
2008)
Bill Pearson, his wife, Susan and their
children, Lauren, Trent and Bryan, live at
4321 Baker Street in Denver, Colorado.
Bill is a family counselor; Susan was a
nurse before marrying. Bill is relaxed and
casual; Susan is practical, vivacious and
sassy; Lauren wants to be hip, not conser-
vative as her parents want her; Trent is a
slacker; Bryan, the youngest, is an expert
on diseases. Stories follow Bill as he tries to
solve family problems—like he does at the
office, but can’t quite accomplish at home.
Paul is Bill’s friend, a man who believes
everything is a conspiracy.
Cast: Bill Engvall (Bill Pearson), Nancy
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Travis (Susan Pearson), Jennifer Lawrence
(Lauren Pearson), Graham Patrick Martin
(Trent Pearson), Skyler Gisondo (Bryan
Pearson), Tim Meadows (Paul DuFrayne).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael Lee-
son, Bill Engvall, J.P. Williams. Producer:
Melanie Patterson. Music: Jonathan Flood.
672 Blue’s Clues. (Cartoon; Nick-
elodeon; Premiered: September 9, 1996)
Each day Blue, a magical blue puppy,
visits Blue’s Clues Playhouse and leaves
her paw prints on three clues. The host
(Steve, then Joe) must figure out the clues
to determine what adventures Blue has in
store for them.
Cast: Traci Paige Johnson (Blue), Steve
Burns (Steve) Donovan Patton ( Joe),
Cheryl Blaylock (Frederica), Shannon
Walker Williams (Miranda), Jean Marie
Castle (Paprika), Corinne Hoffman (Pa-
prika), Cameron Bowen (Periwinkle),
Jansen Panettiere (Periwinkle), Kelly Nigh
(Tickety Tock), Christiana Anbri (Moona).
Credits: Executive Producer: Howard Lit-
ton, Todd Kessler. Co-Executive Producer:
Angela Santomero. Supervising Producer:
Jennifer Twomey.
673 The Bold and the Beautiful.
(Drama; CBS; Premiered: March 23,
1987)
A dramatic look at the world of fash-
ion — its glamour, romance and intrigues,
as seen through the lives of the powerful
Forrester family.
Principal 2008 Cast : Leslie-Anne
Down ( Jacqueline Payne Marone), Susan
Flannery (Stephanie Forrester), Heather
Tom (Katie Logan), Robin Riker (Beth
Logan), Hunter Tylo (Taylor Hayes Ma-
rone), John McCook (Eric Forrester),
Ronn Moss (Ridge Forrester), Jennifer
Gareis (Donna Logan Forrester), Ashley
Jones (Bridget Forrester), Lesli Kay (Feli-
cia Forrester), Katherine Kelly Lang
(Brooke Logan), Mackenzie Mauzy (Phoebe
Forrester), Jacqueline MacInnes Wood
(Steffy Forrester), Jack Wagner (Nick
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Marone), Ronn Moss (Ridge Forrester),
Kyle Lowder (Rick Forrester), Winsor
Harmon (Thorne Forrester), Brandon
Beemer (Owen Knight), Texas Battle
(Marcus Walton), Drew Tyler Bell (Thomas
Forrester), Darcy Rose Byrnes (Abby Carl-
ton), Patrick Duffy (Stephen Logan),
Harley Graham (Alexandra Forrester),
Betty White (Ann Douglas), Ridge Per-
kett (R.J. Forrester), Daniel McVicar
(Clarke Garrison), Dan Martin (Lt. Brad-
ley Baker), Mykel Shannon Jenkins (Char-
lie Baker), Alley Mills (Pam Douglas).
Credits: Executive Producer: Bradley Bell.
Producer: Cynthia J. Popp.
674 Bone Detectives. (Reality; Dis-
covery Channel; Premiered: December 29,
2007)
Archeologists attempt to uncover mys-
teries of the past through bone remnants.
Host: Scott Moore. Credits: Executive
Producer: Michael Branton, Gary R. Benz.
Co-Executive Producer: Michael Shevloff.
Supervising Producer: Rodney Frazier, Car-
rie Riley-Paul. Producer: Brian Tanke.
Music: Scott Hackwith, Adam Peters.
675 Bones. (Crime Drama; Fox; Pre-
miered: September 13, 2005)
Dr. Temperance Brennan, a forensic an-
thropologist with the Jefferson Institute in
Washington, D.C., is the author of the
books Bone Free and Red Tape, White
Bones. She is totally dedicated to helping
authorities solve complex murders where
the only evidence is skeletal remains. See-
ley Booth, a former army sniper turned
FBI agent (also said to be a profiler) is the
law enforcement officer Temperance as-
sists (he calls her “Bones,” something she
really doesn’t like, but accepts). Stories fol-
low their case investigations with Temper-
ance encountering a new perspective on
life as she becomes involved with people
beneath her intellectual status. Angela,
Zack, Jack and Camille work with Tem-
perance at the Jefferson’s medico-legal lab.
Angela is a three dimensional artist and
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can reconstruct a victim’s facial features
from skull remains. Zack is eager to fol-
low in Temperance’s footsteps. Jack is an
expert on insects, minerals and spores.
Camille joined the series in the second sea-
son and replaced the team’s original boss,
Dr. Daniel Goodman, the lab director (his
absence was explained as being on a sab-
batical). Camille is a by-the-books girl and
was previously with the New York City
pathology unit. The series is based on real
life forensic anthropologist Kathy Reichs.
Rebecca is Seeley’s ex-wife; Parker is his
son; Max and Christina are Temperance’s
parents.
Cast: Emily Deschanel (Dr. Temper-
ance Brennan), David Boreanaz (Seeley
Booth), Michaela Conlin (Angela Mon-
tenegro), Eric Millegan (Dr. Zack Addy),
T.J. Thyne (Dr. Jack Hodgins), Jonathan
Adams (Dr. Daniel Goodman), Tamara
Taylor (Dr. Camille Saroyan), Jessica Cap-
shaw (Rebecca Stinson), Ty Panitz (Parker
Booth), Ryan O’Neal (Max Brennan).
Credits: Executive Producer: Barry Joseph-
son, Stephen Nathan, Jonathan Pontell,
Hart Hanson. Co-Executive Producer: Tony
Wharmby, Scott Williams, Craig Silver-
stein, Gary Glasberg, Steve Beers. Super-
vising Producer: Janet Tamaro. Producer:
Jan DeWitt, Steve Blackman, Greg Ball,
Laura Wolner, Kathy Reichs, James Chory,
Dana Coen. Music: Peter Himmelman,
The Crystal Method.
676 Boston Legal. (Drama; ABC;
October 3, 2004 to December 8, 2008).
Spin-off from The Practice that focuses on
a group of brilliant, high-priced but often
emotionally challenged lawyers with the
Boston-based firm of Crane, Poole and
Schmidt.
Cast: James Spader (Alan Shore), Wil-
liam Shatner (Denny Crane), Candice
Bergen (Shirley Schmidt), Rene Auber-
jonois (Paul Lewiston), Julie Bowen
(Denise Bauer), Mark Valley (Brad Chase),
Lake Bell (Sally Heep), Rhona Mitra (Tara
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Wilson), Monica Potter (Lori Colson),
Ryan Michelle Bathe (Sara Holt), Justin
Mentell (Garrett Wells), Christian Clem-
enson ( Jerry Espenson), Constance Zim-
mer (Claire Simms), Monica Potter (Lori
Colson), John Larroquette (Carl Sack),
Tara Summers (Katie Lloyd), Saffron Bur-
rows (Lorraine Weller), Henry Gibson
( Judge Clark Brown). Credits: Executive
Producer: David E. Kelley, Jeff Rake, Bill
D’Elia, Scott Kaufer, Janet Leahy. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Mike Listo, Peter Ocko.
Supervising Producer: Steve Robin, Jon-
athan Shapiro. Producer: Phoef Sutton,
Janet G. Knutsen, Lawrence Broch, An-
drew Kreisberg. Music: Danny Lux.
677 Bounty Girls. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: August 5, 2007)
Jag, Jade, Gloria and Clyde are four
women who operate Sunshine State Bail
Bonds, a bounty-hunting agency in
Miami, Florida. Stories profile the bounty
girls (as they call themselves) as they go
about their business — tracking down bad
guys (and girls) for their offered rewards.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Mark
Marinaccio. Producer: Barbette Somellan.
678 Boy Meets Grill. (Reality; Food
Network; Premiered: January 1, 2003)
The ins and outs of outdoor cooking —
from the grocery shelf to grill with Chef
Bobby Flay.
Host: Bobby Flay. Credits: Producer:
Lauren Deen, John Bergmann.
679 Bride vs. Bride. (Reality; WE;
August 13, 2006 to August 6, 2008)
Brides, grooms and wedding party
members compete in various physical and
mental challenges for the opportunity to
win money for their upcoming ceremony.
Host: Evan Farmer. Credits: Executive
Producer: Mark Hickman. Producer: Char-
lie DeBevoise, Molly Weiss.
680 Bridezillas. (Reality; WE; June
1, 2004 to October 26, 2008)
The hectic world of brides-to-be are
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profiled as each strives to produce the
wedding of her dreams.
Narrator: Mindy Burbano. Credits:
Executive Producer: Mary Pelloni, Sam
Brick, David Green. Supervising Producer:
Ron Davis, Elisa Rothstein. Producer: Paul
Kolsby, Jenny McGonigal, Mario Yates.
Music: Storm Lee.
681 Brotherhood. (Drama; Show-
time; Premiered: July 9, 2006)
Michael and Tommy Caffee are broth-
ers who grew up in an area of Providence,
Rhode Island called the Hill. Tommy is a
family man (married to Eileen; the father
of Mary Rose) and a local politician.
Michael is a gangster who has returned
home after a long absence to gain control
of the Hill’s seedy underground. Stories
relate the conflict that ensues as Tommy
sets out to stop Michael from accomplish-
ing his shady goal.
Cast : Jason Clarke (Tommy Caffee),
Jason Isaacs (Michael Caffee), Annabeth
Gish (Eileen Caffee), Fiona C. Erickson
(Mary Rose Caffee), Fionnula Flanagan
(Rose Caffee), Kevin Chapman (Freddie
Cork), Brian Scannell (Silent John), Frank
Ridley (Terry Mulligan), Billy Smith
(Kevin “Moe” Reilly). Credits: Executive
Producer: Elizabeth Stephens, Blake Mas-
ters. Co-Executive Producer: Nicole Yorkin.
Producer: Donna E. Bloom. Music: Gary
Meister, Jeff Rona.
682 Brothers and Sisters. (Drama;
ABC; Premiered: September 24, 2006)
Ojai Foods is a Los Angeles–based com-
pany run by the Walker family. William
and Nora are the parents; Kitty, Sarah,
Thomas, Justin and Kevin are their chil-
dren. Each family member has their issues
with the world and each other and in
soap opera–like fashion — from unhappy
marriages, financial woes to unfulfilled
dreams — the saga of the Walker family is
presented. Betty Buckley played the part of
Nora in the unaired pilot film.
Cast: Sally Field (Nora Walker), Cal-
Burn / 683
ista Flockhart (Kitty Walker), Dave
Annable ( Justin Walker), Balthazar Getty
(Tommy Walker), Matthew Rhys (Kevin
Walker), Sarah Jane Morris ( Julia Walker),
Rachel Griffiths (Sarah Whedon), John
Pyper-Ferguson ( Joe Whedon), Ron Rif-
kin (Saul Holden), Tom Skerritt (William
Walker), Patricia Wettig (Holly Harper),
Kerris Dordey (Paige Whedon), Rob Lowe
(Robert McCallister), Treat Williams
(David Morton), Keri Lynn Pratt (Amber
Trachtenberg). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Jon Robin Baitz, Ken Olin. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Sarah Caplan, Craig
Wright, Emily Whitesell, Molly Newman.
Producer: Michael Morris, Nicole Car-
rasco, Jessica Mecklenburg. Music: Blake
Neely.
683 Burn Notice. (Drama; USA; Pre-
miered: June 28, 2007)
While on a dangerous undercover as-
signment in Nigeria, highly decorated CIA
agent Michael Westen receives a burn no-
tice (services no longer required). The mis-
sion goes sour but Michael manages to es-
cape and returns to his hometown of
Miami Beach, Florida. He finds the CIA
has, for reasons he cannot figure out,
frozen his bank accounts, cancelled his
credit cards and refuses to acknowledge
that he even exists. Through a contact at
the CIA, a friend who cannot answer his
questions, and is not a part of the cover
up, Michael is given some help. He is told
to seek out a man named Sam, an alco-
holic ex–military intelligence agent (and
“ex–everything else” as he says). Sam has
contacts and sets him up as a private detec-
tive to solve the problems of people who
cannot contact the police for help. Stories
follow Michael as he tries to find out why
he was given the burn notice and who is re-
sponsible for turning his life upside down.
Sam and Fiona, a former IRA operative,
assist Michael on his cases. Madeline is
Michael’s hypochondriac mother.
Cast: Jeffrey Donovan (Michael Westen),
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Gabrielle Anwar (Fiona), Bruce Campbell 686 Californication. (Comedy; Show-

(Sam), Sharon Gless (Madeline). Credits: time; Premiered: August 13, 2007)
Executive Producer: Matt Nix, Mikkel When his book, God Hates Us All is sold
Bondesen. Producer: Jeff Freilich. Co-Pro- for movie rights, Hank Moody moves
ducer: David Levine. from New York to Los Angeles. The film
is produced as a comedy called A Crazy
684 Caitlin’s Way. (Drama; The N;
Little Thing Called Love and Hank, who
Premiered: March 9, 2000)
feels the system has let him down, devel-
Caitlin Seeger is a teenager living in
ops a serious case of writer’s block. He re-
Philadelphia. She was orphaned at the age
treats into his own little world and refuses
of eight and given up for adoption. She
to listen to his agent (Charlie) or pub-
grew up with an attitude and learned well
lisher. Self-pity and unemployment now
the way of the streets. As she matured, she
seem to suit him. He has also let his ap-
found herself in trouble with the law. After
pearance go (perpetually unshaven) but
a series of petty thefts, she was arrested but
(in accord with the title) he does manage
given a chance to avoid jail by living with
to attract beautiful women. Karen is
relatives, the Lowes, the owners of a ranch
Hank’s ex-girlfriend; Becca is his teenage
in Montana. Stories follow Caitlin as she
daughter (by Karen); Bill is Karen’s cur-
struggles to shed her criminal ways and
rent love interest; Mia is Bill’s teenage
adjust to a life that is totally strange to her.
daughter from a prior marriage. Stories
Cast: Lindsay Felton (Caitlin Seeger),
follow Hank as he struggles to live with
Cynthia Belliveau (Dori Lowe), Jeremy
the inner turmoil that haunts him.
Foley (Griffen Lowe), Ken Tremblett ( Jim
Cast : David Duchovny (Hank
Lowe), Jason McSkimming (Will Find-
Moody), Natascha McElhone (Karen),
lay), Stephen Warner (Brett Stevens), Tania
Madeleine Martin (Becca), Madeline
Saulnier (Taylor Langford). Credits: Exec-
Zima (Mia), Danian Young (Bill), Evan
utive Producer: Jay Firestone, Adam Haight,
Handler (Charlie). Credits: Executive Pro-
John Lynch, Tommy Lynch. Producer: He-
ducer: Tom Kapinos, David Duchovny,
lene White, Jana Veverka, Ray Sager, Gary
Stephen Hopkins. Co-Executive Producer:
L. Stephenson, Tony Thatcher, Victoria
Melanie Greene. Producer: Anne Kind-
Woods. Music: Reg Powell.
berg. Music: Tyler Bates.
685 Cake. (Children; CBS; Premiered:
687 Camouflage. (Game; Game
September 16, 2006)
Show Network; Premiered: July 2, 2007)
A program geared to teenage girls that
A board with scrambled letters appears
encourages them to be creative through
on stage. A clue is given by the host that
the activities of Cake, a girl who hosts the
informs two players of the word or words
cable access show Cake TV. Miracle and
that must be found. Puzzles begin at $200
Amy are her assistants (on craft projects);
(then increase to $300) but decrease by
Benjamin is their producer.
$10 for each letter that has to be removed
Cast : Christa B. Allen (Cake), Anna
before one of the players guesses the word.
Maria Perez De Tagle (Miracle), Emily
The highest scoring player wins.
Everhard (Amy Foster), Keegan McFad-
Host: Roger Lodge. Credits: Executive
den (Benjamin Turner). Credits: Execu-
Producer: Jonathan Barry, Terrence Mc-
tive Producer: Andy Heyward, Michael
Donnell. Producer: John Alexander. Music:
Milliani, Sean McNamara, David Brook-
Scooter Pietsch.
well. Co-Executive Producer: Laura Keats.
Producer: Pixie Wespiser. Co-Producer: 688 Camp Lazlo. (Cartoon; Cartoon
Frank Merwald. Music: Ron Wasserman. Network; July 8, 2005 to March 27, 2008)
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The adventures of a group of talking
animals that attend Camp Kidney, a sum-
mer camp in the Pimpleback Mountains.
Lazlo, a Brazilian Monkey, Raj, an Indian
elephant and Clam, a pygmy rhino are the
main characters.
Voice Cast: Carlos Alazraqui (Lazlo/
Clam), Glenn Bennett (Raj), Jill Tilley
(Nina/Gretchen), Jodi Benson (Patsy
Smiles/Jane Doe), Tom Kenny (Lumpus/
Slinkman). Credits: Executive Producer:
Brian A. Miller, Joe Murray. Supervising
Producer: Jennifer Pelphrey. Producer: Sha-
reena Carlson, Mark O’Hare.
689 The Captain and Casey Show.
(Reality; Fuel TV; Premiered: August 16,
2004)
Comedy mixed with reality as sports
anchormen Casey and the Captain pres-
ent the worst (amateurs) and the best the
skateboarding world has to offer.
Cast: Chris Casey (Casey), Jeff Carlson
(The Captain). Credits: Producer: John
Layne, Matt Solomon. Segment Producer:
Keith Davidson, Jordan Bloch, Dave
Bergthold, Mike Kathman. Music: Robb
Williamson.
690 Captured. (Reality; Oxygen; Oc-
tober 7, 2007 to June 2, 2008)
A shocking event — anything from a
disappearance to a murder is revealed. To
help solve the case, a strong female pro-
tagonist (from police officer, to D.A. to
friend of the victim) is profiled as she
pieces together the facts to bring the case
to a successful conclusion.
Narrator: Mason Pettit. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Stephen Land, Geoffrey
Proud. Co-Executive Producer: Zak Wes-
field. Supervising Producer: Deborah Daw-
kins. Producer: Brian O’Connor. Director:
Jeffrey S. Woods.
691 The Carol DuVall Show. (Talk;
HGTV; Premiered: January 1, 1996)
Daily program of craft and decorating
tips.
Cathouse / 694
Host: Carol DuVall. Credits: Executive
Producer: Steve Lange, Robb Weller, Gary
H. Grossman. Supervising Producer: Kelly
Ehrlich. Producer: Laura Brown-Fulp, Bob
Levitan.
692 Carpoolers. (Comedy; ABC;
October 2, 2007 to March 4, 2008)
Simplistic comedy about the incidents
that befall four friends (Aubrey, Dougie,
Gracen and Laird) who use the carpool
lane to work each day.
Cast: Faith Ford (Leila), Jerry O’Con-
nell (Laird Holcomb), Fred Goss (Gracen),
Jerry Minor (Aubrey), Tim Pepe (Dougie),
Allison Munn (Cindy), T.J. Miller (Mar-
maduke). Credits: Executive Producer:
David Miner, Darryl Frank, Justin Falvey,
Bruce McCulloch, Marsh McCall. Pro-
ducer: Emily Cutler, Dan Kaplow, Steve
Leff. Music: David Schwartz.
693 Cash Cab. (Game; Discovery
Channel; Premiered: December 5, 2005)
A game show that is played in a moving
taxicab. Passengers are the contestants. As
the taxi begins its journey, the driver asks
the passenger a series of questions worth
from $25 to $100 each. A player wins what
money he can until he reaches his destina-
tion.
Host : Ben Bailey. Credits: Executive
Producer: Ron Deutsch, Tom Cohen. Su-
pervising Producer: John Bertholon. Pro-
ducer: Fred Grinstein. Music: Matt An-
thony, Stephen O’Reilly.
694 Cathouse. (Erotica; HBO; Pre-
miered: June 16, 2005)
The Moonlite Bunny Ranch is a legal
brothel in Carson City, Nevada. The frank
series focuses on the legal prostitutes
(called Bunnies) and their dealings with
customers (including sexual activity).
While not an X-rated feature, the program
is quite explicit and also attempts to shed
light on the ins and outs of running a
brothel. The concept began in 2002 as an
HBO documentary called Cathouse. It was
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followed by another special, Cathouse:
Back in the Saddle in 2005. In addition to
the series, five additional specials aired in
2008: Cathouse: The Musical, Cathouse:
Come to the Party, The Best of Cathouse:,
Cathouse: Menage a Trois and Cathouse:
What’s on the Menu (a “real hot cooking
show” that demonstrates how the sizzling
Bunny Ranch delicacies are served). Cast
and credits are the same for the series and
specials.
Host : Dennis Hof, Madam Suzette.
Bunnies: Brook Taylor, Sunset Thomas,
Bridget Powers, Isabella Soprano, Monica
Morris, Tiffany Taylor, Shy Love, Shelley
Dushell, Melody Lane. Credits: Executive
Producer: Dennis Hof, Sheila Nevin. Super-
vising Producer: George Ciccarone. Pro-
ducer: Patti Kaplan. Co-Producer: Laissa
Bills, Michael Goldfine. Associate Producer:
Marni Rothman.
695 Celebrity Expose. (Reality; My
Network TV; October 1, 2007 to Septem-
ber 15, 2008)
In-depth celebrity profiles that expose
the good and bad aspects of a subject’s life.
Host: Tony Potts. Announcer: Ryan
Henry. Credits: Executive Producer: Rob
K. Silverstein. Supervising Producer: Mike
Marson, Adam Jordan. Producer: Cara
Petry, David Shapiro.
696 Celebrity Fit Club. (Reality;
VH-1; Premiered: January 9, 2005)
Eight celebrities who are a bit over-
weight appear and are divided into two
teams. They must perform various exer-
cise challenges in an attempt to lose
weight. The day after each challenge the
celebrities weigh in and are judged by a
panel of experts on their progress (or lack
of it).
Judges: Dr. Ian Smith, Dr. Linda Pa-
padoupolos, Dr. Stacey Kaiser, Harvey
Walden, Maria Peer. Celebrities Include:
Tina Yothers, Erika Eleniak, Maureen Mc-
Cormick, Daniel Baldwin, Erin Moran,
Dustin Diamond, Willie Aames, Kim
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Coles, Jackee Harry, Gary Busey, Victoria
Jackson. Credits: Executive Producer: Jonas
Larson, Dagmar Charlton, Curt North-
rup. Supervising Producer: Greg Heller,
Scott Cooper. Producer: Rebecca Dienno,
Todd Modisett.
697 Celebrity Rap Superstar. (Re-
ality; MTV; Premiered: August 30, 2007)
Personalities from the world of music,
film, TV and sports compete for the op-
portunity to become “The Celebrity Rap
Superstar.” Celebrities are mentored by ac-
claimed rappers and judged by rapper Da
Brat — who eliminates the weakest per-
formers and selects the best as the Celeb-
rity Rap Superstar.
Host : Liz Hernandez, Kevin Hart.
Credits: Executive Producer: Joel Gallen,
Pamela Kohl, Kim Rickabaugh, Mark
Schulman, Giuliana DePandi. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Aaron Lee. Producer: Josh
Greenberg. Music: Dylan Berry.
698 Charlie and Lola. (Cartoon;
Disney; Premiered: March 1, 2005)
Charlie is a very responsible eight-year-
old. Lola is his mischievous five-year-old
sister. Charlie feels obligated to take Lola
under his wing and guide her through life
by showing her right from wrong. Stories
follow Charlie as he helps Lola out of the
situations her eagerness gets her into.
Voice Cast : Jethro Lundie-Brown
(Charlie), Maisie Cowell (Lola). Credits:
Executive Producer: Andrew Zein, Michael
Carrington. Producer: Claudia Lloyd,
Nikki Chaplin.
699 Chefography. (Profile; Food Net-
work; Premiered: March 13, 2006)
A profile of the home and working lives
of chefs who have appeared on the Food
Network.
Narrator: J.V. Martin. Chefs Include:
Rachael Ray, Sandra Lee, Emeril Lagasse,
Bobby Flay, Paula Deen, Giada De Lau-
rentis, Wolfgang Puck, Tyler Florence.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary H.
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Grossman, Steve Lange, Robb Weller. Su-
pervising Producer: Nancy Gimbrone.
700 Chelsea Lately. (Comedy; E!;
July 16, 2007 to December 5, 2008)
Comedian Chelsea Handler interviews
ordinary people on random subjects as
well as spoofing everything from movies
and TV to news and politicians.
Host: Chelsea Handler. Co-Host: Chuy
Bravo. Regulars: Carrie Keagan, Sarah
Colonna, Michael Yo, Brad Wollack. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Corin Nelson,
Mark Schulman, Brent Zacky. Supervising
Producer: Peter Johansen, Sue Murphy, John
Axelson. Producer: Adam Kleid. Associate
Producer: John Milford, John Paparazzo.
701 Chowder. (Cartoon; Cartoon
Network; Premiered: November 2, 2007)
Events in the hectic life of Chowder, an
apprentice boy chef at a catering company
in Marzipan City.
Voice Cast : Nicky Jones (Chowder),
Dwight Schultz (Mung Daal), John Di-
Maggio (Schnitzel), Liliana Mumy (Pa-
nini), Tara Strong (Truffles), Dana Snyder
(Gazpacho), Will Shadley (Gorgonzola).
Credits: Executive Producer: C.H. Green-
blatt. Producer: Louis J. Cuck. Music: Zac
Pike, Dan Boer.
702 Chuck. (Comedy; NBC; Pre-
miered: September 24, 2007)
Intersect, a U.S. government computer
that stores the nation’s most vital informa-
tion, is compromised by a rogue CIA agent
(Bruce). Before he is caught, Bryce de-
stroys the computer but downloads all its
information into an e-mail that he sends to
his former college friend, Chuck Bar-
towski. Chuck, a computer geek, works
at the Nerd Herd, an electronics store in
the Buy More Mall in Los Angeles. When
Chuck sees that he has an e-mail from
Bryce, he opens it. The sublimely encoded
message down loads the entire computer
file into his brain. Immediately, Chuck be-
comes the concern of both the CIA and
Closer / 704
the NSA as the fate of the world now rests
in his hands. To protect Chuck, now a liv-
ing “computer” whose brain contains sen-
sitive information, the government assigns
two agents to watch over him: NSA agent
John Casey (who works undercover as a
salesman at the Nerd Herd) and CIA agent
Sarah Walker (who, while working as a
waitress at the hot dog stand Weinerli-
cious, pretends to be Chuck’s girlfriend).
Chuck must now live a dual life — com-
puter geek and the government’s most
valuable agent. Stories follow Chuck’s re-
luctant efforts to perform missions re-
quired by the government. Ellie is Chuck’s
sister; Morgan is his best friend; Devon is
Ellie’s boyfriend.
Cast: Zachary Levi (Chuck Bartowski),
Adam Baldwin (Major John Casey),
Yvonne Strahovski (Sarah Walker), Sarah
Lancaster (Ellie Bartowski), Joshua Gomez
(Morgan Grimes), Ryan McPartland
(Devon), Mark Christopher Lawrence
(Big Mike) Bonita Friedericy (General
Beckman). Credits: Executive Producer:
Josh Schwartz, McG. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Chris Fedak. Producer: Paul Marks.
Music: Tim Jones.
703 Cities of the Underworld. (Re-
ality; History Channel; Premiered: April
23, 2007)
An exploration of various buildings in
cities around the world to uncover the hid-
den engineering feats that enabled their
construction at a time when such feats
were thought too difficult or impossible.
Host : Eric Geller, Don Wildman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dolores Ga-
vin, Lauren Lexton, Tom Rogan, Sarah
Wetherbee, Marlene Braga. Supervising
Producer: Chris Bray. Producer: Alison
Hynes, Thea Bergeron, Katarina Parks.
Music: Adam Small.
704 The Closer. (Crime Drama;
TNT; Premiered: June 13, 2005)
Brenda Johnson is a first rate interroga-
tor who can obtain confessions and close
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a case. She was trained by the FBI and first 706 The Colbert Report. (Comedy;
worked as a detective with the Atlanta Po- Comedy Central; Premiered: October 17,
lice Department before being recruited by 2005)
the L.A.P.D. to head a department as a Satirical views of contemporary issues
Deputy Police Chief. Brenda is tough- as interpreted by comedian Stephen Col-
minded and the only female in a squad of bert.
male detectives (some of whom resent her Host: Stephen Colbert. Credits: Exec-
for her quick move up the departmental utive Producer: Stephen Colbert, Jon Stew-
ladder). Brenda is totally focused on her art, Allison Silverman. Co-Executive Pro-
career and does what she has to obtain a ducer: Meredith Bennett. Supervising
confession. In times of stress her will Producer: Allison Silverman, Rich Dahm.
power tends to desert her. Stories are quite Producer: Samantha Scharff.
realistic and focuses on Brenda and her
707 Cold Case. (Crime Drama; CBS;
team as they investigate crimes.
Premiered: September 28, 2003)
Cast: Kyra Sedgwick (Brenda Johnson),
Unsolved cases are labeled “Cold Cases”
J.K. Simmons (Chief Will Pope), Corey
by police departments and usually placed
Reynolds (Sgt. David Gabriel), Anthony
in their basement morgues. One Philadel-
John Dennison (Det. Andy Flynn), Jon
phia police woman, Lily Rush, has taken
Tenney (Agent Fritz Howard), G.W. Bai-
an interest in such cases and has vowed to
ley (Det. Lt. Provenza), Robert Gossett
see that these people see closure just as the
(Captain Taylor), Barry Corbin (Clay
victims of active cases do. For Lily and her
Johnson; Brenda’s father), Frances Stern-
team, a piece of evidence emerges from the
hagen (Willie Ray Johnson; Brenda’s
past that requires going back in time — to
mother). Credits: Executive Producer:
the cold case files and finding witnesses
James Duff, Michael M. Robin, Greer
who are still alive. Lily feels that even
Shepherd. Supervising Producer: Alan Be-
though her cold cases will not generate
lanoff, Wendy West. Co-Executive Pro-
headlines, they deserve to be solved. Then
ducer: Nancy Miller. Producer: Andrew J.
and now footage is used to highlight Lily’s
Sacks. Music: James S. Levine.
case investigations.
Cast: Kathryn Morris (Lily Rush), John
705 Co-ed Confidential. (Comedy;
Finn (Det. John Stillman), Jeremy Ratch-
Cinemax; Premiered: November 2, 2007)
ford (Det. Nick Vera), Justin Chambers
The Omega Fraternity House of a col-
(Det. Chris Lassing), Thom Barry (Capt.
lege campus is the setting for a look at the
Will Jeffries), Tracie Thoms (Det. Kat
sexual activities of the students as Ophe-
Miller), Nicki Lynn Aycox (Christine
lia, the housemother, and her on-and-off
Rush, Lily’s sister). Credits: Executive Pro-
boyfriend, James, attempt to maintain a
ducer: Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Litt-
respectable frat house despite its party rep-
man, Meredith Stiehm, Shaun Cassidy.
utation.
Co-Executive Producer: Greg Plageman,
Cast: Hanna Harper (Ophelia), Kevin
Andrea Newman. Supervising Producer:
Patrick ( James), Michelle Maylene (Karen),
Tyler Bensinger, Sean Whitesell, David
Olivia Alana May (Emmanuelle), Sandra
Barrett. Producer: Perry Husman, Merri
Luesse (Lisa), Andre Boyer (Freddy), Eric
D. Howard, Tim Matheson. Music: Mi-
Aston (Royce), Oskar Rodriquez ( Jose).
chael A. Levine.
Credits: Executive Producer: Marc L. Green-
berg. Producer: Denise Roberts, Gabrielle 708 Cold Case Files. (Reality; A&E;
McGinty, Marc Lawrence. Music: Herman Premiered: January 1, 1999)
Beeftink. When a criminal case is unable to be
 175
solved it is labeled a cold case with all
known evidence placed in a box and
stored. The program explores such cases
when new evidence is found and the case
is reopened for investigation. In some in-
stances, the crime is solved; in others, it
still remains a cold case.
Host: Bill Kurtis. Credits: Producer:
Michael West. Music: Patrick Yacono.
709 Cold Squad. (Crime Drama;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2006)
The Cold Squad is a Canadian task
force (specifically, a unit of the Vancouver
Police Department) that reopens cases to
investigate mostly short-term unsolved
murders. Particular attention is on Ali Mc-
Cormick, a homicide sergeant who is con-
sidered the best cop on the force. Ali, hand
picked to head the squad, is stubborn and
impulsive and determined to solve every
cold case that comes her way. Stories fol-
low Ali as she, like Lily Rush on America’s
Cold Case strives to close the files on pre-
viously unsolved murders.
Cast: Julie Stewart (Sgt. Ali McCor-
mick), Michael Hogan (Det. Tony Lo-
gozzo), Jill Teed (Laura), Linda Ko (Chris-
tine Liu), Peter Wingfield (Insp. Simon
Ross) Adrian Holmes (Dr. Ben Wilson),
Joy Tanner ( Jill Stone). Credits: Executive
Producer: Marlene Matthews, Matt Mc-
Leod, Anne Marie Latrabetse, Julie Keat-
ley. Producer: Richard Davis. Music:
Graeme Coleman.
710 Comics Unleashed. (Comedy;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2007)
Three guest comics join the host for a
comical discussion on anything and every-
thing.
Host: Byron Allen. Credits: Executive
Producer: Byron Allen, Carolyn Folks. Pro-
ducer: Jennifer Lucas. Music: D.J. A One.
711 Control Room Presents. (Va-
riety; Syn.; Premiered: September 2007)
Performances by music entertainers
form around the world (for example, En-
Country / 714
rique Iglesias, Smashing Pumpkins, Avril
Lavigne, Maroon 5).
Credits: Executive Producer: Aaron
Grosky, Kevin Wall. Senior Producer:
Nicholas Jacobovitz. Poducer: Pierre Lam-
oureux, Francois Lamoureux.
712 Cops. (Reality; Fox; Premiered:
March 11, 1989)
Real life police officers (in various states)
are followed as they patrol the streets to
serve and protect.
Announcer: Burt Lancaster (pilot epi-
sode), Harry Newman (series). Credits:
Executive Producer: Malcolm Barbour,
John Langley. Supervising Producer: Doug-
las Waterman. Producer: Paul Stojanovich,
Jim Langley, Andrew Thomas, Jack Wal-
worth, Steve Kiger, Murray Jordan.
713 Cory in the House. (Comedy;
Disney; Premiered: January 12, 2007)
A spin-off from That’s So Raven. When
Raven Baxter, the older sister of Cory Bax-
ter begins college and her mother registers
for law school, Cory and his father, Vic-
tor, move to Washington, D.C. (from San
Francisco) to live in the White House
when Victor, a chef, acquires the job as
cook for the President of the U.S. (Richard
Martinez). Cory enrolls in Washington
Prep Academy and stories focus on Cory as
he runs amuck in the White House.
Cast: Kyle Massey (Cory Baxter), Ron-
dell Sheridan (Victor Baxter), John
D’Aquino (Pres. Richard Martinez), Mad-
ison Pettis (Sophie Martinez), Maiara
Walsh (Meena Parooa), Lisa Kushell
(Samantha Samuels), Lupe Ontiveros
(Mama Martinez), Jason Dolley (Newt
Livingston III), Jake Thomas ( Jason Stick-
ler). Credits: Executive Producer: Dennis
Rinsler, Marc Warren. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Patty Gary. Producer: Julie Tsutsui,
Josh Greene. Music: Scott Clausen,
Christopher A. Lee.
714 Country Fried Home Videos.
(Reality; CMT; Premiered: June 30, 2006)
715 / Criminal
Home videos of ordinary people show-
ing Americans “what real Americans do”—
from acting to telling corny jokes.
Host: Bill Engvall. Credits: Executive
Producer: Mack Anderson, Bradley Ander-
son. Co-Executive Producer: Steve Lava-
pies. Producer: Bill Engvall, Kimberly
Austin, David T. Steckler. Music: Jim
Parker.
715 Criminal Minds. (Crime Drama;
CBS; Premiered: September 22, 2005)
“To catch a criminal, you have to think
like one” is the philosophy of Jason
Gideon, a top profiler who heads the FBI’s
Behavioral Analysis Unit in Quantico,
Virginia. He is assisted by Aaron Hotch-
ner, Elle Greenway, Dr. Spencer Reid,
Derek Morgan and Jennifer “J.J.” Jareau.
Elle leaves after a shooting incident and is
replaced by Emily Prentiss; Jason is re-
placed by David Rossi after he becomes
disillusioned with the unit. Penelope Gar-
cia is the unit’s computer expert.
Cast: Mandy Patinkin ( Jason Gideon),
Thomas Gibson (Aaron Hotchner), Joe
Mantegna (David Rossi), Lola Glaudini
(Elle Greenway), A.J. Cook ( Jennifer
Jareau), Shemar Moore (Derek Morgan),
Matthew Gray Gubler (Dr. Spencer Reid),
Paget Brewster (Emily Prentiss), Kirsten
Vangsness (Penelope Garcia), Meta Gold-
ing (Agent Jordan Todd). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Mark Gordon, Edward Allen
Bernero. Co-Executive Producer: Deborah
Spera, Jeff Davis, Peter Schindler, Judy
McCreary. Supervising Producer: Aaron
Zelman, Simon Mirren. Producer: Glenn
Kershaw, Herb Adelman, Erica Messer,
Debra J. Fisher. Music: Steffan Fantini,
Marc Fantini, Scott Gordon, Mark Mon-
cino.
716 Criss Angel: Mindfreak. (Re-
ality; A&E; Premiered: July 20, 2005)
Amazing feats of magic as performed by
Criss Angel, a modern-day magician who
calls his extreme feats “mindfreak.”
Host: Criss Angel. Credits: Executive
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Producer: Criss Angel, Dave Baram, Mi-
chael A. Blum, Steven Lenchner, Simon
Miller, Nancy Dubuc, Rob Sharenow. Su-
pervising Producer: Erich Recker. Producer:
Will Raee, Marguerite Henry. Music: Criss
Angel, Micky James.
717 Cristina’s Court. (Reality; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2006)
A daily series of actual small claims
court cases presided over by Judge Cristina
Perez.
Judge: Cristina Perez. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Peter Brennan. Supervising
Producer: Lisa Lew, Hedda Musket. Pro-
ducer: Regina St. Romano, Lisa Wilson.
718 Crosswords. (Game; Syn.; Sep-
tember 2007 to September 2008)
A crossword puzzle is revealed. The host
reads a clue representing one of its posi-
tions. The first player (of two who com-
pete) to buzz in and give the correct answer
sees a letter appear in its appropriate spot
and receives a chance to spell the missing
word. If correct, the word appears in the
puzzle and the player scores money. Three
additional players, called Spoilers, stand
behind these players. If the player makes a
mistake (gives the wrong answer), a Spoiler
can steal his spot and money by giving a
correct response. This player then joins the
remaining player and the defeated player
becomes a Spoiler. The game continues in
this manner; the player with the most
money (most correct words guessed) be-
comes the champion and receives what
cash he has accumulated. The series is cre-
ated by Merv Griffin.
Host: Ty Treadway. Announcer: Edd
Hall. Credits: Executive Producer: Merv
Griffin, Raymond J. Brune, Andrew Yani,
Breanna Huntington. Producer: Ritch Col-
bert, Josh Raphaelson.
719 Crowned: The Mother of All
Pageants. (Reality; CW; December 12,
2007 to January 30, 2008)
Actual mothers and their daughters
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compete in a beauty pageant for a tiara and
$100,000. Twenty-two women (eleven
mothers and their daughters) compete.
Each week, actual beauty pageant chal-
lenges are held (like swim suit, evening
gown, talent) and each week the weakest
performers are eliminated by a panel of
judges. The last telecast features three
teams competing; the one team that prove
themselves superior wins the crown.
Pageant Director: Linnea Maloney.
Judges: Carson Kressley, Shanna Moak-
ler, Cynthia Garnett. Credits: Executive
Producer: Laurie Girion, Michael Levitt.
Co-Executive Producer: James Canniffe. Su-
pervising Producer: Chris Carlson, Heather
Schuster. Senior Producer: George Sealy,
Johnny Petillo. Theme Vocal: June Angela.
720 C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investi-
gation. (Crime Drama; CBS; Premiered:
October 6, 2000)
Gil Grissom is the head of the C.S.I.
(Crime Scene Investigation Team) of the
Las Vegas, Nevada, Police Department.
He is assisted by Catherine Willows, Sara
Sidle, Nick Stokes and Warrick Brown.
Gil and his associates call themselves
Forensic Scientists and handle each case
objectively “with no regard to race, creed
or bubble gum flavor... When the pieces
of a puzzle just don’t fit, they call us in.”
Gil’s special skill is entomology (the study
of insects). He was promoted to the head
of the crime lab when his superior, Cap-
tain Jim Brass, was transferred to the de-
partment’s homicide division. Catherine,
Gil’s senior investigator, is a blood splat-
ter analysis specialist. She scrutinizes every
crime scene, collects the evidence and
recreates what happened by piecing to-
gether the evidence she has found. Sara’s
specialty is material and element analysis.
Hair and fiber analysis is Nick’s specialty.
Warwick is an expert in audio and video
analysis. Stories, which are quite graphic,
relate the team’s investigation of often
gruesome crimes. In the episode of De-
C.S.I. / 721
cember 11, 2008 (“19 Down”), Gil an-
nounces to his team that he is leaving the
unit (no specific reason given) and that his
replacement will be Raymond Langston,
a criminal pathologist he met while at-
tending one of Raymond’s teaching classes.
Cast: William Petersen (Gil Grissom),
Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows),
Jorga Fox (Sara Sidle), George Eades (Nick
Stokes), Gary Dourdan (Warrick Brown),
Paul Guilfoyle (Capt. Jim Brass), Laurence
Fishburne (Raymond Langston), Lauren
Lee Smith (Bryce Adams), Liev Schreiber
(Michael Keppler), Wallace Langham
(David Hodges), Kay Panabaker (Lindsey,
Catherine’s daughter). Credits: Executive
Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer, Carol Men-
delsohn, Ann Donahue, Anthony E. Zui-
ker, Jonathan Littman, William Petersen,
Cynthia Chvatal, Kenneth Fink, Naren
Shankar. Co-Executive Producer: Sam
Strangis, Andrew Lipsitz, James C. Hart,
Judy McCreary. Supervising Producer:
Richard J. Lewis, Kenneth Fink. Producer:
William Petersen, Danny Cannon, Louis
Shaw Milito, Sarah Goldfinger, Henry
Alonso, Bernie Laramie, Ron Mitchell,
Peter Dunne. Music: John M. Keane.
721 C.S.I.: Miami. (Crime Drama;
CBS; Premiered: September 23, 2002)
A graphic look at the grueling, often
upsetting work of the Crime Scene Inves-
tigation Unit of the Miami Dade County
Police Department. Horatio Caine heads
the team and is assisted by Calleigh Dus-
quesne, Megan Donner, Eric Delko, Tim
Speedle and Dr. Alexx Woods. Horatio is
an expert in explosives and best when all
the evidence does not point to the person
he believes is the killer and must dig
deeper. Calleigh is a ballistics expert and
called “The Bullet Girl.” Megan is a DNA
expert and hates hunches —“Show me the
evidence,” she says. Tim is the team’s chief
investigator. He has street connections and
believes in trusting his gut instinct. Alexx
is the no-nonsense, know-it-all coroner.
722 / C.S.I.
Cast: David Caruso (Horatio Caine),
Emily Procter (Calleigh Duquesne), Kim
Delaney (Megan Donner), Adam Ro-
driquez (Eric Delko), Rory Cochrane
(Tim Speedle), Khandi Alexander (Dr.
Alexx Woods), Sofia Milos (Detective
Yelina Salas), Elizabeth Berkley ( Julia
Winston). Credits: Executive Producer:
Jonathan Littman, Danny Cannon, Jerry
Bruckheimer, Anthony E. Zuiker, David
Black, Ann Donahue, Carol Mendelsohn,
Nancy Miller, Stephen Zito. Co-Executive
Producer: Elizabeth Devine, Louise Mc-
Carthy, Sam Strangis. Producer: Corey
Miller, Sunil Nayar, Sina Lamar. Scott
Shiffman.
722 C.S.I.: New York. (Crime Drama;
CBS; Premiered: September 22, 2004)
The grueling work of the Crime Scene
Investigation Unit of the N.Y.P.D. is
profiled in graphic and potentially upset-
ting stories for some viewers. Mac Taylor
heads the unit and is assisted by Stella
Bonasera, Danny Messer, Lindsay Mon-
roe, Don Flack and Dr. Sheldon Hawkes.
Mac is a blood and splatter analysis expert
who knows a lot about little things and
uses that knowledge to impress people.
Stella is an expert in chemical analysis.
Don is streetwise and uses his contacts to
help the team when they are in a bind.
Lindsay was originally with the Montana
C.S.I. before moving to New York to fur-
ther her career. She is eager to do her best
and will not rest until she brings a case to
a successful conclusion. Sheldon, the unit’s
Chief Medical Examiner, prefers the peace
and solitude of the coroner’s office.
Cast: Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor), Melina
Kanakaredes (Stella Bonasera), Carmine
Giovinazzo (Danny Messer), Anna Belk-
nap (Lindsay Monroe), Eddie Cahill (Don
Flack), Hill Harper (Dr. Sheldon Hawkes).
Credits: Executive Producer: Danny Can-
non, Jerry Bruckheimer, Andrew Lipsitz,
Jonathan Littman, Ann Donahue, Carol
Mendelsohn, Anthony E. Zuiker. Co-Ex-
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ecutive Producer: Wendy Battles, Peter M.
Lenkov, Pam Veasey, Timothy J. Lea. Pro-
ducer: Gary Sinise, Rob Bailey, Bruce
Golin, Robert D. Simon, Deran Sarafian,
Vikki Williams, Eli Talbert. Co-Producer:
Janet Tamaro, Geoffrey Hemwall, Ken So-
larz. Music: Bill Brown.
723 Curb Appeal. (Reality; HGTV;
Premiered: September 1, 1999)
A team of designers and landscape
artists transform homes that may be gor-
geous on the inside but have no curb ap-
peal on the outside.
Host: Bill Duggan, Rick Spences, Sasha
Andreey, Dan Schachner. Credits: Pro-
ducer: Steve Edelman.
724 Curb Your Enthusiasm. (Com-
edy; HBO; Premiered: October 15, 2000)
Events in the life of comedian Larry
David are depicted in cinema verite style.
Larry appears as a producer-writer. He is
married to Cheryl, has a number of good
friends (played mostly by guest celebrities)
and a manager ( Jeff Greene). Other regu-
lars are Susie, Jeff ’s foul-mouthed wife;
and Richard Lewis, Larry’s closest friend.
Cast: Larry David (Himself ), Cheryl
Hines (Cheryl David), Jeff Garlin ( Jeff
Greene), Susie Essman (Susie Greene),
Richard Lewis (Himself ), Shelley Berman
(Nat David). Credits: Executive Producer:
Larry David, Jeff Garlin, David Mandel,
Larry Charles. Co-Executive Producer:
Sandy Chanley, Erin O’Malley, Robert B.
Weide. Producer: Tim Gibbons, Megan
Murphy, Scott Butler.
725 Curious George. (Cartoon; PBS;
Premiered: September 4, 2006)
George is a very curious African mon-
key owned by the Man in the Yellow Hat.
George is naturally curious and must ex-
plore to satisfy that curiosity. Through his
explorations, children are taught lessons
about life.
Voice Cast: Frank Welker (George), Jeff
Bennett (Man in the Yellow Hat), William
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H. Macy (Narrator). Credits: Executive
Producer: Ellen Cockrill, Carol Greenwald,
David Kirshner, Jon Shapiro. Producer:
Patty Jausoro, Jacqui Deegan.
726 The CW Now. (Reality; CW;
September 23, 2007 to February 24,
2008)
A fast-paced program that mixes elec-
tronic gadgetry with network promos and
sponsor messages to look at lifestyles here
and abroad.
Hosts: Tanika Ray, Chris Balish. Cor-
respondents: Chi-Lan Lieu, J. Boogie.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lisa Gre-
gorisch-Dempsey, Mike Miller. Supervis-
ing Producer: Steve Longo. Producer: Rob-
ert Willrich.
727 Cyberchase. (Children; PBS;
Premiered: January 21, 2002)
Hacker is a diabolical computer genius
with only one goal: conquer the virtual
universe. When he begins his quest,
Motherboard, the guardian of all cyber-
space, endows three children ( Jackie, Matt
and Inez) with the ability to become the
Cyber Squad and use the power of math-
ematics to battle Hacker.
Cast : Christopher Lloyd (Hacker),
Novie Edwards ( Jackie), Annick Obon-
sawin (Inez), Jacqueline Pillon (Matt),
Kristina Nicoll (Motherboard), Gilbert
Gottfried (Digit). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Toper Taylor, Sandra Sheppard,
Kristin Laskas Martin, Michael Hirsh,
Scott Dyer. Supervising Producer: Pat
Burns, Michelle Melanson, Jocelyn Ham-
ilton. Producer: Marissa Collyer, Ellen Do-
herty, Lynne Warner. Music: George Guer-
rette, David W. Shaw.
728 The Daily Habit. (Variety; Fuel
TV; Premiered: October 3, 2005)
Daily program that highlights action
sports celebrities, musicians, comedians
and “cutting edge technology.”
Host: Pat Parnell. Co-Hosts: Sandra
Sanchez, Brande Roderick, Zeke Piestrup.
Damages / 732
Credits: Executive Producer: Scott Pari-
don, C.J. Olivares. Supervising Producer:
Jeff Tully. Producer: Patrick Weir.
729 The Daily Show. (Talk; Com-
edy Central; Premiered: July 22, 1996)
Interviews with both known and lesser
known celebrities, political figures and
newsmakers.
Host: Jon Stewart. Credits: Executive
Producer: Madeline Smithberg, Jon Stew-
art, Ben Karlin, Kahane Corn. Supervis-
ing Producer: Rob Fox, David Janerbaum.
Producer: Christina Santiago, Colby Hall.
Music: John Ilansburgh, John Linnell.
730 Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders:
Making the Team. (Reality; CMT; Sep-
tember 29, 2006 to November 22, 2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at the selec-
tive process women endure to become one
of America’s Sweetheart’s, a Dallas Cow-
boys Cheerleader. Each of the female
hopefuls is tested in overall style, dance,
personality, football knowledge and ath-
letic ability. Kelli Finglass, a former Cow-
boys cheerleader, oversees the proceedings.
Cast: Kelli Finglass (Host), Jay John-
son (Boot Camp Drill Sergeant), Judy
Trammell (Choreographer). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Steve Kroopnick, Eugene
Pack, Stu Schreberg. Producer: Jennifer
Stander, Leland Ingraham. Music: Jim
Parker
731 Dallas SWAT. (Reality; A&E;
Premiered: January 5, 2006)
The work of the Dallas, Texas, Police
Department’s SWAT Team (Special
Weapons and Tactics) as they step in to re-
solve situations that are too dangerous for
ordinary police to handle.
Host: Steve Claggett. Credits: Executive
Producer: Neil A. Cohen, Laura Fleury,
John X. Kim. Producer: Neil Laird, C.
Webb Young, Xackery Irving. Music:
Stephen O’Reilly.
732 Damages. (Drama; FX ; Pre-
miered: July 24, 2007)
733 / Dancing
Hewes and Associates is a prestigious
Manhattan law firm owned by Patricia
Hewes (called Patty), one of the country’s
most successful class-action attorneys. Al-
though Patty will tackle a case on her own,
she believes in numbers for strength. She
is forceful and so persistent that the op-
posing legal council often just gives up (for
an out-of-court settlement) rather than
face her wrath in front of a jury. Ellen Par-
sons, an ambitious attorney just out of law
school and Tom Shayes, Patty’s right-hand
man, are Patty’s associates. Phil Grey is
Patty’s husband; Dr. David Connor is
Ellen’s fiancé; Katie is David’s sister. First
season recurring storyline involves Patty’s
efforts to get the goods on Arthur Fro-
bisher, a CEO who bilked 5,000 employ-
ees out of their savings in an investment
scam. Ray Fiske is Arthur’s unethical
lawyer. Second season stories focus prima-
rily on Patty’s newest client: Daniel Pur-
cell, a researcher who has run afoul of an
energy company (Ultima National Re-
sources). Claire Maddox, a lawyer for Ul-
tima, is Patty’s principal nemesis; Wes
Krulik is a member of the therapy group
Ellen attends. It is also revealed that Ellen,
who was attacked and nearly killed at the
end of the first season, now works with the
FBI; and Patty achieved her goal and
stopped Arthur Frobisher.
Cast: Glenn Close (Patty Hewes), Rose
Byrne (Ellen Parsons), Tate Donovan
(Tom Shayes), Ted Danson (Arthur Fro-
bisher), Zeljko Ivanek (Ray Fiske), Anas-
tasia Griffith (Katie Connor), Noah Bean
(David Connor), Michael Nouri (Phil
Grey), William Hurt (Daniel Purcell),
Marcia Gay Horden (Claire Maddox),
Timothy Olyphant (Wes Krulik), Tom
Alredge (Uncle Pete). Credits: Executive
Producer: Todd A. Kessler, Glenn Kessler,
Daniel Zelman. Producer: Allen Coulter,
Mark A. Baker.
733 Dancing with the Stars. (Real-
ity; ABC; Premiered: June 1, 2005)
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Celebrities who may or may not pos-
sess dancing skills are paired with profes-
sional ballroom dancers to compete in
highly styled dance competitions that are
broadcast live and in front of a studio au-
dience. A panel of experts judges each per-
formance but can only offer opinions. Toll
free numbers are provided for home view-
ers whose votes determine who stays and
who must leave (lowest vote total). The
program also presents interviews with the
dancers, a behind-the-scenes look at the
preparations and commentary about the
style of each dance that is performed.
Hosts: Lisa Canning, Samantha Har-
ris, Tom Bergeron. Judges: Len Good-
man, Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli.
Credits: Executive Producer: Richard Hop-
kins, Conrad Green. Supervising Producer:
Izzie Pick. Producer: Topher Hopkins,
Dave West, Bechara Gholam, Ashley
Edens, Suzanna Ellis.
734 Dante’s Cove. (Drama; Here!;
Premiered: October 7, 2005)
Serial-like stories about the residents of
the Hotel Dante, a secluded Caribbean re-
sort that caters primarily to gays and les-
bians. The specialized series (broadcast on
the gay channel Here!) relates events in the
lives of the people who frequent the re-
sort. Supernatural overtones are also pre-
sented, mostly through the character of
Grace, a gorgeous but evil witch, and her
male counterpart, the sorcerer Ambrosious
(who operates from a lair beneath the
Dante Cove’s lighthouse). Toby and Kevin
are the principal gay lovers (with Ambro-
sious seeking to gain Kevin’s love). Diana
is a girl well versed in the Tresum Order of
magic; Marco is the owner of the H2Eau
Bar (where Toby works as the bartender).
Cast: Tracy Scoggins (Grace Neville),
Charlie David (Toby), William Gregory
Lee (Ambrosious Vallin), Thea Gill (Diana
Childs), Jon Fleming (Adam), Nadine
Heimann (Van), Gabriel Romero (Marco
Laveau), Erin Cummings (Michelle), Ger-
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man Santiago (Kai), Josh Collins (Rex),
Adrian Quinonez (Brad Diego), Dylan
Vox (Colin), Tim McElwee ( Josh), Rena
Riffel (Tina), Stephen Amell (Adam), Fivel
Stewart (Betty), Boo Boo Stewart (Ste-
phen), Diane Davisson (Sadia), Josh
Berresford (Cory), Jensen Atwood (Grif-
fen), Jill Bennett (Michelle), Gregory
Michael (Kevin Archer), Josh Berresford
(Cory Dalmass), Zara Taylor (Amber).
Credits: Director: Sam Irvin. Writer: Liz
Lachman, Patrick Moore, Donna Lettwo,
Michael Oblowitz, Jason Crain, Mary
Feuer, Michael Costanza.
735 Date My Mom. (Reality; MTV;
Premiered: November 5, 2004)
Guys seeking to date a girl are the sub-
jects but in order to win the girl, he must
first date the girl’s mother. One guy is in-
troduced to three mothers but he is not
permitted to see their daughters (not in
person or even in a picture). The subject
literally dates each mother seeking to ac-
quire as much information about the
daughter as possible for him to decide
what she looks like and how compatible
he would be with her. After the dates, the
subject reveals which mother’s daughter
he would like to date. The chosen girl is
brought out and cameras capture the sub-
ject’s reactions as he sees his choice for the
first time.
Credits: Executive Producer: Kallissa
Miller. Co-Executive Producer: H.T. Owens.
Supervising Producer: Roy Orechio, Jen-
nifer Stander. Music: Senyo Amoake.
736 Dating Brad Garrett. (Reality;
Internet; September–October 2008)
Prior to the webcast, women submitted
video profiles of themselves on www.
crackle.com/datebrad. Ten of the submis-
sions were judged by a panel of comedian
Brad Garrett’s friends and family with the
object being to find those who would
make suitable companions. Brad then
dates each of the finalists with the object
being to find a possible mate.
Days / 738
Star: Brad Garrett. Executive Producer:
Brad Garrett, Kallisa Miller, Glenn Rob-
bins, Doug Wald.
737 DaVinci’s Inquest. (Crime
Drama; Syn.; Premiered: September
2007)
Dominic DaVinci is a former detective
with the Vancouver (Canada) Police De-
partment turned investigator for the coro-
ner’s office. He is meticulous but not al-
ways satisfied by what he finds at a crime
scene. He relies on the work of fellow de-
tectives and doctors to find that one piece
of crucial evidence he needs to bring a
criminal to justice. Stories relate his efforts
to solve difficult if not complex murders.
Cast: Nicholas Campbell (Dominic
DaVinci), Gwynth Walsh (Dr. Patricia
DaVinci), Jewel Staite (Gabriella Da-
Vinci), Donnelly Rhodes (Leo Shannon),
Venus Terzo (Angela Kosmo), Sarah-Jane
Redmond (Sheila Kurtz) Ian Tracey (Mick
Leary), Suleka Mathew (Sunita “Sunny”
Ramen). Credits: Executive Producer: Las-
zlo Barna, Chris Haddock. Producer: Lynn
Barr, Tom Braidwood, Jonathan Good-
will. Music: Tim McCauley, George Blond-
heim.
738 Days of Our Lives. (Drama;
NBC; Premiered: November 8, 1965)
Dramatic incidents in the lives of the
Horton, Martin, Williams and Craig fam-
ilies, residents of Salem, Massachusetts.
Principal 2008 Cast : Deidre Hall
(Marlene Evans), Kristian Alfonso (Hope
Brady), Peggy McCay (Caroline Brady),
Thaao Penghlis (Andre DiMera/Anthony
DiMera), Josh Taylor (Roman Brady),
Nadia Bjorlin (Chloe Lane Black), Molly
Burnett (Melanie Layton), Mary Beth
Evans (Kayla Brady Johnson), Shelley
Henning (Stephanie Johnson), Renee
Jones (Dr. Lexie Carver), Lauren Koslow
(Kate Roberts), Jay Kenneth Johnson
(Philip), Drake Hogesty ( John Black),
Kevin Dobson (Mickey Horton), Bryan
Dattilo (Lucas Roberts Horton), Shawn
739 / Deadliest
Christian (Daniel Jonas), Darin Brooks
(Max Brady), Roscoe Born (Trent Rob-
bins), Blake Berris (Nick Fallon), Rachel
Melvin (Chelsea Brady), Frances Reid
(Alice Horton), Kristen Renton (Morgan
Hillingsworth), Suzanne Rogers (Maggie
Horton), Alison Sweeney (Sami Brady
DiMera), Arianne Zucker (Nicole Walker
Kiriakis), James Scott (E.J. DiMera),
James Reynolds (Abe Carver), Peter Reck-
ell (Bo Brady), Stephen Nichols (Steve
Johnson), Joseph Mascolo (Stefano Di-
Mera), Eric Martsolf (Brady Black), John
Aniston (Victor Kirakis), Lauren Boles
(Ciara Brady), Tanya Boyd (Celeste Per-
rault), Susan Seaforth Hayes ( Julie Wil-
liams), Leann Hunley (Anna Bardy Di-
Mera). Credits: Executive Producer: Ken
Corday. Supervising Producer: Stephen
Wyman. Producer: Sheryl Herman. Music:
Amy Burkhard-Evans, Steve Reinhardt.
739 Deadliest Catch. (Reality; Dis-
covery Channel; Premiered: March 15,
2005)
Documentary-like program that charts
the extremely dangerous (and sometimes
fatal) work of Alaskan crab fishermen.
Narrator: Mike Rowe. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Tracy Green. Supervising
Producer: Lisa Tanzer, Thom Beers, Jeff
Conroy. Producer: Chris Smith, Johnny
Petillo, Chris Nee, Tim Pastore, Matt
Renner, Doug Stanley. Music: Bruce Han-
ifan, Paul Hepker.
740 Deal or No Deal. (Game; NBC;
Premiered: December 19, 2005)
Twenty-six beautiful models appear on
stage, each holding a case that contains an
unknown amount of money (from one
cent to $1 million). The player selects one
case, which becomes his until the end of
the game. The player must now open cases
with the object being to keep the larger
money amounts in play. Based on how bad
(opening large cash amounts) or how good
(small cash amounts), the banker offers to
buy the player’s case for a specific amount
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of money. If he refuses, it’s a no deal and
the player continues picking cases. A
player’s winnings are based on either ac-
cepting the banker’s offer or holding out to
see what his case holds. Jessica Robinson
became the first million dollar winner on
September 1, 2008. The models listed
below reflect the 2008 season; each is listed
with the case she holds. See also program
129.
Host: Howie Mandel. Models: Claudia
Jordan (Case 1), Stacey Gardner (2), Lisa
Gleave (3), Keltie Martin (4), Ursula
Mayes (5), Megan Abrigo (6), Sara Bron-
son (7), Mariela Arteaga (8), Patricia Kara
(9), Anya Monzikova (10), Katie Cleary
(11), Lauren Shiohama (12), Leyla Milani
(13), Pilar (14), Brooke Long (15), Lisa
Lakatos (16), Jenelle Moreno (17), Marisa
Petroro (18), Amanza Smith (19), Alike
Boggan (20), Tameka Jacobs (21), Crystal
Monte (22), Aubrie Lemon (23), Kelly
Brannigan (24), Hayley Marie Norman
(25), Lindsay Clubine (26) Banker: Peter
Abbay. Credits: Announcer: Joe Cipriano,
Townsend Coleman. Executive Producer:
Scott St. John. Supervising Producer: David
Floyd, Brian Veskosky. Producer: Judy C.
Helm. Music: Brad Chiet.
741 Decision House. (Reality; My
Network TV; September 12, 2007 to Au-
gust 25, 2008)
Couples (married or living together)
facing a problem (even crisis) face Judge
Lynn Toler in the hope of saving their re-
lationship.
Host : Judge Lynn Toler. Therapist :
Dr. Tara Fields. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Jay McGraw, Dan Jbara. Supervis-
ing Producer: Nicole Dunn, David Gold-
man, Amanda Barrett. Producer: Rick
Brown, Christopher D’Elie, Natalya
Shneyde. Music: Devin Power.
742 Deep Sea Detectives. (Reality;
History Channel; Premiered: April 1,
2003)
Spectacular underwater photography
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details the work of salvage specialists as
they seek the remains of sea going vessels
that have sunk to the bottom of the ocean.
Host: John Chatterton, Cade Court-
ley, Richie Kohler. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Kristine Sabat. Supervising Producer:
Tracey Cuesta. Producer: Neil Laird, Mark
Cannon, Tom Cappello, Rocky Collins,
Teresa Giordana. Music: Michael Richard
Plowman.
743 Def Comedy Jam. (Comedy;
HBO; Premiered: July 1, 1992)
Up and coming comics perform before
a live audience at the Wilshire Theater in
Los Angeles.
Host: Martin Lawrence, D.L. Hugh-
ley. Credits: Executive Producer: Stan
Lathan, Russell Simmons. Producer: Suli
McCullough, Royale Watkins. Music: Kid
Capri.
744 Design Star. (Reality; HGTV;
Premiered: July 23, 2006)
Ten hopeful designers compete in var-
ious home design challenges (such as cre-
ativity and ingenuity) for the opportunity
to become the “HGTV Design Star.”
Host : Clive Pearse. Judges: Martha
McCully, Cynthia Rowley, Vern Yip.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sally Ann Sal-
sano, James Bolosh, Amy Quimby. Co-
Executive Producer: Jace Zimmer. Super-
vising Producer: Jason Hunt. Producer:
Krista Van Nieuwburg.
745 Desperate Housewives. (Drama;
ABC; Premiered: October 3, 2004)
Wisteria Lane in a city called Fairview
is a seemingly peaceful, meticulous neigh-
borhood until one of its residents, Mary
Alice Young, commits suicide and secrets
and truths unfold to reveal the dirty laun-
dry of a select group of women and their
families (heard through the narration of
Mary Alice as she observes her former
friends). Bree, Gabrielle, Lynette, Susan
and Edie are the women who become the
focal point of the series. Bree, originally
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married to a doctor (Rex), is the mother
of Danielle and Andrew. Gabrielle, mar-
ried to Carlos, relishes in a rich lifestyle.
Lynette, a former high-powered business-
woman, is married to Tom (owner of the
Scavo Pizza parlor) and the mother of
Porter, Penny, Parker and Preston. Susan,
a single mother (of Julie), is divorced from
Carl and illustrates children’s books. Edie,
“the neighborhood slut,” is divorced and
very flirtatious. Paul was Mary Alice’s hus-
band; Zack, her son.
Cast : Marcia Cross (Bree Van De
Kamp), Nicollette Sheridan (Edie Britt),
Eva Longoria (Gabrielle Solis), Felicity
Huffman (Lynette Scavo), Teri Hatcher
(Susan Mayer), Andrea Bowen ( Julie
Mayer), Steven Culp (Rex Van De Kamp),
Brenda Strong (Mary Alice Young), Cody
Kasch (Zach Young), Doug Savant (Tom
Scavo), Mark Moses (Paul Young), Ri-
cardo Chavira (Carlos Solis), Harriet San-
som Harris (Felicia Tilman), Shane Kins-
man (Porter Scavo), Charles Carver
(Porter Scavo; later), Zane Huett (Parker
Scavo), Joshua Logan Moore (Parker
Scavo; later), Brent Kinsman (Preston
Scavo), Max Carver (Preston Scavo; later),
Jesse Metcalf ( John Rowland), Joy Lauren
(Danielle Van De Kamp), Shawn Pyfrom
(Andrew Van De Kamp), James Denton
(Mike Delfino), Dana Delany (Katherine
Mayfair), Gale Howard ( Jackson), Ken-
dall Applegate (Penny Scavo), Neal Mc-
Donough (Dave Williams). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Marc Cherry, Tom Spezialy,
Michael Edelstein. Co-Executive Producer:
Kevin Murphy, Joey Murphy, John Pardee,
David Grossman, Bob Daily. Supervising
Producer: Sabrina Wind, Susan Nirah Jaffe,
Bruce Zimmerman. Producer: Charles Sk-
ouras II, Kevin Itten, Tracey Stern, Patty
Lin, Stephanie Hagen, Alexandra Cun-
ningham, Larry Shaw, George W. Perkins.
746 Destination Truth. (Reality; Sci
Fi; June 6, 2007 to October 15, 2008)
An attempt to explain supernatural
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sightings or happenings through location
reports and interviews with eye witnesses.
Host : Josh Gates. Credits: Executive
Producer: Michael Mandt, Neil Mandt.
Producer: Eric Wing. Music: Jon Vander
Griff.
747 Dexter. (Crime Drama; Show-
time; Premiered: October 1, 2006)
Dexter Morgan is a blood splatter spe-
cialist for the Miami Police Department.
He was an orphan raised by Harry Mor-
gan, a street-smart police detective. At an
early age Harry noticed his son had an un-
natural urge to kill. Rather than suppress
this urge, Harry encouraged Dexter to kill
and taught him to focus on criminals (es-
pecially serial killers and how not to leave
any evidence behind). Dexter, has since,
honed that urge and has become a vigi-
lante — if the cops can’t catch them or a
killer beats the system — Dexter makes
sure they receive their just deserts, with no
trace left as to who the killer was —“I’m a
very neat monster,” says Dexter. In addi-
tion to Dexter’s killing spree as a vigilante,
stories also focus on his work at crime
scenes where he excels in uncovering evi-
dence. Rita is Dexter’s girlfriend, a trou-
bled woman who was abused by her vio-
lent ex-husband (Tom); she is the mother
of Astor and Cody. Sergeant Doakes is
Dexter’s superior; Debra Morgan, Dex-
ter’s half-sister, is with the Vice Squad.
Cast: Michael C. Hall (Dexter Mor-
gan), Julie Benz (Rita Bennett), Jennifer
Carpenter (Debra Morgan), Lauren Velez
(Lt. Maria Laquerta), Erik King (Sgt.
Doakes), David Zayas (Angel Batista),
Geoff Pearson (Captain Tom Astor), James
Remar (Harry Morgan), Devon Graye
(Dexter as a teenager), Dominic Janes
(Dexter as a child). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: John Goldwyn, Sara Collecton,
Clyde Phillips, James Manos, Jr. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Dancel Cerone, Michael
Cuesta. Producer: Drew Z. Greenberg.
Music: Dancel Light, Rolfe Kent.
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748 Digging for the Truth. (Real-
ity; History Channel; Premiered: January
24, 2005)
Survival expert Josh Bernstein travels
across the world to uncover archaeological
mysteries (from the ancient pyramids to
King Solomon’s Mines).
Host: Josh Bernstein, Charles Ingram,
Hunter Ellis, Zay Harding. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Margaret Kim. Supervising
Producer: Lori Gibson. Producer: William
Gardner, Neil Laird. Music: Joe Delia,
Michael Richard Plowman.
749 Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
(Reality; Food Network; Premiered: No-
vember 4, 2006)
Chef Guy Fieri travels across the coun-
try in his 1967 Chevrolet Camaro seeking
the best examples 1950s and 60s style din-
ing in the U.S.
Host: Guy Fieri. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: David Page. Supervising Producer:
Pam Suchman, Christianna Reinhardt.
Producer: Kate Gibson, Mike Morris,
Brynn Levin.
750 Dinner Impossible. (Cooking;
Food Network; Premiered: January 24,
2007)
Culinary Institute of America chef and
restaurateur Michael Symon accepts chal-
lenges to prepare dinners under extreme
circumstances.
Host: Michael Symon. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Marc Summers, Brian
O’Reilly. Supervising Producer: Julie Rob-
erts, Natalie Feldman. Producer: Jeanine
Pavuk, Mary Beth Anderson, Matt Ber-
kowitz.
751 Dino Squad. (Cartoon; CBS;
Premiered: September 2, 2007)
While swimming, five teens (Fiona,
Victor, Buzz, Caruso and Roger) are ex-
posed to a mysterious oceanic ooze that
alters their DNA and endows them with
the ability to transform themselves into
dinosaurs. With their newfound power,
the teens battle evil wherever they find it.
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Voice Cast: Dana Donlan (Fiona), Ben
Beck (Caruso), Ian Eli Lee (Max), John
Michael Lee (Peter), Nils Haaland, Ian Eli
Lee, Moria Mangiamelle, Vincent Mi-
chael, Kelcey Watson. Credits: Executive
Producer: Andy Heyward, Michael Ma-
liana. Producer: Jim E. Lara. Music: Ron
Wasserman.
752 Dinosaur King. (Cartoon; Fox;
Premiered: September 9, 2007)
A mad scientist (Dr. Z) has invented a
time machine to go back in time, capture
dinosaurs and imprison them in special
metal cards. The machine, however, mal-
functions, explodes and scatters the cards
all over the planet. Three pre-teens (Max,
Zoe and Rex) find one of the cards and re-
lease a baby dinosaur when the button on
the card is pressed. Realizing what the card
represents, Max, Zoe and Rex set out on a
quest to save the dinosaurs despite Dr. Z’s
efforts to find the cards and become his
envisioned dinosaur king.
Voice Cast: Veronica Taylor (Max Tay-
lor), Amanda Brown (Zoe Drake), Sebas-
tian Arcelus (Rex Owen), Rachael Lillis
(Ursula), Darren Dunstain (Zander),
David Wills (Dr. Spike Taylor).
753 Dirt. (Drama; FX ; January 2,
2007 to March 11, 2008)
Lucy Spiller is a powerful ice princess
who is totally committed to her job as a
magazine editor. She oversees two maga-
zines, Dirt and Now but when Dirt begins
to flounder, she decides to devote all her
energies into saving it by giving the pub-
lic the scandalous celebrity stories she be-
lieves they want. Don Knokey is her chief
photographer; Gibson Home is Lucy’s
publisher; Willa McPherson is a reporter;
and Kira Klay, a young actress, is Don’s
romantic interest. Stories follow the mean
and foul-mouthed Lucy as she uses her
conniving ways, as well as every dirty trick
in the book, to get the stories she feels will
sell magazines.
Cast : Courteney Cox (Lucy Spiller),
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Ian Hart (Don Konkey), Timothy Bot-
toms (Gibson Home), Alexandra Breck-
enridge (Willa McPherson), Shannyne
Sossamon (Kira Klay), Laura Allen ( Julia
Mallory), Jeffrey Nordling (Brent Barrow),
Josh Stewart (Holt McLaren), Will Mc-
Cormack (Leo Spiller), Rick Fox (Prince
Tyreese), Carly Pope (Garbo). Credits:
Executive Producer: Matthew Carnahan,
Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Joel
Fields. Co-Executive Producer: Chris Long,
Dave Flebotte. Producer: Thea Mann.
Music: Rick Ziegler.
754 Dirty Dancing : Living the
Dream. (Reality; WE; Premiered: De-
cember 6, 2006)
Thirty hopeful dancers (15 men and 15
women) are paired and taught specific
dance routines by a professional dance in-
structor. Each episode features the couples
performing their specific routines with the
weakest performers being eliminated.
Host : Cris Judd. Dance Instructor:
Jonathan Curtis. Choreographer: Cris
Judd, Eddie Garcia. Credits: Executive
Producer: Don Weiner. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Jeff Kopp. Supervising Producer:
Allen Cody. Producer: Peter S. Alexander.
Music: Mark Phillips.
755 Dirty Jobs. (Reality; Discovery
Channel; Premiered: November 7, 2003)
A look at the less-than-desirable jobs
that ordinary people perform every day (as
seen through the host’s becoming a part
of the job he is exploring).
Host: Mike Rowe. Credits: Executive
Producer: Craig Piligian, Mike Rowe. Co-
Executive Producer: Hank Capshaw. Pro-
ducer: Alec Eastburg. Music: Matt Kosken-
maki.
756 Dirty Sexy Money. (Drama;
ABC; September 26, 2007 to December
17, 2008)
The Darlings are a fabulously wealthy
family, based in New York City, and the
owners of homes and vineyards around the
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world. Tripp and Letitia run the organi-
zation. They are the parents of Patrick,
Karen, Brian and twins Juliet and Jeremy.
Patrick is the Attorney General of New
York City; Brian is an Episcopalian min-
ister; Karen runs the family foundation;
Juliet is a hopeful actress; Jeremy feels he
is a disappointment to his family and has
taken up drinking. Nick George is a
lawyer who protects the Darlings bil-
lions — and dirty little secrets. Stories fol-
low events in the lives of the Darlings as
they each deal with life’s problems — and
Nick’s efforts to keep them in the public
eye as “The Darling American Family.”
Cast : Peter Krause (Nick George),
Donald Sutherland (Tripp Darling), Jill
Clayburgh (Letitia Darling), William
Baldwin (Patrick Darling), Natalie Zea
(Karen Darling), Glenn Fitzgerald (Brian
Darling), Samaire Armstrong ( Juliet Dar-
ling), Seth Gabel ( Jeremy Darling), Zoe
McLellan (Lisa George). Credits: Executive
Producer: Greg Berlanti, Matthew Gross,
Bryan Singer, Craig Wright. Supervising
Producer: Peter Elkoff, Yahlin Chang. Pro-
ducer: Melissa Berman, Carl Ogawa, Kelly
Van Horn. Music: Peter Nashel.
757 Disorderly Conduct. (Reality;
Spike TV; Premiered: May 26, 2006)
Reality television that goes too far, using
graphic footage of horrific accidents for its
shock subject matter (for example, a wo-
man getting hit by a car — from the first
impact to the even more unsettling result).
Understandable (although with reserva-
tions) on pay cable, but not for a commer-
cial cable station where access is not denied.
Narrator: Robert Patrick. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Cheri Brownlee. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Richard Wortman.
Supervising Producer: Steve Ligerman. Pro-
ducer: Alan Conn.
758 Divorce Court. (Reality; Syn.;
Premiered: August 30, 1999)
Real people seeking a divorce present
their cases before a real judge.
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Cast: Mablean Ephriam ( Judge, 1999–
2006), Lynn Toler ( Judge, 2006– ). An-
nouncer: Jimmy Hodson. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Jill Blackstone. Producer:
Judson Touby, Jan Silverstein, Melissa
Mascari, Gina Madrid, Jennifer Hope,
Georgetta Foreman, Paul Boese. Music:
Scooter Pietsch.
759 The D.L. Chronicles. (Anthol-
ogy; Here!; Premiered: 2007)
A specialty series (geared toward gays)
that focuses on men of color who lead
double sex lives.
Performers Include: Darren Schnase,
Damian Raven, Sherilynn Wactor, Jessica
Beshir, Ty Vincent, R.J. Black, Kariem
Ferguson, Jason Smart, Sydolle Noel,
Holly Karrol Clark. Credits: Executive
Producer: Quincy LeNear, Deondray Gos-
sett. Co-Executive Producer: Ahmed Best.
Supervising Producer: Ani Williams, Ha-
shim Williams. Music: Vikter Duplait.
760 Dr. Phil. (Reality; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 2002)
Real people with real problems appear
seeking help from psychiatrist Phil Mc-
Graw.
Host: Dr. Phil McGraw. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Carla Pennington. Super-
vising Producer: Angie Kraus-Bell. Senior
Producer: Kandi Amelon, Judy Rybak.
Producer: John Perry, Lisa Steinke, David
Goldman, Marsha Armstrong, Kathy Gi-
aconia, Charlotte Graham, Julie Johnson,
Gloria Paymani, Anita Pepper, Paul
Rosenthal, Julie Ross, Edward Santos, Jill
Skinner.
761 Dr. Steve-O. (Reality; USA; Pre-
miered: October 7, 2007)
A man known only as Dr. Steve-O
hates wimps and has taken it upon himself
to “de-wussify wimps, nerds and couch
potatoes.” Such subjects, nominated by
their friends and family, receive a visit
from the good doctor and his gorgeous
nurse, Trishelle, to undergo a series of
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“de-wussing” challenges to turn a wimp
into a man.
Cast: Steve-O (Dr. Steve-O), Trishelle
Cannatella (Nurse Trishelle). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Jonathan Murray. Super-
vising Producer: Jeff Schmidt. Producer:
Christopher Gallivan. Music: Adam Small,
Jason Moss.
762 Doctor Who. (Science Fiction;
Sci Fi; March 26, 2005 to August 1, 2008)
A continuation of the Doctor Who se-
ries that began on the BBC in England in
1962 (first seen in the U.S. in 1973). A man
from the planet Gallifrey and known only
as the Doctor, uses his time machine, the
TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension
in Space) to save not only the Earth, but
other planets threatened by evil. The Doc-
tor has a great thirst for knowledge and
uses the TARDIS, which has a slight defect
(it is stuck in the guise of a 1960s British
telephone booth; it is supposed to disguise
itself wherever it goes) to learn all he can
by visiting various periods in history. The
new version, produced in 2005, begins
when the Doctor comes to Earth to pro-
tect it from an evil living plastic organism
that seeks to destroy it. Rose Tyler, a de-
partment store salesgirl he rescues from
plastic mannequins brought to life by the
alien, helps him defeat the creature. Al-
though the Doctor is an alien, he longs for
human companionship and invites Rose
to become his traveling companion. Rose
has a hapless boyfriend, an over-bearing
mother and a not-too-bright outlook for
the future. She chooses to travel with the
Doctor and live a life of harrowing adven-
tures protecting the universe from evil.
The third season premiere ( July 6, 2007),
“The Runaway Bride,” finds Rose leaving
the Doctor to return to her life as it was be-
fore she met him. “Smith and Jones,” the
following episode, finds the Doctor (who
has checked into a London hospital under
the name John Smith), seeking a creature
called a Plasmasvore (feeds on blood) that
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has taken human form. A doctor, Martha
Jones, becomes suspicious of John Smith
and immediately becomes involved in his
quest. The Doctor’s plan to find the crea-
ture fails and he becomes its victim.
Martha saves the Doctor’s life and allows
him to complete his mission. The Doctor
reveals his true nature to Martha and in
return offers her a trip on the TARDIS.
Martha becomes intrigued and eventually
becomes the Doctor’s new traveling com-
panion. A third incarnation, thus far only
broadcast in the U.S. on BBC America (as
of December 31, 2008) finds the Doctor
traveling with a new companion, Donna
Noble (who appeared in the episode “The
Runaway Bride” but mysteriously disap-
peared during it; to her astonishment, she
reappears two years later to replace Martha
as the Doctor’s traveling companion when
Martha returns to her former position).
The new version also features the Doctor
reuniting with Rose and Martha and Sarah
Jane Smith [Elisabeth Sladen], his travel-
ing companion in the 1980s, to battle evil.
Cast: Christopher Eccleston (The Doc-
tor), Billie Piper (Rose Tyler), Freema
Agyeman (Martha Jones), Catherine Tate
(Donna Noble). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Russell Davies, June Gardner.
763 Dog the Bounty Hunter. (Re-
ality; A&E; August 31, 2004 to August 20,
2008)
The real life exploits of a bounty hunter
(Duane “Dog” Chapman) and his family
as they track down wanted criminals.
Cast : Duane “Dog” Chapman, Beth
Smith, Leland Chapman, Tim Chapman,
Lyssa Chapman, Travis Chapman, Abby
Mae Chapman, Davina Chapman, Da-
kota Chapman, Cobie Chapman. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Daniel Elias,
Nancy Dubuc, Neil A. Cohen. Supervising
Producer: Lucas Platt. Producer: Adriana
Pacheco, Sylvia Wright. Music: Dan Stein,
Joel Goodman, David Bramfitt.
764 Dog Whisperer. (Reality; Na-
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tional Geographic; Premiered: September
13, 2004)
Animal behaviorist Cesar Millan visits
families with troublesome dogs to rehabil-
itate them and help the family establish a
balanced relationship with their pet.
Host: Cesar Millan. Credits: Executive
Producer: Jim Milio, Melissa Peltier.
Supervising Producer: Colette Beou-
dry. Producer: Sue Anne Fincke, Kay Sum-
ner. Music: Gregg Miner, Andrew Ke-
reszres.
765 Dominick Dunne’s Power,
Privilege and Justice. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: 2004)
Vanity Fair columnist and author Do-
minick Dunne presents a look at a dark
side of the law—how the rich and famous,
who believe they are above the law, at-
tempt to manipulate the system to get
away with criminal activities.
Host: Dominick Dunne. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Anthony Horn, Vincent
Kralyevich. Supervising Producer: Chris-
tine Connor. Producer: Ron Marans, Todd
Moss, Ted Poole, Teresa Giardano, Joe
Danisi, Norman Cohen, Patrick Taulere,
Shana Hilderbrand, Scott A. Friedland.
Music: Ryan Shore, Richard Fiocca, Max
Surlas, Robert Filomena, Sarah Larson,
George Small.
766 The Donald Strachey Myster-
ies. (Crime Drama; Here!; Premiered:
2005)
Donald Strachey is a tough-looking pri-
vate detective based in New York City.
Donald is gay but his rugged appearance
could portray him as either straight or gay.
Stories follow Donald’s case investigations,
usually into crimes (murders) involving
members of the gay community. Based on
the book by Richard Stevenson and broad-
cast on the specialty gay channel Here!
Cast: Chad Allen (Donald Strachey).
Credits: Executive Producer: Barry Krost,
James Shavick, Kirk Shaw. Co-Executive
Producer: Randy Zalken. Associate Pro-
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ducer: Stacy Shaw. Music: Bill Bucking-
ham, Ronnie Way.
767 Don’t Forget the Lyrics.
(Game; Fox; Premiered: July 11, 2007)
A contestant, whether he has the ability
to sing or not, appears on stage. Nine song
categories are revealed (for example, Rock
and Roll, Tom Jones Hits, Country and
Western). The player chooses a category
and two associated song titles appear. He
then chooses one of those songs to sing.
As the band plays the selected song, the
lyrics are seen on a large screen. The player
sings along (like in karaoke) but when a
line of blank spaces appears, he must sup-
ply the missing lyrics (from four to ten
words). If the player supplies the correct
lyrics he wins money (from $1,000 on the
first song to $1 million on the tenth song).
The player can quit at any time and leave
with what money he has if he is unsure
about the lyrics he supplied. The safety
net, however is the $25,000 song. If the
player can reach this level, he is guaran-
teed that amount of money should he lose
on an additional song.
Host: Wayne Brady. Orchestra: Ricky
Minor Credits: Executive Producer: Brad
Lachman, Jeff Apploff, Chris Coelen, Greg
Goldman. Co-Executive Producer: Brian
Veskosky. Supervising Producer: Bill Brac-
ken. Producer: Matthew D’Acquisto.
768 The Doodlebops. (Children;
Disney; Premiered: 2004)
Deedee, Moe and Rooney are the Doo-
dlebops, a rock and roll band geared to
pre-school children. Through the misad-
ventures the band encounters while re-
hearsing, various aspects of the world are
related to its target audience.
Cast : Lisa Lennox (Deedee Doodle),
Chad McNamara (Rooney Doodle),
Jonathan Wexler (Moe Doodle), Jackie
Richardson ( Jazzmin), John Catucci (Bob
the Bus Driver), Kim Roberts (Mazz),
Dylan Everett (Streeter), Ron Stefaniuk
(Moosehead). Credits: Executive Producer:
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Michael Hirsh. Producer: Jamie Waese.
Line Producer: Andrew Nevitt. Music: Carl
Lenox.
769 Dora the Explorer. (Cartoon;
Nickelodeon; Premiered: September 6,
2005)
Dora is a young Hispanic girl who, with
her monkey (Boots) and talking backpack
share educational adventures as they ex-
plore a world set in an animated computer.
Voice Cast : Kathleen Herles (Dora),
Harrison Chad (Boots), Sasha Toro (Back-
pack), Ashley Fleming (Isa), Esai Morales
(Papi). Credits: Executive Producer: Va-
lerie Walsh, Chris Gifford, Brown John-
son. Producer: Eric Weiner, Jeff DeGran-
dis, Helena Uszac, Steve Socki. Music:
Billy Straus, Steve Sandberg, Jed Becker,
Chris Gifford.
770 Dragon. (Cartoon; NBC; Pre-
miered: October 5, 2007)
Simplistic animated (clay figures) series
about Dragon, a friendly blue dragon as
he learns various aspects of life with the
help of his friends Mouse and Beaver.
Narrator and Character Voices: Frank
Meschkvleit. Credits: Producer: Vivianne
Monn, Helmut Fischer, Lorraine Richard.
Music: Ray Fabi.
771 Dress My Nest. (Reality; Style;
Premiered: March 28, 2007)
Selected subjects are given a home
makeover by interior designer Thom Fil-
icia based on the chosen subject’s favorite
article of clothing.
Host : Thom Filicia, Erika Martin.
Credits: Producer: Christine Reed, Erica
Ross, Kevin Maynard. Associate Producer:
Christopher Gallivan.
772 Duel. (Game; ABC; December 17,
2007 to July 25, 2008)
One player (chosen at random from a
group of twenty-four) appears on stage.
He selects one opponent from the remain-
ing players. These players stand on oppo-
site sides of a game podium and each re-
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ceives ten casino chips, each worth $5,000.
The host reads a question and four possi-
ble answers (A,B,C,D) appear on screens
before each player. Players select an an-
swer by placing a chip on the one he feels
is correct (if he is not sure, he can place a
chip on as many as he wants). When the
correct answer is revealed, chips placed on
wrong answers are removed and placed in
the jackpot kitty. If both players chose the
correct answer, the game continues; if a
player chose an incorrect answer, he is de-
feated and the winner receives cash based
on how many remaining chips he has. The
more games (called Duels) the player wins,
the more money he acquires (but he risks
loss of everything if he continues and
chooses an incorrect answer).
Host : Mike Greenberg. Chip Girls:
Jennifer Aguero, Olivia Fox. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Gail Berman, Lloyd
Baum, Chris Cowan, Jean Michel Miche-
naud, Charles Duncombe, David Roscon-
val, Francis Vacher. Co-Executive Producer:
R.A. Clark. Producer: Tim Brock. Direc-
tor: Mark Gentile.
773 Easy Entertaining. (Cooking;
Food Network; Premiered: October 1,
2003)
Cookbook author and chef Michael
Chiarello celebrates the Napa Valley life
style with an on-location series taped at
the Trefethen Winery.
Host: Michael Chiarello. Credits: Pro-
ducer-Writer: Michael Chiarello. Director:
Natalie Gustafson.
774 Ed, Edd and Eddy. (Cartoon;
Cartoon Network; Premiered: January 4,
1999)
Three moronic boys who share the same
first name (but spelled differently) experi-
ence the pains of adolescence, growing up
in an area called Peach Creek Estates.
Voice Cast: Matt Hill (Ed), Sam Vin-
cent (Edd), Tony Sampson (Eddy). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Danny Antonucci,
Linda Simensky. Producer: Samantha
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Daley, Christine Danzo. Music: Patric
Caird.
775 The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
(Talk; Syn.; Premiered: September 2003)
Daily celebrity interview series that is
also a mix of variety acts, musical num-
bers and stories of real people with some-
thing to say or possessed of an extraordi-
nary talent.
Host: Ellen DeGeneres. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Ellen DeGeneres, Ed Gla-
vin. Co-Executive Producer: Andy Lassner.
Supervising Producer: Mike Gibbons,
Music: Robin Thicke, Eban Schletter.
776 Emeril Live. (Cooking; Food
Network; Premiered: January 1, 1997)
A taped show in which master chef
Emeril Lagasse prepares gourmet meals in
front of a live audience.
Host: Emeril Lagasse. Producer: Patri-
cia LaMorte. Writer-Music: Emeril La-
gasse.
777 The Emperor’s New School.
(Cartoon; Disney; Premiered: January 27,
2006)
Kuzco is next in line to rule the Ku Em-
pire. But first he must graduate from
Kuzco Academy High School. He has lit-
tle ambition for school and he is unaware
that Yzma, his former advisor (who is now
his teacher) is hoping to prevent him from
acquiring the throne so she herself can be-
come ruler. Stories follow Kuzco as he goes
about his merry way, almost always obliv-
ious to the situations that surround him.
Voice Cast: J.P. Manoux (Kuzco), Jes-
sica Di Cicco (Malina), Eartha Kitt
(Yzma), Patrick Warburton (Kronk).
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob Gann-
away. Producer: Clay Renfroe. Music:
Michael Tavera.
778 Engaged and Underage. (Re-
ality; MTV; Premiered: January 1, 2007)
Young people (aged 18 to 22) who are in
love and plan to marry despite objections
from friends and family are profiled.
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Credits: Executive Producer: Stuart
Cohn, Lauren Fruedland, Dave Sirulnick.
Supervising Producer: Royd Chung, Lorna
Thomas. Producer: Jerry Henry, Dave
West. Associate Producer: Julia Engkler-
Perez, Susie Moore, Ki Whelan.
779 Entertainers. (Interview; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2007)
Interviews with “the world’s hottest
stars.” Chosen subjects are profiled with
clips from their films as well as a behind-
the-scenes look at the making of the sub-
ject’s character and/or film.
Host: Byron Allen. Credits: Executive
Producer: Byron Allen, Carolyn Folks. Su-
pervising Producer: Jennifer Lucas. Pro-
ducer: Joan Robbins.
780 Entertainment Studios.com.
(Variety; Syn.; Premiered: September
2006)
Entertainment news and interviews
with movie, television and music person-
alities.
Host: Byron Allen. Credits: Executive
Producer: Carolyn Folks, Byron Allen. As-
sociate Producer: Terence Hill. Co-Pro-
ducer: Joan Robbins, Mike Androsky
781 Entertainment Tonight. (Vari-
ety; Syn.; Premiered: September 1981)
A daily series that presents the latest
gossip on celebrities, movies, TV shows,
music and other entertainment fields.
Host : Mary Hart, John Tesh, Mark
Steines, Larry Mendte, Giselle Fernandez,
Pat O’Brien. Credits: Executive Producer:
Rob Silverstein, David Hedges, David
Hall, Joseph R. Lynch, Jonathan P. Good-
man. Producer: Scott Mantz, Ann Lewis,
Robert Jarrin. Music: David Leon, Jeremy
Sweet.
782 Entourage. (Reality; HBO; Pre-
miered: July 18, 2004)
Vince Chase is an actor with a promis-
ing future. His best friends, Johnny, Eric
and Turtle, join him as they leave their
home in Queens, New York, to help and
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encourage Vince, a novice, in Hollywood,
learn the ropes and hopefully make the
right choices. Johnny is Vince’s half-
brother; Eric is Vince’s advisor and sec-
ond agent (Ari is Vince’s real agent; he is
replaced by Amanda in 2007); Kristen is
Eric’s girlfriend.
Cast: Adrian Grenier (Vince Chase),
Kevin Dillon ( Johnny Chase), Jerry Ferrera
(Turtle), Kevin Connolly (Eric), Jeremy
Piven (Ari Gold), Monica Keena (Kristen),
Carla Gugino (Amanda). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Mark Wahlberg, Doug Ellin,
Stephen Levinson. Co-Executive Producer:
Rob Weiss, Timothy Marx. Supervising
Producer: Denis Biggs. Producer: Janace
Tashjian, Brian Burns, Lori Jo Nemhauser.
783 Eon Kid. (Cartoon; CW; Sep-
tember 22, 2007 to September 6, 2008)
In a futuristic age, a young boy named
Marty finds the Fist of Eon, a long-lost
magical fist that helped humans defeat evil
robots led by the General over 500 years
ago. The fist endows Marty with unique
powers and with his friend, Ally, battles
Raymer and Black Beauty, the evil rulers
of an area known as Iron Tower.
Voice Cast: Aidan Drummond (Marty),
Claire Renaud (Ally), Andy Toth (But-
tons), Nicole Oliver (Black Beauty).
784 ER. (Drama; NBC; September 19,
1994 to April 2, 2009)
Chicago’s County General Hospital, a
level one trauma center, is the setting for
a look at the mostly professional lives of
the doctors and nurses who face life and
death situations every hour of every day.
Cast : George Clooney (Dr. Douglas
Ross), Abraham Benrubi (Dr. Jerry
Markovic), Laura Innes (Dr. Kerry Wea-
ver), Goran Visnjic (Dr. Luka Kovac),
Maura Tierney (Dr. Abby Lockhart),
Linda Cardellini (Nurse Samantha Tag-
gart), Parminder Nagra (Dr. Neela Ras-
gotra), Mekhi Phifer (Dr. Gregory Pratt),
Maria Bello (Dr. Anna Del Amico), Sharif
Atkins (Dr. Daniel Gallant), Shane West
Eureka / 785
(Dr. Ray Barnett), Noah Wylie (Dr. John
Carter), Sherry Stringfield (Dr. Susan
Lewis), Monte Russell (EMS Dwight
Zadro), Gloria Reuben ( Jeanie Boulet
[Physician Assistant]), Ming-Na (Dr. Jing-
Mei “Deb” Chen), Michael Michele (Dr.
Cleo Finch), Laura Ceron (Nurse Chuny
Marquez), Anthony Edwards (Dr. Mark
Greene), Yvette Freeman (Nurse Haleh
Adams), Lyn Alicia Henderson (EMS
Pamela Olbes), Alex Kingston (Dr. Eliza-
beth Corday), Eriq La Salle (Dr. Peter
Benton), Julianna Margulies (Nurse Carol
Hathaway), Lily Mariye (Nurse Lily
Jarvik), Kellie Martin (Dr. Lucy Knight),
Paul McCrane (Dr. Robert Romano),
Kristen Johnston (Nurse Eve Peyton), Le-
land Orser (Dr. Lucien Dubenko), Scott
Grimes (Dr. Archie Morris), Erik Pal-
ladino (Dr. Dave Malucci), Busy Philipps
(Hope Bobeck), John Stamos (Dr. Tony
Gates), Angela Bassett (Dr. Cate Banfield).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Crichton, John Wells, Jack Orman, Lydia
Woodward, Carol Flint, Neal Baer, David
Zabel, R. Scott Gemmill, Steven Spiel-
berg. Co-Executive Producer: Janine Sher-
man, Dee Johnson, Walon Green, Robert
Nathan, Meredith Stiehm. Supervising
Producer: Mimi Leder, Julie Hebert. Pro-
ducer: Bruce Miller, Richard Thorpe,
Chris Misiano, Christopher Chulack,
Patrick Harbinson. Music: Marty Davich,
Christopher Neal Nelson.
785 Eureka. (Science Fiction; Sci Fi;
July 18, 2006 to September 23, 2008)
Eureka is a small American town that
conceals a dark secret: ever since the 1940s
the U.S. government has relocated ge-
niuses there to live and work on scientific
breakthroughs. The basic premise is a look
at the quirky characters that inhabit the
Pacific Northwest town.
Cast : Colin Ferguson ( Jack Carter),
Jordan Hinson (Zoe Carter), Debrah Far-
entino (Beverly Barlow), Matt Frewer ( Jim
Taggart), Salli Richardson-Whitfiled (Al-
786 / Every
lison Blake), Joe Morton (Henry Deacon),
Erica Cerra ( Jo Lupo), Ed Quinn (Nathan
Stark), Greg Germann (Warren King),
Shayn Solberg (Spencer Martin), Maury
Chaykin (Sheriff Cobb). Credits: Executive
Producer: Andrew Cosby. Co-Executive
Producer: Jaime Paglia, Karl Schaefer. Su-
pervising Producer: Dan Fesman, Harry
Victor. Producer: Robert Petrovicz.
786 Every Woman. (Interview; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2007)
Entertaining and inspired interviews
with women who reflect the diversity of
women today.
Narration Host : Michelle Logan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Byron Allen,
Carolyn Folks. Supervising Producer: Jen-
nifer Lucas. Producer: Joan Robbins.
787 Everybody Hates Chris. (Com-
edy; UPN/CW; Premiered: September 22,
2005)
The Bedford Stuyvesant section of
Brooklyn, New York, is the setting (begin-
ning in 1982 and progressing to 1986 in
2008 episodes) for a look at the childhood
memories of comedian Chris Rock. Julius
and Rochelle are his parents; Drew and
Tanya are his younger siblings. Julius
works several jobs and is very frugal.
Rochelle works as a waitress (later hair-
dresser at Nessa’s Hair Salon). Chris, 13
years old when the series begins, is the only
African-American at Corleone Junior
High School (he later attends Tattaglia
High School). Chris tries to do everything
right (but everything usually goes wrong).
He works after school at Doc’s Corner, the
local convenience store. Tanya has a knack
for letting Chris take the blame for some-
thing she did. She and Drew attend
Dolimite Elementary School. Greg is
Chris’s friend; Mrs. Morello is a teacher at
Corleone; Mr. Raymond is its principal;
Louise is the Rock’s neighbor; Tasha is
Louise’s daughter; Joey is the school bully;
Mr. Omar is the Rock’s upstairs neighbor;
Mr. Thurman is the principal at Tattaglia;
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Doc is the store owner; Vanessa owns
Nessa’s Beauty Parlor. Chris Rock narrates
the stories of his youth.
Cast : Tyler James Williams (Chris
Rock), Terry Crews ( Julius Rock), Tichina
Arnold (Rochelle Rock), Tequan Rich-
mond (Drew Rock), Imani Hakim (Tanya
Rock), Vincent Martella (Greg Wulger),
Travis T. Flory ( Joey Caruso), Ernest
Thomas (Mr. Omar), Paige Hurd (Tasha),
Paul Ben-Victor (Mr. Thurman), Jacque-
line Mazarella (Mr. Morello), Antonio
Fargas (Doc), Jackee Harry (Vanessa).
Credits: Executive Producer: Chris Rock,
Michael Rotenberg, Howard Gewirtz,
Dave Becky. Co-Executive Producer: Kriss
Turner, Gregory Thompson. Supervising
Producer: Rodney Barnes. Producer: Jim
Michaels, Alysa Fouse. Music: Marcus
Miller.
788 Everyday Italian. (Cooking;
Food Network; Premiered: September 1,
2003)
Italian chef Giada DeLaurentis prepares
updated versions of old world Italian
recipes.
Host : Giada DeLaurentis. Credits:
Producer: Audrey Bellezza. Segment Pro-
ducer: Rafael August, Deren Albran,
Alyson Shelton, Cody Shelton, Nell
O’Hara, Suzanne Schecter.
789 Exe’s and Oh’s. (Drama; Logo;
Premiered: January 1, 2007)
Jennifer is a young woman with a vivid
fantasy life and a floundering career (doc-
umentary film maker). She is also a les-
bian and looking for Ms. Right. As Jen-
nifer searches for that special girl, viewers
are given a glimpse into her private life as
well as the lives of her close lesbian friends:
Samantha (called Sam, a bartender),
Crutch (a coffee house waitress hoping to
become a singer/songwriter) and Kris
(with a “K”) and Chris (with a “C”), lovers
who own an online pet accessories busi-
ness. Also known as The Rules: A Lesbian
Survival Guide.
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Cast : Michelle Paradise ( Jennifer),
Marnie Alton (Sam), Heather Matarazzo
(Crutch), Angela Featherstone (Kris),
Megan Cavanagh (Chris), Amy Dudgeon
(Emmy), Stacy Grant (Elizabeth), Darby
Stanchfield (Sienna). Credits: Executive
Producer: Michelle Paradise, Billy Grund-
fest, Noreen Halpern, Dave Mace, John
Morayniss, Eileen Opatut, Pamela Post.
Producer: Jessica Driscoll. Music: James
Jandrisch.
790 Extra. (Variety; Syn.; Premiered:
September 5, 1994)
A daily series of show business related
news.
Host (2008): Danya Devon, Mark Mc-
Grath, Mario Lopez. Credits: Executive
Producer: Sheila Sitomer, Teresa Coffino,
Neil Freundilch. Supervising Producer:
Mike Miller, Jennifer Winer, Tracy Green,
Stephen Mark Saylor, Ron Rosen. Pro-
ducer: Gay Linill, Kelly Murphy, Terry
Murphy, Evan Weinstein, Larry Lauren.
791 Extreme Makeover: Home Edi-
tion. (Reality; ABC; Premiered: Decem-
ber 3, 2003)
Desperate or deserving families are
given a chance to begin a new life with a
new or completely remodeled older home.
Crew: Ty Pennington, Tracy Hutson,
Paul DiMeo, Michael Moloney, Preston
Sharp, Eric Ancker, Constance Ramos,
Paige Hemmis, Ed Sanders, Tanya Mc-
Queen, Eduardo Xol. Credits: Executive
Producer: Tom Forman. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Janelle Fiorito, Jonathan Karsh,
Denise Cramsey, Star Price. Senior Pro-
ducer: Diane Korman, Conrad Ricketts.
Producer: Christiane Kirsch, Michael
Hauser, Shana Kemp, Peter Alexander,
Kathryn Vaughan, Mark Rains. Music:
Brad Chiet, Eric Allaman, Rudy Guess,
Rob Cairns.
792 The Fabulous Life Of.... (Real-
ity; VH-1; January 1, 2003 to October 2,
2008)
Family / 794
A look at the lives of the extremely rich
and famous (sort of a new version of the
1980s series Lifestyles of the Rich and Fa-
mous). Each episode focuses on a particu-
lar subject and shows how the person
achieved his (or her) wealth as well as how
he (or she) lives “The Fabulous Life.”
Narrator: Christopher Flockton. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Matt Sharp. Pro-
ducer: Mark Marruccini, Matt Hanna,
Kate Bernstein, Heather Feldbaum, Avi
Savar, Jordana Hockman. Associate Pro-
ducer: David Abraham, Joshua Wright.
793 Fairly Odd Parents. (Cartoon;
Nickelodeon; Premiered: March 30, 2001)
Timmy Turner is a 10-year-old boy who
feels his parents deprive him of everything.
Wanda and Cosmo are his godparents.
When Timmy wants something he wishes
for it and Wanda and Cosmo give it to
him and stories relate the mishaps that fol-
low as Timmy struggles to cop with some-
thing he wasn’t supposed to have.
Voice Cast: Tara Strong (Timmy Tur-
ner), Susan Blakeslee (Wanda), Daran
Norris (Cosmo), Jim Ward (Chet Ubetcha),
Grey DeLisle (Vicky Turner). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Butch Hartman, Fred
Seibert. Producer: Bob Boyle, Steve Mar-
mel. Music: Guy Moon.
794 Family Feud. (Game; Syn.; Pre-
miered: July 1, 1976)
Two five-member families compete in
a game wherein they must answer ques-
tions based on a survey of 100 people.
Points are scored based the answers given
and the number of people who responded
to it. The first family to score 300 or more
points wins.
Host: Richard Dawson, Ray Combs,
Richard Karn, Louie Anderson, John
O’Hurley. Credits: Executive Producer:
Gabrielle Johnston, Michael Canter, Joel
Klein. Supervising Producer: Kristen Bjork-
lund, Bob Boden. Associate Producer: Lau-
rie Chryss. Music: Jeremy Sweet. An-
nouncer: Burton Richardson.
795 / Family
795 Family Guy. (Cartoon; Fox; Pre-
miered: January 31, 1999)
An irreverent look at a not-so-typical
(and not so normal) American family
called the Griffins, residents of Quahog,
Rhode Island. Peter, the father is extremely
obese (and a total moron). He works at
the Pawtucket Brewery (later Happy Go
Lucky Toys) and enjoys a drink (or two) at
a bar called the Drunken Clam. Peter is
married to Lois, a sexy woman who ac-
cepts Peter for all his faults. They are the
parents of Chris, Megan and Stewie. Chris
is rather large (overweight and tall) for a
13-year-old and quite dense. Megan,
called Meg, is younger than Chris and very
awkward (she is approaching puberty and
having a difficult time of it). Stewie is the
extremely intelligent baby of the family.
He has a football-shaped head and is
somewhat homicidal (he appears to be
planning ways to eradicate his parents).
Rounding out the Griffin household is
Brian, an Einstein-intelligent, talking dog
who loves martinis and often provides the
only common sense in the uncommon
household.
Voice Cast : Seth McFarlane (Peter
Griffin/Chris Griffin/Brian/Stewie Griffin),
Alex Borstein (Lois Griffin), Mila Kunis
(Megan Griffin), Lacey Chabert (Megan
Griffin; later), Mike Henry (Cleveland
Brown), Patrick Warburton ( Joe Swan-
son), Adam West (Mayor Adam West),
John G. Brennan (Mort Goldman). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Seth MacFarlane,
David Zuckerman. Supervising Producer:
Mike Henry, Alec Sulkin, Wellesley Wild.
Producer: Gene Laufenberg, Allison Adler,
Kara Vallow, Sherry Gunther, Matt Weitz-
man, Mike Barker. Music: Ron Jones,
Walter Murphy.
796 Fashion Police. (Reality; Style
Network; Premiered: September 1, 2003)
A weekly look at what is in and what’s
not regarding the fashion trends of Holly-
wood celebrities.
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Host: Robert Verdi. Credits: Executive
Producer: Tia Devlin. Producer: Heather
Lanzetta. Associater Producer: Kate Stan-
ley.
797 Fearless Music. (Music; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2007)
Live studio performances from “five
great bands”— all of which were recorded
live at Fearless Music studios in New York
City.
Host: Jamie Lamm. Credits: Executive
Producer: Jamie Lamm. Producer: Gabriele
Solorino. Theme Music: Jamie Lamm.
798 The First 48. (Reality; A&E;
Premiered: July 1, 2004)
A real life version of the C.S.I. programs
on CBS that follows actual detectives as
they investigate crimes (usually homicides)
within the crucial, first 48 hours of the 911
call.
Credits: Executive Producer: Laura
Fleury, John X. Kim. Series Producer: Ted
Bourne. Producer: David Felsen, Xackery
Irving, Matthew Testa, Elizabeth Tracy,
Steve Kantor, Alana Campbell, Wei Ling
Chang.
799 Flash Gordon. (Science Fiction;
Sci Fi; August 10, 2007 to February 8,
2008)
An undated version of the characters
created by Alex Raymond. Stephen Gor-
don, nicknamed Flash for his ability to run
fast, works as a car restorer. Dale Arden,
Flash’s former high school sweetheart, is
now an investigative reporter for WIAD-
TV, Channel 4. As Flash enjoys life on
Earth, sinister happenings are occurring
on the planet Mongo. Ming, its evil
leader, has sent a bounty hunter to Earth
to find Flash and retrieve a device created
by Flash’s father, Lawrence, called the I-
Mex (which contains all the knowledge of
the universe). Flash is unaware of the I-
Mex. Lawrence was a physics professor
who, with his assistant, Dr. Hans Zarkov,
developed the I-Mex. Shortly after, during
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an experiment with gravity, Lawrence was
pulled through a mysterious space rift,
transported to Mongo and captured by
Ming. To cover up Professor Gordon’s dis-
appearance, a lab fire was reported wherein
Lawrence perished. To condense a long se-
ries of events, Flash, Dale and Dr. Zarkov
are united when the alien bounty hunter’s
presence becomes known. Before the alien
is destroyed, Flash learns about the I-Mex
and that his father is being held captive on
Mongo. Flash is now determined to find
his father and protect the I-Mex (which
he later finds hidden in a closet in his
home) from Ming. Through a space rift
device Flash finds among the alien’s re-
mains, Flash, accompanied by Dale and
Dr. Zarkov, is able to travel from the Earth
to Mongo and vice versa. Stories follow
the trio as they seek Professor Gordon and
attempt to foil Ming’s plans of domina-
tion. Aura is Ming’s daughter; Baylin is
the alien bounty hunter who sides with
Flash.
Cast : Eric Johnson (Flash Gordon),
Gina Holden (Dale Arden) Jody Racicot
(Dr. Hans Zarkov), John Ralston (Ming),
Karen Cliche (Baylin), Anna Van Hooft
(Princess Aura), Jonathan Walker (Rankol;
Ming’s chief scientist). Credits: Executive
Producer: Matthew O’Connor, Tom Rowe.
Co-Executive Producer: James Thorpe.
800 Flight of the Conchords. (Com-
edy; HBO; Premiered: June 17, 2007)
Bret and Jemaine are New Zealand mu-
sicians who now live in New York City.
They have a comedy musical act (Flight of
the Conchords) and stories relate their an-
tics as they chase women, break into song
whenever convenient and seek that elusive
big break. Murray is their manager; Mel is
their only fan.
Cast: Jemaine Clement ( Jemaine), Bret
McKenzie (Bret), Kristen Schaal (Mel),
Rhys Darby (Murray). Credits: Executive
Producer: Stu Smiley, James Bobin, Troy
Miller. Co-Executive Producer: Tracey
Foursome / 803
Baird, Jemaine Clement, Bret McKenzie.
Producer: Anna Dokoza, Christie Morse.
801 48 Hours Mystery. (Reality;
CBS; Premiered: January 19, 1988)
Detailed investigative reports on cur-
rent news stories, most of which are
shrouded in mystery. Originally titled 48
Hours then 48 Hours Investigates.
Host: Dan Rather (1988–2002), Leslie
Stahl (2002– ). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Susan Zirinsky. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Jim Murphy. Producer: Paul Ryan,
Michael Maloy, Katherine Davis, Reed
Collins, Jr., David Schneider, Rob Her-
shman. Music: Richard Floica, Julian Har-
ris, Max Surlas, Todd Erickson.
802 Foster’s Home for Imaginary
Friends. (Cartoon; Cartoon Network;
Premiered: August 13, 2004)
Madame Foster is a woman who runs a
home where the imaginary friends of chil-
dren are placed up for adoption when they
outgrow them. Bloo, the security blanket
of ten-year-old Mac, is one such friend
who resides at the house. Mac, however, is
still attached to Bloo and stories follow
Mac as he visits Bloo each day and be-
comes involved in the antics of the charac-
ters that inhabit the house.
Voice Cast : San Marquette (Mac),
Keith Ferguson (Bloo), Phil LaMarr (Ed-
uardo), Candi Milo (Coco), Grey De Lisle
(Frankie Foster), Tom Kane (Mr. Herri-
man). Credits: Executive Producer: Craig
McCracken, Brian Miller. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Jennifer Pelphrey, Lauren Faust.
Producer: Vince Aniceto, Peter Lewis.
Music: Jennifer Kes Remington, James L.
Venable.
803 Foursome. (Erotica; Playboy
Channel; Premiered: 2006)
The casting call reads: “Are you cute,
fun, wild and sexy? Do you have an irre-
sistible appetite for the opposite sex? Are
you wild, fun and ready for everything? If
you answered yes, we are looking for you.
804 / Frank
We are in search of fun. Single men and
women (ages 21–29) who want to be on a
hot Playboy show. Best of all, you’ll be
paid $500 for one day of shooting.” Four-
some is a dating show like no other. Four
singles (two men and two women) are
brought together in a Hollywood mansion
and are free to do what they want. Cam-
eras capture the candid sexual activities
that occur as they get to know each other.
Like most reality shows, the participants
are identified by a first name only and ac-
tually serve as the hosts, as they talk di-
rectly into the camera and set the stage for
what is about to transpire.
804 Frank TV. (Comedy; TBS; No-
vember 20, 2007 to December 23, 2008)
A weekly skit series that satirizes politics,
TV, movies and current events with co-
median-impressionist Frank Caliendo
playing all the roles.
Star: Frank Caliendo. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Frank Caliendo, Matt Wick-
line, John Bowman, Barry Katz. Producer:
Leo Clarke, Brian Volk-Weiss. Director:
Jay Karas. Writer: Frank Caliendo, John
Bowman, Matt Wickline, Rich Talarico,
Jeff Rothpan, Rachel Duguay, Dave Polsky,
Brenda Hays, Dave King.
805 Franny’s Feet. (Cartoon; PBS;
Premiered: January 1, 2004)
Fantoosies is a shoe repair shop owned
by the grandfather of a young girl named
Franny. When a customer brings in a pair
of shoes for repair, Franny tries them on
and is magically transported to a place as-
sociated with those shoes (to teach learn-
ing experiences to children).
Voice Cast: Phoebe McAuley (Franny),
George Buza (Grandfather). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Beth Stevenson. Producer:
Kym Hyde. Co-Producer: John Mariella.
Music: Miero Stamm. Theme Vocal:
“Franny’s Feet” by Tajja Isen.
806 Friday Night Lights. (Drama;
NBC; October 3, 2006 to February 8,
2008)
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Dillon is a small West Texas town ob-
sessed with football (specifically the Pan-
thers, the team of Dillon High School).
The team plays on Friday nights. Football
dominates conversations and events in the
lives of the team members as well as its ob-
sessed fans are depicted. On October 1,
2008 (to January 14, 2009) the series aired
on Direct TV with repeats airing on NBC
(beginning January 16, 2009).
Cast: Scott Porter ( Jason Street), Adri-
anna Palicki (Tyra Collette), Minka Kelly
(Lyla Garrity), Gaius Charles (Brian
“Smash” Williams), Zach Gilford (Matt
Saracen), Connie Britton (Tami Taylor),
Derek Phillips (Billy Riggins), Kyle Chan-
dler (Coach Eric Taylor), Aimee Teegar-
den ( Julie Taylor), Jesse Plemons (Landry
Clarke), Katherine Willis ( Joanne Street),
Nieko Mann (Noannie Williams), Liz
Mikel (Corinna Williams), Blue Deckert
(Coach Mac MaGill), Kevin Rankin
(Herc) Ravin Alexander (Christina),
Cindy Creekmore (Missy Aubrey), Robert
Parish (Phil), Whitney McCauley (Sheila
Williams), Walter Perez (Bobby “Bull”
Reyes), Libby Villari (Mayor Lucy Rodell),
Kate Krause (Tabby Garrity). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Peter Berg, Brian Grazer,
Jason Katims. Co-Executive Producer: John
Cameron, Sarah Aubrey. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Carter Harris. Producer: David
Hudgins, Katie O’Hara, Michael Lewis.
Music: W.G. Snuffy Walden, Julie Greaux.
807 The Game. (Comedy; CW; Pre-
miered: September 20, 2006)
A comedic look at the lives of the
women behind the men of pro football.
Particular focus is on Melanie Barnett, the
live-in girlfriend of Derwin Davis, a third
string rookie for the San Diego Sabers.
Melanie is a very beautiful girl and she
fears the worse: other women falling for
Derwin (and Derwin becoming unfaithful
to her. Melanie, a medical student, later
becomes a doctor at San Diego Hospital).
Kelly Pitts, Melanie’s friend, has the same
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fears. She is a gorgeous “white chick” who
is married to Jason Pitts, a black player.
Malik Wright, a single quarterback,
rounds out the main characters. His prob-
lems stem from his mother, Tasha Mack,
who is also his manager (the owner of
Tasha Mack Management). Malik would
like to quit football and become a rap star,
but his mother believes he hasn’t the talent
and constantly persuades him to stay with
football. Stories follow the heartaches, the
insecurities, challenges and rivalries each
faces. The wives are members of the Saber
Sunbeams. A spin off from Girlfriends
(where the pilot aired in April of 2006).
Cast : Tia Mowry (Melanie Barnett),
Pooch Hall (Derwin Davis), Brittany
Daniel (Kelly Pitts), Coby Bell ( Jason
Pitts), Wendy Raquel Robinson (Tasha
Mack), Hosea Chanchez (Malik Wright).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kelsey Gram-
mer, Mara Brock Akil, Steve Stark. Co-
Executive Producer: Chuck Ranberg, Anne
Flett-Giordano, Kenny Smith, Tim Ed-
wards. Producer: Dan Dugan.
808 Game Show Moments Gone
Bananas. (Comedy; VH-1; Premiered:
May 21, 2005)
A Series of specials that presents humor-
ous clips from game shows coupled with
segments wherein studio audience mem-
bers play classic game shows (like Beat the
Clock and Concentration).
Host: Ben Stein. Announcer: Randy
West. Credits: Executive Producer: Todd
Barton. Producer: Mandel Ilagan, Bob
Stone, Aaron Solomon.
809 Gene Simmons Family Jewels.
(Reality; A&E; August 7, 2006 to August
31, 2008)
Cameras follow events in the lives of
Gene Simmons, former front man for the
rock group KISS, his girlfriend, Shannon
Tweed, and their children Sophie and
Nick.
Cast: Gene Simmons, Shannon Tweed,
Sophie Simmons, Nick Simmons, Tracey
General / 810
Tweed. Credits: Executive Producer: Adam
Reed, Nancy Dubuc, Leslie Greif, Deidre
O’Hearn, Gene Simmons. Co-Executive
Producer: Chad Greulach, Adam Freeman.
Music: Alan Ett, Scott Liggett.
810 General Hospital. (Drama;
ABC; Premiered: April 1, 1963)
Intimate glimpses into the lives of the
doctors and nurses attached to the Inter-
nal Medicine Division, seventh floor, of
General Hospital in Port Charles, New
York.
Principal 2008 Cast: Anthony Geary
(Luke Spencer), Jane Elliot (Tracy Quar-
termaine), John Ingle (Edward Quarter-
maine), Julie Marie Berman (Lulu Spen-
cer), Nazani Boniadi (Leyla Mir), Sarah
Joy Brown (Claudia Zacchara), Leslie
Charleson (Monica Quartermaine), Claire
Coffee (Nadine Crowell), Sonya Eddy
(Epiphany Johnson), Nancy Lee Grahn
(Alexis Davis), Rick Hearst (Ric Lansing),
Jason Cook (Matt Hunter), Tyler Christo-
pher (Nikolas Cassadine), Steve Burton
( Jason Morgan), Maurice Benard (Sonny
Cortinthos), Brandon Barash ( Johnny Za-
cchara), Bradford Anderson (Damien
Spinelli), Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth Web-
ber), Kimberly McCullough (Robin Scor-
pio), Kelly Monaco (Samantha McCall),
Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones), Megan
Ward (Kate Howard), Laura Wright (Car-
oline Jacks), John J. York (Mac Scorpio),
Greg Vaughn (Lucky Spencer), Jason
Thompson (Patrick Drake), Sebastian
Roche ( Jerry Jacks), Ingo Rademacher ( Jas-
per “Jax” Jacks), Rick Springfield (Noah
Drake/Eli Love), Kin Shriner (Scott Bald-
win), Finola Hughes (Anna Devane), Car-
olyn Hennesey (Diane Miller), Kent King
(Lainey Winters), Stephen Macht (Trevor
Lansing), Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Fal-
coneri), Minae Noji (Kelly Lee), Kali Ro-
driguez (Kristina Davis), Tamlyn Tomita
(Giselle), Bruce Weitz (Anthony Zac-
chara), Jackie Zeman (Bobbie Spencer),
Barbara Tarbuck ( Jane Jacks). Credits:
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Executive Producer: Jill Farren Phelps. Cre-
ator: Frank Hursley, Doris Hursley.
811 General Hospital: Night Shift.
(Drama; Soap Net; July 12, 2007 to Oc-
tober 21, 2008)
Prime time cable series based on the
ABC daytime serial General Hospital. Sto-
ries, complete in themselves, focus on the
doctors and nurses who handle the night
shift at General Hospital.
Cast: Alla Korot (Stacey Sloan), Josh
Duhon (Logan Hayes), Jason Gerhardt
(Cooper Barrett), Lindze Letterman
(Georgie Jones), Natalia Livingston (Emily
Quartermaine), Kent King (Dr. Lainey
Winters), Minae Noji (Kelly Lee), Gra-
ham Shiels (Cody Paul), Jason Thompson
(Dr. Patrick Drake), Kimberly McCul-
lough (Dr. Robin Scorpio), Steve Burton
( Jason Morgan), Bradford Anderson
(Damien Spinelli), Rebecca Herbst (Eliz-
abeth Spencer), Billy Dee Williams (Tou-
ssaint Dubois), Amanda Baker ( Jolene
Crowell), Julie Berman (Lulu Spencer),
Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones), Angel M.
Wainwright (Regina Thompson). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Lisa De Cazotte,
Jill Farren-Phelps. Supervising Producer:
Richard Schilling. Producer: Jeanne Hurey.
812 George of the Jungle. (Cartoon;
Cartoon Network; Premiered: June 29,
2007)
A revised version of the 1960s series of
the same title about George, a clumsy, tree
crashing prone jungle hero as he attempts
to protect his domain from evil. Magno-
lia and Ursula are his friends; “An ape
named Ape” is his guiding light.
Voice Cast: Lee Tockar (George), Tab-
itha St. Germain (Magnolia), Britt Irvin
(Ursula), Paul Dobson (Ape), Michael
Dangerfield (Narrator), Brian Drummond
(Witch Doctor). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Evan Baily, Eric Ellenbogen, Blair
Peters, Rob Simmons, Tiffany Ward, Chris
Bartleman. Producer: Kevin Gamble, Mike
Weiss. Music: Michael Richard Plowman.
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813 Ghost Hunters. (Reality; Sci Fi;
Premiered: October 1, 2004)
A program that investigates reports of
paranormal happenings. Jason Hawkes
and Grant Wilson, plumbers by trade,
head an organization called TAPS (The
Atlantic Paranormal Society) which also
incorporates ordinary people with an inter-
est in ghosts.
Cast : Jason Hawkes, Grant Wilson,
Brian Harnois, Steve Gonsalves, Kristyn
Gartland. Announcer: Mike Rowe. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Tom Thayer, Peter
Zasuly, Craig Piligian, Rob Katz. Super-
vising Producer: Mark Marinaccio, Richard
Monahan. Producer: Jay Bluemke, Tim
Calandrello, Eric Mazer.
814 Ghost Whisperer. (Drama; CBS;
Premiered: September 23, 2005)
Same As It Never Was Antiques is a
store in Grandview that is owned by
Melinda Gordon. Melinda is married to
Jim Clancy (Melinda uses her maiden
name for business) and possesses a most
unusual gift: the ability to see ghosts and
communicate with the dead. Melinda can
sense spirits and feel what they are feeling.
She believes spirits contact her so she can
help them complete a mission before see-
ing the light and moving on. For Melinda,
it began when she was eight years old and
in the fourth grade. After the passing of a
classmate Melinda saw her ghost (who was
not aware that she was dead). Her grand-
mother had the ability but her mother
(Beth) does not (as the gift skips a gener-
ation). Stories follow Melinda as she tries
to lead a normal life while at the same time
helping spirits find closure. Andrea is
Melinda’s partner; later replaced by Delia
(who also works as a real estate agent for
Sun Briar Realty); Ned is Delia’s son;
Richard Payne is the Rockland College
University professor who assists Melinda
(he is replaced by Professor Eli James, a
therapist at Rockland, who can hear but
not see ghosts).
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Cast: Jennifer Love Hewitt (Melinda
Gordon), David Conrad ( Jim Clancy),
Aisha Tyler (Andrea Moreno), Camryn
Manheim (Delia Banks), Tyler Patrick
James (Ned Banks), Christoph Sanders
(Ned Banks; later), Jay Mohr (Richard
Payne), Abigail Breslin (Young Melinda),
Anne Archer (Beth), Jamie Kennedy (Eli
James). Credits: Executive Producer: John
Gray, Kim Moses, Ian Sander, John
Wirth. Co-Executive Producer: Jed Seidel,
James Van Praugh. Producer: Jennifer Love
Hewitt, Joe Dishner, Juanita F. Diana.
Music: Mark Snow.
815 Giada’s Weekend Getaways.
(Reality; Food Network; Premiered: Jan-
uary 12, 2007)
Chef Giada DeLaurentis takes to the
road to find three-day getaways that feature
delectable foods.
Host: Giada DeLaurentis. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Anne Fox. Producer: Scott
Siegel.
816 Girlfriends. (Comedy; WB/CW;
September 11, 2000 to February 11, 2008)
The life, loves, joys and sorrows of Joan
Clayton, Maya Wilkes, Lynn Searcy and
Toni Childs, four beautiful African Amer-
ican women struggling to find their place
in the world. Joan was originally a lawyer
with the Los Angeles firm of Goldstein,
Sweedleston, Donaldson and Lee. She
later opens a bar called The J-Spot. Maya
was originally Joan’s legal secretary. She
turned her ability to write into a book
called Oh Hell, Yes that offers help to oth-
ers through the hardships she faced in life.
Lynn is not easily motivated and not very
responsible. She has five degrees from
U.C.L.A. but has never been able to put
any of them to work for her. She takes
whatever jobs she can find — from wait-
ress to secretary to documentary film
maker. She often lives with one of her girl-
friends and in 2007 she performed as the
singer Indigo Style. Toni is a material girl
and dreams of marrying a millionaire. She
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originally worked for Colonoda Realty be-
fore beginning her own company Toni
Childs Realty. William Dent is a close
friend to all four girls (a lawyer at Joan’s
former agency); Jabari is Maya’s son with
ex-husband Darnell; Todd Grant is a Cau-
casian doctor who married Toni (but their
constant bickering broke up the marriage).
When the series switched to the CW it is
mentioned that Toni moved to New York
to be with her boyfriend who had acquired
a job on a make over reality TV show.
Cast: Tracee Ellis Ross ( Joan Clayton),
Golden Brooks (Maya Wilkes), Persia
White (Lynn Searcy), Jill Marie Jones
(Toni Childs), Reginald C. Hayes (Wil-
liam Dent), Jason Pace (Dr. Todd Gar-
rett), Tanner Scott Richards ( Jabari
Wilkes), Khalil Kain (Darnell Wilkes),
Flex Alexander (Darnell Wilkes). Credits:
Executive Producer: Kelsey Grammer. Co-
Executive Producer: Michael B. Kaplan,
Regina Y. Hick, Mara Brock Akil. Super-
vising Producer: Lamont Ferrell, Norman
Vance, Jr. Producer: Michael E. Stokes,
Nancy Sprow, Sheldon Epps.
817 The Girls Next Door. (Reality;
E!; Premiered: August 7, 2005)
An intimate look at the public and pri-
vate life of Playboy magazine publisher
Hugh Hefner (83 years old with 2008
episodes). Bridget, Holly and Kendra are
three gorgeous Playmates who live with
Hugh at the Playboy Mansion in Califor-
nia. Episodes follow the daily events that
spark Hugh’s life as well as his three regu-
lar companions, his brother, Keith, man-
sion staff and other magazine playmates
(all representing the 2008 version of the
series).
Cast: Hugh Hefner (Himself ), Bridget
Marquardt (Herself ), Holly Madison
(Herself ), Kendra Wilkinson (Herself ),
Mary O’Connor (Hugh’s personal secre-
tary), Keith Hefner (Himself ), Anastasia
Case (Bridget’s sister), Cristal Camden
(Hugh’s former girlfriend), Norma Maister
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(Mansion staff ), Kara Monaco (2006
Playmate of the Year), Victoria Fuller
( January 1996 Playmate), Alison Waite
(May 2006 Playmate), Giuliana Marino
(April 2007 Playmate). Credits: Executive
Producer: Kevin Burns. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Scott Hartford. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Mykelle Sabin. Producer: Rebecca
Gullion, Nicole Reitman. Music: Randy
Jones, Jeremy Sweet.
818 Globe Trekker. (Reality; PBS;
Premiered: March 31, 2002)
Fascinating journeys to lands near and
far with the traveler (Globe Trekker) expe-
riencing everything from dining with the
local citizens to climbing mountains to
surviving a week in a rain forest.
Globe Trekkers: Megan McCormick,
Ian Wright, Justine Shapiro, Christina
Chang, Lavinia Tan, Shipa Mehta, Holly
Morris, Nikki Grosse, Neil Gibson, Katy
Haswell. Credits: Executive Producer: Dal-
ton Dean, Carole Tomko. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Tracey Cuesta. Producer: Vanessa
Colossi, Leslie Wiener. Music: Paul Moun-
sey, Daniel Pemberton.
819 Glutton for Punishment. (Re-
ality; Food Network; Premiered: July 10,
2007)
Travel combines with cooking to pre-
sent chef Bob Blumer as he tackles vari-
ous cooking challenges and offers tips
along the way.
Host: Bob Blumer. Credits: Producer:
Mona Gienier. Writer: Bob Blumer. Di-
rector: Jonas Quastel.
820 Go, Diego Go. (Cartoon; Nick-
elodeon; Premiered: September 6, 2005).
A spin off from Dora the Explorer about
her cousin, Diego, a bilingual eight-year-
old who runs the Animal Rescue Center
in the Latin American Rain Forest. Sto-
ries revolve around Diego as he rescues and
cares for animals.
Voice Cast : Jake T. Austin (Diego),
Constanza Sperakis (Alicia), E. Austin
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Valentine (Baby Jaguar), Rosie Perez
(Click), Sebastian Arcelus (Mr. Marquez).
Credits: Executive Producer: Chris Gifford,
Valerie Walsh. Music: Steve Sandberg, Jed
Becker.
821 Going Tribal. (Reality; Discov-
ery Channel; Premiered: August 9, 2005)
Bruce Parry, a former Royal Marine,
seeks out then lives with the people of re-
mote locations (for up to a month) to ex-
perience their way of life.
Host: Bruce Parry. Credits: Executive
Producer: Sam Organ. Producer: Steve Rob-
inson.
822 Good Deal with Dave Lieber-
man. (Cooking; Food Network; Pre-
miered: April 16, 2005)
Chef Dave Lieberman offers tips and
shows viewers how to prepare inexpensive
but delicious meals.
Host: Dave Lieberman. Credits: Senior
Producer: Laurie Buck. Producer: Audrey
Bellezza, John Coffey, Rachel Knobelman,
Suzanne Schuster.
823 Good Eats with Alton Brown.
(Cooking; Food Network; Premiered: July
7, 1999)
Food and science combine to present
how food is prepared and the beneficial as-
pects it contains.
Host: Alton Brown. Credits: Executive
Producer: Deanna Brown.Producer: Dana
Popoff. Music: Patrick Belden.
824 Gossip Girl. (Drama; CW; Pre-
miered: September 19, 2007)
Social and personal events that spark the
lives of a group of students at an exclusive
prep school (Constance Billiard) on Man-
hattan’s Upper East Side. It is here that
Gossip Girl, a mysterious web site, claims
to be all knowing and reports all the im-
portant news that the students (and view-
ers) need to know. Serena van der Wood-
sen and her close friend Blair Waldorf are
the principal focus of the series (girls, ad-
dicted to Gossip Girl, who love shopping,
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fashion and partying at the trendiest night
spots). Other regulars include students
Eric, Nate, Katy, Isabel Dan and Jenny.
Cast : Blake Lively (Serena van der
Woodsen), Leighton Meester (Blair Wal-
dorf ), Connor Paolo (Eric van der Wood-
sen), Kelly Rutherford (Lily van der
Woodsen), Chace Crawford (Nate Archi-
bald), Sam Robards (Howie Archibald),
Nan Zhang (Katy), Nicole Fiscella (Is-
abel), Ed Westwick (Chuck), Penn Badg-
ley (Dan), Kristen Bell (Gossip Girl), Tay-
lor Momsen ( Jenny Humphrey), Matthew
Settle (Rufus Humphrey), Margaret Colin
(Eleanor Waldorf ), Nicole Fiscella (Isabel
Coates), Michelle Trachtenberg (Georgina
Sparks), Desmond Harrington ( Jack
Bass), John Patrick Amedori (Aaron Rose),
Robert John Burke (Bart Bass). Credits:
Executive Producer: Stephanie Savage, Les-
lie Morgantein, Bob Levy. Co-Executive
Producer: Felicia D. Henderson, K.J. Stein-
berg. Producer: Amy J. Kaufman, Joe
Lazarov, Jessica Queller.
825 Great Performances. (Anthol-
ogy; PBS; Premiered: November 4, 1972)
Television’s longest running performing
arts program; full length and/or excerpts of
productions spanning the genres from the
Broadway stage to opera. Walter Cronkite
served as the host from 1988 to 2007.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jac Venza,
Barry Schulman, Anthony Chapman,
Margaret Smilov, Pete Gelb, John Beug,
Fritz Buttenstedt, Klaus Hallig, Jack Wal-
lis, Dan Cleary, Gabielle Babin Gugen-
heim, Pierre-Olivier Bardet, Costa Pila-
vachi, Peter Maniura, Eric Ghenassia, Jeff
Rowland, Fiona Morris, Robert Kotlowitz,
Tony Judge, Mark Hagen. Producer: Mi-
chael Bronson, Niv Fichman, Dieter Mel-
zer, Daniel Iron, Judy Flannery, Allen
Newman, Mark Cooper, Chris Cohen,
John Walker, James Pluta, Martin Fischer,
Tiffany Hanssen Michael Heinzl, Sam
Hudson, Jason Kaillor, Kathryn Slusher,
John Goberman, Kim Myers.
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826 Greek. (Drama; ABC Family; July
9, 2007 to October 28, 2008)
Fictional Cypress-Rhodes University in
California is the setting for a look at a
group of students who want more than an
education —“We want to have fun, meet
people, grow up and find ourselves.” In
actuality, their idea of college is joining a
fraternity (or sorority) and having non-
stop fun. Rusty Cartwright, an anti-social
freshman, and his very social friendly
sophomore sister, Casey, are the focal point
of the series. Rusty is a member of the
Kappa Tau fraternity; Casey belongs to the
prestigious Zeta Beta sorority. Rusty is a bit
awkward and exceptionally intelligent and
is having a difficult time fitting in. Casey
is charming and gorgeous and not that ac-
tively involved with the academic aspect
of the school. Dale is Rusty’s roommate;
Rebecca and Ashleigh are Casey’s sorority
sisters; Beaver is Rusty’s fraternity brother.
Cast: Jacob Zachar (Rusty Cartwright),
Spencer Grammer (Casey Cartwright),
Jake McDorman (Evan), Amber Stevens
(Ashleigh), Dilshad Vadsaria (Rebecca),
Paul James (Calvin), Clark Duke (Dale),
Aaron Hill (The Beaver), Jessica Rose (Ken
K), Jhoanna Flores (Libby), Zack Lively
(Heath), Derek Mio (Wade), Tiffany Du-
pont (Frannie). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Shawn Piller, Lloyd Segan, Patrick
Sean Smith. Producer: Todd Ulman.
827 Greek to Chic. (Reality; Inter-
net; Premiered: May 4, 2006)
Internet makeover series that travels to
various colleges to transform “rumpled frat
brothers into date bait.” After the makeover,
the former “geeks” are given advice as how
to maintain their new looks and lifestyle.
Hosts: Sandra Sanchez, Jonathan Red-
ford.
828 Grey’s Anatomy. (Drama; ABC;
Premiered: March 27, 2005)
A penetrating look at the personal and
professional lives of five surgical interns at
Seattle Grace Memorial Hospital: Meredith
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Grey, Cristina Yang, Isobel Stevens, Alex
Karev and George O’Malley. Meredith is
the daughter of renowned surgeon Ellis
Grey (who is suffering from a devastating
illness that overshadows Meredith’s ambi-
tions). Cristina is highly competitive and
driven and refuses to accept favors from
anyone. Isobel, called Izzie, is a small town
girl who paid for her medical education
by performing as a lingerie model. She is
like Cristina — determined to make it
without help from anyone. George is in-
secure and has a knack for saying or doing
the wrong thing. Alex is the most arrogant
of the interns. He is ambitious and often
balks at having to do jobs that he feels are
beneath him. Miranda is the senior resi-
dent in charge of interns; Derek Shepherd
is the flirtatious surgeon; Preston Burke is
the arrogant but skilled surgeon; Richard
Webber is the chief of surgery.
Cast : Ellen Pompeo (Dr. Meredith
Grey), Sandra Oh (Dr. Cristina Yang),
Katherine Heigl (Dr. Isobel Stevens),
Justin Chambers (Dr. Alex Karev), T.R.
Knight (Dr. George O’Malley), Chandra
Wilson (Dr. Miranda Bailey), James Pick-
ens, Jr. (Dr. Richard Webber), Patrick
Dempsey (Dr. Derek Shepherd), Isaiah
Washington (Dr. Preston Burke), Sarah
Utterback (Nurse Olivia), Kate Burton
(Ellis Grey), Kate Walsh (Dr. Addison
Montgomery), Sara Ramirez (Dr. Callie
Torres), Mare Winningham (Susan Grey),
Elizabeth Reaser (Rebecca Pope). Credits:
Executive Producer: Mark Gordon, Betsy
Beers, Krista Vernoff, Peter Horton,
Nancy Bordson, Steve Mulholland, Kent
Hodder. Co-Executive Producer: Mark
Wilding, Tony Phelan. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Joan Rater, Kip Koenig, Gabrielle
G. Stanton, Debora Cahn, Harry Werks-
man. Producer: Rob Corn, Jeff Rafner,
Jenna Bans. Music: Danny Lux.
829 Grill It with Bobby Flay. (Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: October
10, 2006).
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Chef Bobby Flay takes to the road to
test the foods of both amateur and profes-
sional chefs — and then try to improve on
the meals he was just served.
Host: Bobby Flay. Credits: Producer:
Karen Kinney.
830 The Guiding Light. (Drama;
CBS; Premiered: June 30, 1952)
The longest running program in broad-
cast history, premiering on CBS radio on
January 25, 1937, then on television on
June 30, 1952. On radio, the series focused
on the people of Five Points, a suburb of
Chicago (in particular on the Rev. John
Rutledge [played by Arthur Peterson]). On
television, the religious aspect of the series
was dropped to focus on dramatic inci-
dents in the lives of the close-knit Bauer,
Spaulding and Reardon families, residents
of the town of Springfield, U.S.A. (later
said to be Springfield, Illinois).
Principal 2008 Cast : Kim Zimmer
(Reva Shayne), Jordan Clarke (Billy Lewis
II), Mandy Bruno (Marina Cooper), Crys-
tal Chappell (Olivia Spencer), Nicole
Forester (Cassie Layne Lewis), Jessica Lec-
cia (Natalia Rivera), Marcy Rylan (Lizzie
Spaulding), Gina Tognoni (Dinah Mar-
ler), Caitlin Van Zandt (Ashlee Wolfe),
Justin Deas (Buzz Cooper, Sr.), Daniel
Cosgrov (Bill Lewis), Bradley Cole ( Jef-
frey O’Neill), Jeff Branson (Shayne Lewis),
E.J. Bonilla (Raphael Rivera), Robert
Bogue (A.C. Mallet), Murray Bartlett
(Cyrus Foley), Frank Dicopoulos (Frank
Cooper, Jr.), John Driscoll (Henry Cooper
Bradshaw), Kane Manera (Grady Foley),
Robert Newman ( Josh Lewis), Michael
O’Leary (Rick Bauer), Ron Raines (Alan
Spaulding), Lawrence Saint-Victor (Remy
Boudreau), Tina Sloan (Lillian Raines),
Jacqueline Tsirkin (Emma Spaulding),
Miles Williams (R.J. Winslow), Montel
Williams (Clayton Boudreau), Yvonna
Wright (Melissande Boudreau), Marj Du-
say (Alexandra Spaulding), Arielle Ren-
wart (Leah Bauer), Naelee Rae (Clarissa
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Marler), Maeve Kinkead (Vanessa Rear-
don), Elizabeth Keifer (Blake Marler),
Nicholas Art (Zach Spaulding), Kim
Brockington (Felicia Boudreau), Orlagh
Cassidy (Doris Wolfe), Beth Chamberlain
(Beth Raines), Robert Danza, Jr. ( Jude
Bauer). Credits: Executive Producer: Ellen
Wheeler. Producer: Alexandra Johnson,
Maria Macina. Theme Music: Rick Rhodes,
Danny Pelfrey.
831 The Guild. (Comedy; Internet;
Premiered: July 27, 2007)
Codex is a young woman who is ad-
dicted to playing video games over the In-
ternet (specifically “The Knights of
Good,” where she is the Healer). Soon the
game begins to affect her life when her fel-
low game players believe the game is real
and descend upon her home. Codex
knows the game is just that, a game, but to
her friends, it is an addiction that has af-
fected their outlook on life. Stories follow
Codex as she struggles to deal with and
solve the real life problems her friends are
experiencing as the result of over playing
“The Knights of Good.”
Cast: Felicia Day (Cyd “Codex” Sher-
man), Sandeep Parikh (Zaboo), Vincent
Caso (Bladezz), Jeff Lewis (Vork), Amy
Okud (Tinkerbella), Robin Thorsen
(Clara). Credits: Producer: Jane Selle Mor-
gan, Kim Evey. Writer: Felicia Day. Direc-
tor: Jane Selle Morgan, Greg Benson.
832 Gunslinger Girl. (Cartoon; IFC;
Premiered: October 8, 2003)
A secret Italian government organiza-
tion called The Public Corporation for So-
cial Welfare has a unique but underhanded
means by which to save terminally ill
young girls: they cure them with cyber-
netic implants that strip them of virtually
all their human emotions. The girls are
then trained as soldiers and incorporated
as assassins to do the agency’s bidding. An-
gelica, Claes, Henrietta, Rico and Triela
are five girls, skilled in the martial arts,
who become the agency’s top assassins.
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Stories, aimed at a mature audience, are
violent and follow the girls as they per-
form hazardous missions while at the same
time trying to retain as much as their hu-
manity as possible. Produced in Japan.
Voice Cast: Laura Bailey (Henrietta),
Monica Rial (Angelica), Alese Watson
(Claes), Luci Christian (Rico), Caitlin
Glass (Triela), John Burgmeier ( Jose), Eric
Vale ( Jean), Brina Palencia (Elsa), Troy
Baker (Alfonso), Cynthia Cranz (Ferro),
Mark Stoddard (Lorenzo). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Cindy Brennan Fukunaga,
Gen Fukunaga. Producer: Barry Watson,
Daniel Cocanougher. Opening Theme
Vocal: “The Light Before We Land” by
The Delgados. Closing Theme: “After the
Dream” by Opus.
833 Guy’s Big Bite. (Cooking; Food
Network; Premiered: June 25, 2006)
California chef and restaurant owner
Guy Fieri sets out to prove men and
women have different tastes by preparing
healthy, masculine meals.
Host: Guy Fieri.
834 Hannah Montana. (Comedy;
Disney; Premiered: March 24, 2006)
Twelve-year-old Miley Stewart attends
Seaview Middle School, has a best friend
(Lily) and is full of energy. She is also
Hannah Montana, a super rock star. Miley
lives in Malibu, California, with her wid-
owed father, Robbie and older brother
Jackson. As Hannah, Miley dons a blonde
wig (to cover her natural brunette hair) to
become her other self and protect her true
identity (“If I don’t I’ll never be Miley
again”). Robbie, a former singer/song-
writer known as Robbie Ray, poses as
Miley’s bodyguard when she is Hannah (it
was Robbie who helped Miley become a
singer). In later episodes, Miley finds her
secret to big to hide and reveals it to Lily
and their friend Oliver. Stories follow
Miley as she struggles to balance her dual
life and still be a kid. Second season
episodes find Miley attending high school
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and trying (more than ever) to conceal her
singing career while struggling to lead life
as a freshman. Other regulars are Amber
and Ashley, the school snobs; Fermine,
Hannah’s wardrobe master; Rico, the an-
noying kid who owns (on behalf of his rich
father), the beach eatery, Rico’s Surf Shop
(where Jackson works); Heather is Lily’s
mother; Susan (seen is flashbacks) is
Miley’s mother. Miley Cyrus performs the
theme, “Best of Both Worlds.”
Cast : Miley Cyrus (Miley Stewart/
Hannah Montana), Billy Ray Cyrus (Rob-
bie Stewart), Emily Osment (Lily Tr-
uscott), Jason Earles ( Jackson Stewart),
Mitchel Musso (Oliver Oken), Shanica
Knowles (Amber Addison), Anna Maria
Perez De Tagle (Ashley DeWitt), Moises
Arias (Rico), Brooke Shields (Susan), Ryan
Newman (Young Miley). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Michael Poryes, Steven Pe-
terman. Co-Executive Producer: Sally Lapi-
duss. Producer: Richard G. King. Music:
John Carter.
835 Have Fork, Will Travel. (Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: September
4, 2007)
Comedian and chef Zane Lamprey hits
the road to increase his knowledge of food
by visiting diners and restaurants across
the country.
Host: Zane Lamprey. Credits: Executive
Producer: Matt Chan. Producer: Mike
Kelly.
836 Heavyweights. (Cooking; Food
Network; Premiered: 2006)
Nutritionist author Ellie Kreiger pre-
pares meals that are designed to increase
the viewer’s awareness of healthy eating.
Host: Ellie Krieger. Credits: Producer:
Angela Quilala, Beth Keiran. Music: Jared
Gutstadt.
837 Hell Date. (Reality; BET; July 9,
2007 to July 14, 2008)
What happens when two people are set
up for a date and one turns out to be a
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nightmare from hell? That is the premise.
An unsuspecting subject is matched with
a date (an actor) that defies all the rules of
dating. Cameras capture the reactions of
the poor soul who wound up with the date
from hell.
Credits: Executive Producer: Peter M.
Cohen, James De Bouse. Co-Executive
Producer: Rob Dames, Lesley Wolff. Su-
pervising Producer: Kim McKoy.
838 Hell’s Kitchen. (Reality; Fox;
Premiered: May 30, 2005)
World-renowned chef Gordon Ramsay,
owner of the Hollywood based Hell’s
Kitchen restaurant, seeks only perfection
from his staff. Twelve aspiring chefs face
Ramsay’s often displayed anger as they
compete in various cooking competitions
for the honor of working as the top chef at
one of his restaurants.
Host: Gordon Ramsay. Narrator: Jason
Thompson. Credits: Executive Producer:
Arthur Smith, Kent Weed, Natalka Znak,
Paul Jackson, Richard Cowler. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Daniel Soiseth, Andrew
Scheer. Supervising Producer: Tony Croll,
Heidi Dahmen, Sandi Johnson, Kenny
Rosen, Faye Stapleton. Producer: Peter
Tartaglia, Ben Hatta. Music: Matt Kos-
kenmaki.
839 Heroes. (Fantasy; NBC; Pre-
miered: September 25, 2006)
Complex series about a group of peo-
ple who possess special powers (acquired
after an eclipse) and who need to unite to
save the world from destruction. The he-
roes are Peter, a nurse, and his brother,
Nathan, a politician, who can fly; Claire,
a Texas high school cheerleader with the
ability to heal herself; Hiro, a Japanese
office worker with the ability to bend the
space-time continuum; Nikki, a single
mother (of Micah) who has incredible
strength; Isaac, an artist who paints pic-
tures of future disasters; Eden, a tele-
pathic; Matt, a police officer who can read
minds; Monica, who receives her powers
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from what she sees on TV; Ellen, who de-
rives her power from electricity; and
Daphne, “a chick who can run at super-
sonic speed.”
Cast: Milo Ventimiglia (Peter Petrelli),
Ali Larter (Nikki Sanders), Sendhil Rama-
murthy (Mohinder Suresh), Masi Oka
(Hiro Nokamura), Adrian Pasdar (Nathan
Petrelli), Hayden Panettiere (Claire Ben-
nett), Greg Grunberg (Matt Parkman),
Noah Gray-Cabey (Micah Sanders), Nora
Zehetner (Eden McCain), Santiago Cabr-
era (Isaac Mendez), Kristen Bell (Ellen),
Dana Davis (Monica), Brea Grant
(Daphne). Credits: Executive Producer:
David Semel, Tim Kring, Bryan Fuller,
Dennis Hammer. Supervising Producer:
Adam Armus, Nora Kay Foster. Producer:
Skip Beaudine. Co-Producer: Lori Motyer.
840 Hey Paula. (Reality; Bravo; June
28, 2007 to January 28, 2008)
A profile of singer and American Idol
judge Paula Abdul. Star: Paula Abdul.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lenid Rolov.
Supervising Producer: Tracy Whittaker.
Producer: Paula Abdul, Scott Sternberg.
841 Higglytown Heroes. (Cartoon;
Disney; Premiered: September 12, 2004)
A computer animated series, aimed at
preschoolers, that celebrates everyday he-
roes — from police officers to mailmen as
seen through the experiences of Kip,
Twinkle, Wayne, Eubie and their friend,
Fran, the talking squirrel.
Voice Cast: Rory Thost (Kip), Liliana
Mumy (Twinkle), Taylor Masamitsu (Eu-
bie), Edie McClurg (Fran), Frankie Ryan
Manriquez (Wayne), Dee Bradley Baker
(Uncle Zooter), Kevin Michael Richardson
(Uncle Lemmo), Rachel York (Bitty).
Credits: Executive Producer: Jeff Fino,
Holly Huckins, Kent Redecker.
842 High School Stories. (Reality;
MTV; Premiered: February 1, 2004)
Reenactments of actual incidents that
have occurred in high schools across the
Hip / 845
nation that feature the actual students in-
volved in the incidents (usually pranks).
Credits: Producer: Jenna Grobstein
Yaches, Danielle Berger. Associate Producer:
Allyson Schwartz, Stephanie Saster, Jes-
sica Antonini. Coordinating Producer:
Carly Colao.
843 High Stakes Poker. (Reality;
Game Show Network; Premiered: Janu-
ary 1, 2006)
High stakes poker players compete in
tournaments wherein wagers range from
$100 to $1 million.
Host: Daniel Alaei. Dealer: Danette
Morway. Credits: Producer: Summer Ze-
mel, Guy Marks. Music: John Pratt.
844 The Hills. (Reality; MTV; Pre-
miered: May 31, 2006)
Laguna Beach spin off that follows that
series regular Lauren Conrad as she moves
to Los Angeles after graduating from high
school to attend the Fashion Institute of
Design and Merchandising (while also in-
terning for Teen Vogue magazine). Lauren,
called “L.C.,” is from a wealthy family and
has decided to do something constructive
with her life. That struggle is profiled as
she proves she is not a spoiled rich girl.
Cast: Lauren Conrad, Whitney Post,
Heidi Montag, Lisa Love, Jordan Eu-
banks, Audrine Partridge, Justin “Bobby”
Brescia, Brian Drolet. Credits: Executive
Producer: Adam Divello, Tony Di Santo,
Liz Gateley. Co-Executive Producer: Sean
Travis. Supervising Producer: Lenid Rolov.
Producer: William Longworthy. Music: Jon
Ernst.
845 Hip Hop Harry. (Children;
Discovery Kids; Premiered: September 26,
2006)
Hip Hop Harry is a large, friendly bear
(actor in costume) with the ability to
dance and entertain children. He lives in
a classroom-like setting and is surrounded
by a group of children who come to his
“clubhouse” to sing, dance, play games
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and learn various aspects of life through
the songs and dances Harry teaches them.
Cast: David Joyner (Hip Hop Harry in
Costume), Kelfa Hare (Hip Hop Harry in
Costume), Ali Alimi (Hip Hop Harry
Voice), Valerie Sheppard (Letter Carrier
Carla), Ben Blair (Dr. Vinnie). Credits:
Executive Producer: Claude Brooks. Co-
Executive Producer: Gelila Asres. Producer:
Norma Jean Straw, Jodi Smith, Josh Zaret-
sky. Music: Judi Lewinson.
846 The History Detectives. (Re-
ality; PBS; Premiered: July 1, 2003)
Items, which may be of historic interest
and owned by ordinary people, are thor-
oughly investigated for their authenticity
by a team of experts.
Cast : Elyse Luray-Marx (Appraiser),
C. Wesley Cowan (Appraiser), Tukufu
Zuberi (Sociology professor), Gwen
Wright (Architecture professor). Credits:
Executive Producer: Tony Tackaberry,
Dave Davis. Producer: Neil Laird, Krist-
ian Berg, Christopher Bryson, Emma
Davies, Russ Tuttle, Dana Ross, Berna-
dette McDavid.
847 Hollywood Heat. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: January 11, 2007)
A look at the crime and the pursuit of
justice within the entertainment industry.
Hosts: Lynne White, Ashleigh Banfield.
848 Holmes on Homes. (Reality;
TLC; Premiered: September 7, 2001)
A contractor (Mike Holmes) helps
home owners overcome the trauma of
work performed by amateur or inexperi-
enced renovators by doing what should
have been done right at the outset.
Host: Mike Holmes. Producer-Direc-
tor: Mike Holmes.
849 Horseland. (Cartoon; CBS; Pre-
miered: January 1, 2007)
The activities of five close girlfriends
(Alma Rodriquez, Chloe Stilton, Zoe Stil-
ton [Chloe’s sister], Molly Washington
and Sarah Whitney) are depicted as they
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interact with each other and share their
love of horses.
Voices: Dana Donlan, Emily Hernan-
dez, Bianca Heyward, David Kalis, Jerry
Longe, Vincent Michael, Marissa Shea,
Aleyah Smith, Michelle Zacharia. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Andy Heyward,
Michael Maliana. Producer: Karen Lee
Brown. Music: Ron Wasserman.
850 Hot Babes Doing Stuff Naked.
(Reality; Playboy Channel; Premiered:
2007)
Gorgeous girls, naked or scantily clad,
perform non sexual “stuff ” as requested by
viewers from a survey conducted by the
Playboy Channel. Requested activities in-
clude roller skating, deep sea fishing,
chicken farming, shooting guns and wash-
ing a truck. The girls, connected with
Playboy magazine or the Playboy mansion,
are identified by first names only (for ex-
ample, Amber, Brooke, Andrea and Zoe).
851 House. (Drama; Fox; Premiered:
November 6, 2004)
The Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching
Hospital in New Jersey is a medical facil-
ity that handles, in addition to normal
cases, baffling medical diseases. Gregory
House, a maverick, anti-social doctor,
heads a team that tackles the mysterious
cases that defy medical diagnosis. House is
an expert in infectious diseases and his
philosophy is “We treat. If the patient gets
better we’re right. If not, we learn some-
thing else.” While House appears to solve
every medical mystery by himself, it is ac-
tually accomplished with the investigative
work of his specialized team. Stories,
which painstakingly depict House’s efforts
to cure people who appear to have no
chance at all, also relate another aspect of
Gregory’s hospital life: his reluctance to
treat people with normal medical disor-
ders (something he balks at doing, but
does). The series has the screen title House,
M.D.
Cast: Hugh Laurie (Dr. Gregory House),
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Jennifer Morrison (Dr. Allison Cameron),
Omar Epps (Dr. Eric Foreman), Jesse
Spencer (Dr. Robert Chase), Lisa Edel-
stein (Dr. Lisa Cuddy), Kal Penn
(Lawrence Kutner), Peter Jacobson (Dr.
Chris Taub), Olivia Wilder (Dr. Thirteen
Hadley), Robert Sean Leonard (Dr. James
Wilson). Credits: Executive Producer: Paul
Attanasio, Katie Jacobs, Bryan Singer,
David Shore. Supervising Producer: Matt
Witten, Thomas L. Moran. Co-Executive
Producer: David Sempel, Garrett Lerner,
Russell Friend, Doris Egan. Producer: Ger-
rit van der Meer, Marcy Kaplan. Music:
Jason Derlatka.
852 House of Payne. (Comedy;
TBS; Premiered: June 21, 2006)
A daily series that focuses on the lives
of three generations of one family living
under the same roof. Curtis and Ella Payne
are a couple who have been married 31
years. Curtis is a firefighter and they are
the parents of C.J. (a firefighter). C.J. is
married to Janine and they are the parents
of Jasi and Malik. Originally aired in syn-
dication.
Cast : LaVan Davis (Curtis Payne),
Cassi Davis (Ella Payne), Allen Payne (C.J.
Payne), Demetria McKinney ( Janine
Payne), China Anne McClain ( Jazmine
“Jasi” Payne), Larramie “Doc” Shaw (Ma-
lik Payne), Lance Gross (Calvin Payne),
Denise Burse (Miss Cloretha). Credits:
Executive Producer: Tyler Perry, Reuben
Cannon. Supervising Producer: Roger
Bobb. Music: Herb Magwood.
853 How I Met Your Mother.
(Comedy; CBS; Premiered: September 19,
2005)
How did Ted and Robin, a now happily
married couple, meet? Flashbacks are used
to recall their first meeting, their eventual
courtship and marriage. These events are
relayed by an older Ted as he tells his teen-
age children, an unnamed boy and girl,
the various pitfalls of his and Robin’s court-
ship. Stories also focus on the lives of Ted’s
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friends, Barney, an executive at a Manhat-
tan company called Altrucel, a swinging
bachelor who is known to have had many
affairs, especially with foreign women; and
his engaged friends, Marshall (a law stu-
dent) and Lily, a grade school teacher. Ted
is a student at the Columbia School of
Law; Robin is a reporter for Metro News
One in New York City; Altrucel is famous
for making “the fuzzy yellow stuff on the
surface of tennis balls.” Marshall and Lily
also marry and become an “aunt” and
“uncle” to Ted and Robin’s kids.
Cast: Josh Radnor (Ted Mosby), Cobie
Smulders (Robin Scherbatsky), Alyson
Hannigan (Lily Aldrin), Neil Patrick Har-
ris (Barney Stinson), Jason Segel (Marshall
Eriksen), Lyndsy Fonseca (Daughter),
David Henrie (Son), Bob Saget (Narra-
tor/Older Ted Mosby), Michael Gross (Al-
bert Mosby, Ted’s father). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Pamela Fryman, Carter
Bays, Craig Thomas, Eileen Heisler, De-
Ann Heline, Greg Malins. Co-Executive
Producer: Kirsten Newman, Ira Ungerlei-
der, Stephen Lloyd, Chris Miller, Phil
Lord. Producer: Chris Harris, Jamie Rhon-
heimer, Suzy Mamann-Greenberg. Co-
Producer: Brenda Hsueh, Kourtney Kang.
854 How It’s Made. (Reality; Dis-
covery Channel; Premiered: January 6,
2001)
Canadian produced series that explores
how everyday items are made—from bub-
ble gum to straws to car radiators.
Narrator: Brooks T. Moore, Mark
Tewksbury, Tony Hirst. Credits: Producer:
Bruce Glawson.
855 How to Boil Water. (Cooking;
Food Network; Premiered: January 1,
2000)
A more complex format than the title
suggests as master chef Tyler Florence
teaches basic cooking techniques as well
as preparing meals.
Host: Tyler Florence. Assistant: Jack
Hourugan.
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856 The Hungry Detective. (Real-
ity; Food Network; Premiered: October
31, 2006)
Former L.A.P.D. detective Chris Co-
gnac uses his experiences on the force to
uncover the best “food haunts” as he trav-
els across America.
Host: Chris Cognac. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Sean P. O’Malley. Supervis-
ing Producer: Jason Levine. Producer: Rick
Brush.
857 I Carly. (Comedy; Nickelodeon;
Premiered: September 8, 2007)
Carly Shay is a very pretty 13-year-old
girl with a powerful dream: to achieve
fame as the star of a web cast. She lives at
the Bushwell Apartments in Seattle and
attends Ridgeway Junior High School.
Her widowed father is in the military and
stationed overseas. She is cared for by her
26-year-old, somewhat eccentric brother,
Spencer, an aspiring sculptor. Samantha,
who likes to be called Sam, is Carly’s mis-
chievous best friend. Together they star on
the Internet in a show called I Carly. Carly
came up with the idea. “We can do what
we want and say what we want.” Sam liked
the concept — but not the work involved.
“Make it your show,” she told Carly. “You
do the work and I’ll be your amusing lit-
tle sidekick.” Freddie, Carly’s friend, han-
dles the camera and broadcast aspects of
the show. Carly has converted her loft into
a studio and each week I Carly presents “a
show about anything — something differ-
ent each week.” Stories follow Carly, Sam
and Freddie as they produce their weekly
show. Carly’s website is real and viewers
can log on to it to express their opinions
and share messages with Carly. Mr. Frank-
lin is the school’s principal; Francine
Briggs is the stern vice principal; Lewbert
is the building doorman. Miranda Cos-
grove and Drake Bell perform the theme,
“Leave It All to Me.”
Cast: Miranda Cosgrove (Carly Shay),
Jennette McCurdy (Sam Puckett), Jerry
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Trainor (Spencer Shay), Nathan Kress
(Freddie Benson), Tim Russ (Principal
Franklin), Mindy Sterling (Francine
Briggs), Jeremy Rowley (Lewbert), Mary
Scheer (Freddie’s mother). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Dan Schneider. Producer:
Amber Benson.
858 I, Detective. (Reality; Tru TV;
Premiered: August 30, 2001)
Originally a Court TV program that al-
lows viewers to follow actual detectives as
they uncover clues and investigate cases
from start to finish.
Credits: Supervising Producer: Robyn
Younie, Karey Green. Producer: Shirley
Tatum. Associate Producer: Bryan Ranhar-
ter.
859 I Propose. (Reality; Style; Pre-
miered: June 12, 2007)
A look at forthcoming marriages as seen
through the experiences of the groom as
he prepares to pop the big question. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Tracy Mazeur,
Scott A. Stone. Supervising Producer:
Helen Moawad. Producer: Danny Shaner.
Coordinating Producer: Darren Kane.
Music: Brad Segal.
860 Ice Road Truckers. (Reality;
History Channel; Premiered: June 17,
2007)
A look at the dangerous work of truck
drivers in Yellowknife, Canada, as they
brave the cold conditions to haul equip-
ment and supplies to miners in the Cana-
dian Tundra.
Truckers: Thom Beers, Alex Debo-
gorski, Christian Rodska, Hugh Rowland,
Drew Sherwood, T.J. Tilcox, Jay Westgard,
Rick Yemon. Credits: Executive Producer:
Dolores Gavin, Thom Beers. Supervising
Producer: Adam Martin, Dawn Fitzgerald.
Producer: Sarah Bowman. Music: Bruce
Hanifan.
861 If Walls Could Talk. (Reality;
HGTV; Premiered: January 1, 1995)
A fascinating look at the secrets that
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some homes conceal (usually, during recon-
struction, objects are found by homeown-
ers and the program explores what has been
uncovered and their relation to the past).
Host: Philip Palmer, Grant Goodeve,
Mike Siegel. Appraiser: Elyse Luray-Marx.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jim Berger,
Tom Giesen, Duke Hartman, Sonny
Hutchinson, Chris Wheeler. Supervising
Producer: Scott Paddor. Producer: Kath-
leen Boland, Elizabeth Parkins.
862 In the Motherhood. (Comedy;
Internet; Premiered: May 11, 2007)
A web series that relates comical true
life situations faced by mothers and their
children. The episodes are written by real
life mothers (submitted to the website cre-
ated by sponsors Suave and Sprint) but
portrayed by a professional cast. Kim,
Kelly and Heather are the featured moth-
ers. Kelly and Heather (divorced) are sis-
ters; Ashley is Kim’s daughter; Joyce is
Kim and Heather’s mother.
Cast: Leah Remini (Kim), Jenny Mc-
Carthy (Kelly), Chelsea Handler (Heather),
Alina Foley (Ashley), Lainie Kazan ( Joyce),
Jane Curtin ( Joyce; later), Kylee Ander-
son (Kelly, age 6). Credits: Producer:
Kevin M. Townsend, Jack Kelly. Director:
Gail Mancuso.
863 In Turn. (Reality; Internet; Pre-
miered: 2006)
Ten hopeful actors must live together
and compete in various acting challenges
for a 13 week contract role on the CBS
soap opera As the World Turns. Airs exclu-
sively on CBS.com.
Cycle 3 (2008) Actors: Michael Derek,
Aisha Henry, William Howard, Peyton
Lee, Krista Miller, Nell Mooney, Christina
Omari, Karen Quick, Justin Smith, Audra
Wahhab. Credits: Producer: Richard Man-
sing.
864 Inside American Jail. (Reality;
Court TV/Tru TV; Premiered: August 3,
2007)
Instant / 868
A look at the work of corrections officers
who watch over hardened prisoners in the
country’s toughest city and county pris-
ons.
Credits: Executive Producer: Morgan
Langley. Producer: Ken Kristensen, John
Langley. Supervising Producer: Adam Rupp.
Coordinating Producer: Bryan Jerel Collins.
865 Inside Edition. (Variety; Syn.;
Premiered: January 1989)
A daily series of hard-hitting investiga-
tive reports, celebrity profiles and human
interest stories.
Host: David Frost, Bill O’Reilly. Re-
porters: Marguerite Bardone, Bill O’Reilly,
Jeff Cole, Rich Kirkham. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Michael King, Roger King.
Producer: Jon Tomlin, Bob Young. Super-
vising Producer: Sheila Sitomer. Music: Ed
Kalehoff.
866 Inside the Actor’s Studio. (In-
terview; Bravo; Premiered: June 12, 1994)
In-depth interviews with top actors,
writers and directors. Students and Actor’s
Studio alumni comprise the studio audi-
ence.
Host: James Lipton. Credits: Executive
Producer: Christian Barcellos, Frances
Berwick, James Lipton, Vienna Steiner.
Producer: Alice Christian, Sabrina Fodor,
Jeff Wurtz, Michael Kostel, Caroline Ka-
plan, Eileen Lanci, Vienna Steiner.
867 The Insider. (Reality; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 2004)
A daily series dedicated to reporting the
stories behind the celebrity headlines.
Hosts: Pat O’Brien, Ananda Lewis,
Victoria Recano. Correspondents: Kathie
Lee Gifford, Steven Cojocaru. Credits:
Executive Producer: Linda Bell Blue. Su-
pervising Producer: Steve Noble. Producer:
Cheryl Woodcock, Kristie Griffith, Angel
C. Kim.
868 Instant Beauty Pageant. (Re-
ality; Style Network; Premiered: June
2006)
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Five ordinary (but very attractive) women
are selected at random in a mall and par-
ticipate in an instant beauty pageant. The
competition begins with the women shop-
ping for clothes then using what they just
selected in contests of style, fashion, swim-
wear and evening gown competitions. The
best performer is crowned “Ms. Instant
Beauty” and receives the clothing she se-
lected and a tiara.
Host : Debbie Matenopoulos, Rossi
Morreale. Credits: Executive Producer: Jim
Buss, Jerry Biederman, Christopher Dane
Owens, Mark Wolper. Producer: Ryan
Simpkins, Mitchell Rosen. Music: Alec
Puro, Ryan Rehn.
869 Intervention. (Reality; A&E;
Premiered: March 6, 2005)
People who are losing the battle to over-
come drug addiction are profiled. When
it appears that the subject has hit rock bot-
tom, an intervention takes place with
friends and a professional interventionist
urging the subject to seek help and over-
come his addiction.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary R.
Benz, Michael Branton, Bryn Freedman,
Dan Partland. Supervising Producer: Nik
Robinson, Sam Mettler. Producer: Alison
Martino. Associate Producer: Kumiko Mae-
mura, Jennifer Sneider.
870 The Investigators. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: February 14,
2000)
A profile of the men and women who
perform the investigative chores that enable
prosecutors to successfully win cases.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Schlossman, Anthony Horn, Robert Kirk.
Senior Producer: Greg Kanaan, David Car-
gill. Producer: Scott Friedland, Patrick
Taulere, Susan Carney, Tom Murray,
Scooter Yancey. Music: Matt Anthony,
Stephen O’Reilly, Richard Fiocca.
871 Iron Chef America. (Reality;
Food Network; Premiered: April 23, 2004)
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Chefs compete in various cooking and
camera skill challenges for the opportu-
nity to star on a four-to-six episode Food
Network program.
Host : Marc Summers, Bobby Flay.
Judges: Bob Tuschman, Susie Fogelson,
Bobby Flay, Gordon Elliott. Commenta-
tor: Alton Brown. Floor Reporter: Kevin
Brauck. Credits: Executive Producer: Stu
Schreiberg. Producer: John Bravaki, Steve
Kroopnick. Music: Craig Marks.
872 It’s Always Sunny in Philadel-
phia. (Comedy; FX ; August 4, 2005 to
November 20, 2008)
Paddy’s Irish Pub is a bar in Philadel-
phia owned by four slackers: Mac, Char-
lie, Dennis and Dee (Charlie and Dee are
brother and sister. Frank is their wealthy
but blustery father). Stories follow the ar-
gumentative group’s efforts to run the bar
despite both personal and financial prob-
lems.
Cast : Charlie Day (Charlie Kelly),
Kaitlin Olson (Deandra “Dee” Kelly), Rob
McElhenney (Mac), Glenn Howerton
(Dennis Reynolds), Danny DeVito (Frank
Reynolds), Anne Archer (Frank’s wife).
Credits: Executive Producer: Daniel Atias,
Jeff Luini, Charlie Day, John Foretnberg,
Nick Frankel, Glenn Howerton, Rob
McElhenney, Michael Rotenberg. Pro-
ducer: Thomas Lofaro, Jeff Luini.
873 It’s Showtime at the Apollo.
(Variety; Syn.; Premiered: September
1987)
Performances by popular entertainers.
Taped at the Apollo Theater in Harlem.
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob Barnes,
Percy E. Sutton. Producer: Don Weiner,
Hal Jackson, Clarence Jones. Associate Pro-
ducer: David Harding. Writer: Chuck Sut-
ton, Don Weiner. Music: Joey Carbone.
Director: Don Weiner.
874 Jacob Two-Two. (Cartoon; NBC;
October 5, 2007 to July 5, 2008)
Jacob is a young boy who earned the
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nickname “Two-Two” for his habit of re-
peating words. Jacob is best friends with
Renee and stories follow their adventures
as the face the challenges of being kids.
Voice Cast: Billy Rosenberg ( Jacob),
Julie Lemieux (Renee), Janet-Laine Green
(Florence), Harvey Atkin (Morty), Kaitlin
Howell (Emma), Marc McMulkin (Noah),
Kristopher Clarke (Beauford Pew), Duane
Hill (I.M. Greedyguts), Fiona Reed (Sour
Pickles). Credits: Executive Producer: Paul
Robertson, Doug Murphy, Peter Moss,
Michael Hirsh, Scott Dyer. Supervising
Producer: Michelle Melanson, Patricia
Burns, Jacelyn Halilton. Producer: Wendy
Errington, Marilyn McAuley. Music: Mar-
tin Kucaj.
875 Jail. (Reality; My Network TV;
September 11, 2007 to November 25,
2008)
A harsh look at how frightening jail
time can be (seen from the capture to
booking to lockup).
Credits: Executive Producer: John Lan-
gley. Supervising Producer: Douglas Wa-
terman. Producer: Morgan Langley. Coor-
dinating Producer: Bryan Jerel Collins.
Theme Vocal: Lil Droopa.
876 Jane and the Dragon. (Chil-
dren; NBC; Premiered: January 8, 2006)
Jane Turnkey is a 12-year-old girl with
a powerful dream: to become a knight, a
privilege normally only bestowed on men.
The time is that of the Medieval Ages and
Jane is a Lady-in-Waiting in a castle ruled
by King Caradoc and his wife, Queen
Gwendolyn (they are the parents of Prin-
cess Lavinia and Prince Cuthbert). Jane’s
life changes suddenly when a dragon kid-
naps the royal prince and takes him to his
cave. Jane, who had been practicing be-
coming a knight in secret, dons her suit of
armor and sets out to rescue the prince.
When Jane confronts the dragon, she finds
him to be friendly and he allows Jane to
save the prince. Upon her return, the King
bestows upon Jane the honor of Squire (a
Jane / 877
knight-in-training). Jane and Dragon (as
Jane calls him) are now friends and stories
follow Jane as she trains to become a
knight—helped and hindered by the 300-
year-old dragon’s antics. Other regulars are
Pepper, the cook; Rake, the gardener;
Smithy, the blacksmith; Jester, the court
jester; Sir Theodore, the head knight; Sir
Ivon; Gunther, a knight-in-training.
Voice Cast: Tajja Isen ( Jane), Adrian
Truss (Dragon), Aron Tager (Sir Theo-
dore), Noah Reid (Gunther), Sunday
Muse (Pepper), Isabel De Carteret (Queen
Gwendolyn), Jill Frappier (Princess La-
vinia), Will Bowes (Rake), Mark Rendell
( Jester), Cameron Ansell (Prince Cuth-
bert), Juan Chioran (King Caradoc).
Credits: Executive Producer: Scott Dyer,
Doug Murray, Richard Taylor, Martin
Baynton. Co-Executive Producer: Michael
McNeil. Supervising Producer: Andrew
Smith, Patricia Burns. Music: Geoff Ben-
nett, Andre Hire, Ben Johannesen. Theme
Vocal: “Jane and the Dragon” by Tajja Isen,
Mark Rendell.
877 Jane Doe. (Crime Drama; Hall-
mark; Premiered: March 11, 2005)
Cathy Davis, a suburban mother, works
part time designing children’s puzzle
games. Before her marriage to Jack, Cathy
was a spy for a government organization
called the CSA (Central Security Agency).
Unknown to her family and friends, Cathy
still works for the CSA under the code
name Jane Doe (Polly, Cathy’s mother,
also worked for the agency). Stories follow
Cathy as she performs secret missions for
the CSA (usually those involving threats
to the national security). Susan is Cathy’s
daughter; Frank Darnell is Cathy’s part-
ner in the field.
Cast : Lea Thompson (Cathy Davis),
William R. Moses ( Jack Davis), Jessy
Schram (Susan Davis), Joe Penny (Frank
Darnell), Donna Mills (Polly), Nick Davis
(Zack Shada). Credits: Executive Producer:
Larry Levinson, Nick Lombardo, Ann
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Goldberg. Co-Executive Producer: Amy attack are explored as Jericho, a small U.S.
Goldberg, Michael Moran. Producer: Kansas town, is spared destruction and its
James Wilberger, Kyle A. Clark. citizens struggle to cope with what has
happened and what to do when they are
878 The Janice Dickinson Model-
cut off from the rest of the world.
ing Agency. (Reality; Oxygen; June 6,
Cast: Skeet Ulrich ( Jake Green), Ger-
2006 to October 21, 2008)
ald McRaney ( Jonathan Green), Pamela
Twelve hopeful models compete in var-
Reed (Gail Green), Kenneth Mitchell (Eric
ious modeling competitions seeking to
Green), Ashley Scott (Emily Sullivan),
qualify as a top model and win a contract
Sprague Grayden (Heather Lisinksi),
with super model Janice Dickinson’s mod-
Shoshannah Stern (Bonnie) Erik Knudsen
eling agency.
(Dale Turner), Michael Gaston (Gray An-
Host: Janice Dickinson. Executive Pro-
derson), Brad Beyer (Stanley), Lennie
ducer: Stuart Krasnow, Janice Dickinson.
James (Robert Hawkins), Darby Stanch-
Producer: Kevin Williams, Nathan Bud-
field (April), Siena Goines (Sarah). Cred-
dis, Nathan Fields, David Rusky. Music:
its: Executive Producer: Jon Turteltaub,
Scooter Pietsch.
Stephen Chborsky, Carol Barbee. Pro-
879 Jenna’s American Sex Star. ducer: Bob Simon, Karim Zreik, Dan
(Erotica; Playboy Channel; Premiered: Shotz, Jon Steinberg, Josh Schaer.
November 4, 2005)
882 The Jerry Springer Show.
Sexual reality competition in which
(Talk; Syn.; Premiered: September 1991)
four gorgeous women (per cycle) compete
A sensationalized talk show that uses
in adult film oriented sexual challenges for
nudity (blurred for broadcast), foul lan-
a contract with adult film star Jenna Jame-
guage (bleeped) and fights between guests
son’s film studio, Club Jenna. The girls are
to expose secrets between friends and fam-
judged by industry performers but view-
ily.
ers (via the Internet at Playboy.com) deter-
Host: Jerry Springer. Credits: Execu-
mine who goes, who stays and who be-
tive Producer: Richard Dolack, Burt Du-
comes the winner.
brow, Jerry Springer. Producer: Kim
Host: Jenna Jameson. Judges: Christy
Wyatt, Deborah J. Whitcas, Kerry Smith,
Canyon, Ron Jeremy, Jim Powers, Andrew
Chris Rantamaki, Mary Morelli, Julie
Lowell. Credits: Executive Producer: Derek
Laughlin, Gina Huerta, Nicole Hall,
Harvie. Producer: Alan Higbee.
Reena Friedman, Amanda Cash, Toby
880 Jeopardy. (Game; Syn.; Pre- Yoshimura.
miered: September 1984)
883 Jimmy Kimmel Live. (Talk;
Players select a subject from a board
ABC; Premiered: January 26, 2003)
based on its cash value. To win the money,
Late night talk show that goes beyond
the player must give the question to the
celebrity interviews to include interviews
answer that is revealed. The highest cash
with athletes, political figures and regular
scorer (of three players who compete) wins.
people of interest.
Host: Alex Trebek. Credits: Executive
Host : Jimmy Kimmel. Announcer:
Producer: Merv Griffin. Producer: Alex Tre-
Dicky Barrett. Regulars: Sal Iacono (as
bek, Harry Friedman, George Vosburgh.
Cousin Sal), Frank Potenzo (as Uncle
Co-Producer: Gary Johnson.
Frank), Guillermo Diaz (Security guard).
881 Jericho. (Drama; CBS; September Credits: Executive Producer: Jimmy Kim-
20, 2006–March 25, 2008) mel, Jill Leiderman, Daniel Kellison. Co-
The after effects of a supposed nuclear Executive Producer: Jason Schrift, Doug
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DeLuca. Supervising Producer: Kevin Ham-
burger. Producer: Mark Indigaro, Raelynn
Tammariello Loop, Ken Crosby, Paul
Cockerill, Gina Calanni.
884 Jo Jo’s Circus. (Cartoon; Disney;
Premiered: September 28, 2003)
Children are introduced to various as-
pects of the adult world through the ac-
tivities of Jo Jo Tickle, a six-year-old
clown who lives and plays in Circus Town.
Voice Cast: Madeleine Martin ( Jo Jo
Tickle), Marnie McPhail (Peaches, Jo Jo’s
mother), Noah Weinberg ( Jo Jo’s father),
Tajja Isen (Trina), Robert Smith (Goliath)
Diana Peressini (Croaky). Credits: Pro-
ducer: Jim Jinkins, Morghan Fortier.
Music: Stuart Kollmorgen.
885 John Edwards Cross Country.
(Reality; WE; March 17, 2006 to Novem-
ber 26, 2008)
Psychic John Edwards takes to the road
to help families reconnect with loved ones
who have passed on.
Host: John Edwards. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Paul Shavelson. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Elizabeth Arias. Producer:
Lauren Bright, Nina Bhargava, Jodi Mi-
diri. Music: Jack Walker.
886 Johnny and the Sprites. (Chil-
dren; Disney; Premiered: January 13,
2007)
Johnny T. is a guitarist who often needs
some alone time. One day he befriends a
group of sprites (Muppet-like characters)
in a forest. His reactions with the sprites
are presented like a mini–Broadway musi-
cal and designed to relay messages and
learning aspects to young children.
Cast: John Tartaglia ( Johnny T.), Leslie
Carrara (Ginger), James T. Kroupa (Sey-
mour the Schmole), Tim Lagasse (Basil).
Credits: Executive Producer: John Tarta-
glia, Jill Gluckson. Music Director: Gary
Adler. Director: Richard A. Fernandes.
887 Jon and Kate Plus 8. (Reality;
TLC; Premiered: April 23, 2007)
Judge / 891
A look at the daily lives of the Gosselin
family — parents Jon and Kate and their
eight children, six of whom are sextuplets;
two of whom are twins.
The Gosselin Family: Jon, Kate, Cara,
Madelyn, Alex, Hannah, Aaden, Joel,
Leah and Collin. Credits: Producer: Jen-
nifer Stocks. Music: Scott Pearson.
888 Judge Alex. (Reality; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 2005)
Actual small claims court cases presided
over by Alex Ferrer, a former police officer
turned judge.
Judge : Alex Ferrer. Bailiff : Victor
Scott. Credits: Supervising Producer: Terry
Powell. Producer: Keith Raskin. Senior As-
sociate Producer: Josh Price. Associate Pro-
ducer: Jennifer Alfaro.
889 Judge David Young. (Reality;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2007)
Daily series of real small claims cases
presided over by David Young, an openly
admitted gay judge.
Judge: David Young. Bailiff: Antonia
Young. Credits: Executive Producer: Mi-
chael Rourke. Co-Executive Producer: Rich
Goldman. Legal Producer: Kristan Hi-
ildensperge. Associate Producer: Katya
Goldberg.
890 Judge Hatchett. (Reality; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2000)
Real people fighting real legal battles
before a real judge in a California Munic-
ipal Court.
Judge: Glenda Hatchett. Bailiff: Tom
O’Riordan. Credits: Executive Producer:
Michael Rourke. Co-Executive Producer:
Michelle Mazur, John Tomlin. Producer:
Seth Tayler, William Richards, Michelle
Menendez, Lisa Faranda.
891 Judge Joe Brown. (Reality; Syn.;
Premiered: September 1997)
Actual small claims courtroom cases
presided over by Judge Joe Brown.
Judge : Joe Brown. Bailiff : Holly
Evans. Commentator: Jacque Kessler.
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Announcer: Ben Patrick Johnson. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Frank Kelly, John
Terenzio, Peter Brennan, Randy Doutchit.
Supervising Producer: Karen Gruber. Pro-
ducer: Timothy Regler, Jason Story, Kath-
leen Card, Margot Foley, Suzie Munson.
Music: John E. Nordstrom.
892 Judge Judy. (Reality; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 1996)
A daily series of actual small claims
court cases presided over by America’s
most famous judge, Judith Sheindlin.
Judge: Judith Sheindlin. Bailiff: Petri
Hawkins-Byrd. Announcer: Jerry Bishop.
Credits: Executive Producer: Peter Bren-
nan, Randy Doutchet. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Timothy Regler. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Brad Kuhlman, Karen Gruber,
Victor Jenest, Kaye Switzer, Sandi Spreck-
man. Producer: Lisa Lew, Jenny Hope,
Cybil Jordan-Malachi, Tina Nicotera,
Lenville O’Donnell, Richard Russakoff,
Jill Wilderman, Jonathan Sebastian. Music:
Bill Bodine.
893 Judge Maria Lopez. (Reality;
Syn.; September 2006 to September 2008)
Actual small claims court cases presided
over by Judge Maria Lopez.
Judge: Maria Lopez. Bailiff: Pete Ro-
driquez. Credits: Executive Producer: Mi-
chael Rourke. Co-Executive Producer: Rich
Goldman. Supervising Producer: Patricia
Ciano. Producer: Kiersten Medvedich.
894 Judge Mathis. (Reality; Syn.;
Premiered: September 1998)
Daily series of small claims court cases
presided over by Judge Greg Mathis.
Judge: Greg Mathis. Bailiff: Doyle De-
veraux, Kevin Lingle, Brendan Morgan.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gus L. Black-
mon, Alonzo Brown, Vicangelo Bulluck,
Bo Banks. Supervising Producer: Gretchen
Kurtz. Producer: Michael Hart. Music:
Timothy Andrew Edwards.
895 Jury Duty. (Reality; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 2007)
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Real life small claims cases are brought
before a real judge but in a twist on tradi-
tional judge programs, a panel of three
celebrity jurors are allowed to question the
plaintiff and defendant then deliberate be-
fore offering a verdict.
Judge: Bruce Cutler. Rotating Jurors:
Charlene Tilton, Todd Bridges, Ed Beg-
ley, Jr., Phyllis Diller, Scott Hamilton,
Kevin Sorbo, Shadoe Stevens, Dick Van
Patten, Bruce Vilanch, Paula Poundstone,
Vicki Roberts. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Vincent Dymon, Linda Dymon,
Susan Winston. Producer: John Downey
III, Judy C. Helm.
896 Just for Laughs. (Comedy;
ABC; July 17, 2007 to April 8, 2008)
Extreme version of Candid Camera that
pulls elaborate practical jokes on unsus-
pecting people.
Host: Rick Miller. Credits: Executive
Producer: Troy Miller, Pierre Girard. Co-
Executive Producer: Tracey Baird, Michael
Weinberg. Producer: Christos Sourligas
897 Just Jordan. (Comedy; Nick-
elodeon; January 7, 2007 to April 5, 2008)
Jordan Lewis, a 16-year-old from Little
Rock, Arkansas, must readjust to life when
his single mother, Pamela, relocates the
family to California to live with her father
(Grant). Jordan’s 1950s–like television kid
adventures (wholesome and clean) are de-
picted with his friends Joaquin and Tony.
Monica is Jordan’s sister; Tangie is his
cousin; Tamika is the girl on whom Jor-
dan has a crush but is too shy to do any-
thing but keep it a personal secret. Jordan
works part time at the diner (Papa Grant’s
Fresh ’n Grill) owned by his grandfather.
Cast : James “Lil’ JJ” Lewis ( Jordan
Lewis), Shana Accius (Pamela Lewis),
Kristen Combs (Monica Lewis), Beau
Billingslea (Grant Cunningham), Raven
Goodwin (Tangie), Eddy Martin ( Joa-
quin), Justin Chon (Tony Park), Chelsea
Harris (Tamika Newsome). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Ken Bright, Ralph Farquhar,
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L’il JJ, Alison Taylor. Producer: Julia Pistor.
Music: Kurt Farguhar.
898 Kathy Griffin: My Life on the
D-List. (Reality; Bravo; Premiered: Au-
gust 3, 2005)
A profile of actress and stand-up come-
dian Kathy Griffin as she not only per-
forms her comedy club routines but goes
about her daily life; friends and family
members are also featured.
Cast: Kathy Griffin, John Griffin, Mag-
gie Griffin, Matt Moline, Jessica Zajicek,
Dennis Hensley, Tony Tripoli, Cynthia
Bachman, Lisa Tucker. Credits: Executive
Producer: Kathy Griffin, Marcia Mule,
Bryan Scott, Cori Abraham, Frances Ber-
wick, Amy Introcasco, Rachel Smith. Su-
pervising Producer: Lenid Rolov, Chris
Carlson, Matthew Blaine. Producer:
Matthew Lahey. Music: Douglas G. Simp-
son, Jason L. Mattia.
899 Keeping Up with the Kar-
dashians. (Reality; E!; Premiered: Octo-
ber 14, 2007)
A real life portrait of Kim Kardashian
(daughter of lawyer Robert Kardashian),
“a tinsel town babe” hoping to make her
mark in show business. Kim is managed
by her mother, Kris Jenner (now married
to Olympic decathlon champion Bruce
Jenner) and she is seen with her sisters,
Khloe and Kourtney. The events that be-
fall Kim and her family are shared with
the viewing audience.
Stars: Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner,
Bruce Jenner, Khloe Jenner, Kourtney Jen-
ner. Credits: Executive Producer: Ryan
Seacrest, Jon Murray, Eliot Goldberg, Jeff
Jenkins. Co-Executive Producer: Gil Gold-
schien. Supervising Producer: Farnaz Far-
jam.
900 Kenny vs. Spenney. (Reality;
Comedy Central; Premiered: November
2007)
Canadian series about two childhood
friends (Kenny Hotz, Spencer “Spenney”
King / 902
Rice) who live together in Toronto in a
house wired for video and sound. Each
week the two dysfunctional friends chal-
lenge each other to bizarre competitions
with the loser getting the raw end of the
deal: perform a humiliating stunt decreed
by the winner (comedy also stems from the
devious Kenny as he tries to put one over
on the ethical Spenney).
Stars: Kenny Hotz, Spencer Rice.
Credits: Executive Producer: Trey Parker,
Matt Stone, Abby Finer, Noreen Halpern,
Ira Levy, John Morayniss, Spencer Rice,
Peter Williamson. Producer: Kenny Hotz.
Music: Richard Pell.
901 Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane.
(Reality; Style; August 5, 2007 to June 15,
2008)
A look at the life of fashion superstar
Kimora Lee. Cameras follow Kimora, sur-
rounded by stylists, managers and publi-
cists, as she goes about her daily activities
(which include shopping and visiting
friends).
Cast : Kimora Lee, Aja Bair, Dana
Deggs, Peyton List. Credits: Executive
Producer: Steven Cantor, Carmen Mitcho,
Sarah Weidman. Co-Executive Producer:
Matthew Galkin. Supervising Producer:
Anna Boiardi. Producer: Kimora Lee.
Music: Meredith Chinn.
902 King of the Hill. (Cartoon; Fox;
Premiered: January 12, 1997)
The Hills are a family that live at 123
Ramsey Street in Arlen, Texas. Hank, the
father, is a salesman for Strickland Pro-
pane; Peggy, his wife, is a substitute Span-
ish teacher (also seen as a realtor with
Seizemore Realty and a reporter for The
Arlington Bystander). Bobby is a preteen
whom Hank hopes will follow in his foot-
steps (although he shows no interest in
propane). Also living with them is Luanne
Platter, Hank’s gorgeous niece, who as-
pires to become a beautician. Stories fol-
low events in their lives. Hank’s friends are
Bill, a divorced military barber; Dale,
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owner of Dale’s Dead Bug Exterminating;
and Boomhauer, who speaks gibberish
that only Hank seems to understand.
Joseph Gribble is Dale’s son; Buck Strick-
land is Hank’s boss; Kahn and Minh are
Hank’s neighbors; Nancy is Dale’s wife;
Connie is Minh’s daughter; John Redcorn
is Hank’s neighbor.
Voice Cast: Mike Judge (Hank Hill/
Boomhauer), Kathy Najimy (Peggy Hill),
Pamela Segall (Bobby Hill), Brittany Mur-
phy (Luanne Platter), Brittany Murphy
( Joseph Gribble, 1997–2000), Breckin
Meyer ( Joseph Gribble, 2000– ), Johnny
Hardwicke (Dale Gribble), Stephen Root
(Bill Dauterive/Buck Strickland), Ashley
Gardner (Nancy Gribble), Toby Hill
(Kahn), Lauren Tom (Minh/Connie).
Credits: Executive Producer: Richard
Appel, Greg Daniels, Mike Judge, Howard
Klein, Phil Roman, Michael Rotenberg.
Producer: Murray Miller, Joseph A. Bou-
cher, Dan Sterling, Garland Testa, Dean
Young, Greg Cohen, Alex Gregory, Johnny
Hardwicke. Music: Richard Wolf, Brian
David Blush, Lance Rubin, Gary G. Wiz,
Fred Edmonston, Robert Birch, Jeffrey
Baxter, John O’Connor.
903 Kitchen Nightmares. (Reality;
Fox; Premiered: September 19, 2007)
Hell’s Kitchen spin-off wherein Chef
Gordon Ramsay takes to the road to solve
the kitchen nightmares of restaurants
across the country. Chef Ramsay is sort of
the 911 of the restaurant world and epi-
sodes relate his efforts to solve the problems
restaurants are encountering.
Host: Gordon Ramsay. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Patricia Llewellyn, Curt
Northrup. Producer: Arthur Smith. Nar-
rator: J.V. Martin.
904 Kyle XY. (Science Fiction; ABC
Family; Premiered: June 26, 2006)
A 16-year-old boy mysteriously appears
in the middle of a forest. He appears to
have just been born and has no idea of
who he is or where he is. The boy begins
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to wander and is soon arrested for inde-
cent exposure (he is naked) when he ap-
pears in the nearby town. He is sent to a
juvenile holding center in Seattle, Wash-
ington. Here psychologist Nicole Trager
takes an interest in him (he has no navel,
appears to be very intelligent but he is like
an infant and needs to learn). Nicole
names him Kyle and, to help him, takes
him home (where he now lives with
Nicole’s husband, Stephen and her chil-
dren Lori and Josh). Kyle learns by watch-
ing and listening (how he learns to speak
English). Stories follow Nicole’s efforts to
solve the puzzle of who Kyle is and where
he came from. Other regulars are Amanda,
the girl next door on whom Kyle has a
crush; Heather, Lori’s friend; Declan,
Lori’s boyfriend; and Tom Foss, the mys-
terious man who appears to know what
Kyle is all about. Second season episodes
explain that Kyle was an experiment (XY)
based on Einstein’s theory that the longer
an embryo stays in the womb the smarter
it will be. A man named Adam was the
only survivor of the first such experiment
(at this time, the surrogate mothers, who
carried the child for 13 months, died in
childbirth; the infants died shortly after).
Adam knew his past and wanted to create
a world of geniuses. He experimented and
created a birth chamber with a pink fluid
that could sustain life until the embryo
reached an adult stage. Kyle was such an
experiment — the first since Adam to sur-
vive. But Kyle is not alone. A second ex-
periment, conducted by the visionaries of
a organization called Madacorp, produced
a female — XX. This experiment escapes
(like Kyle did) when an explosion destroys
the lab. A bounty hunter (Emily Hollan-
der) is hired by Madacorp to find her. The
girl is nude, covered in pink “goo” (from
the birth tank) and like Kyle, has no navel.
She is captured by Emily and brought to
Madacorp. Here she is programmed to be
Jessica Hollander, Emily’s sister. Mada-
corp’s plan is to use Jesse (as Jessica is
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called) to befriend Kyle and monitor him
for Madacorp’s ultimate goal — reclaim
both XY and XX. But unknown to Mada-
corp, Kyle has a protector, Brian Taylor,
the late Adam’s faithful servant, who now
watches over Kyle and helps him to un-
derstand his developing abilities (Adam
was shot by persons and for reasons un-
known).
Cast: Matt Dallas (Kyle), Marguerite
MacIntyre (Nicole Trager), Bruce Thomas
(Stephen Trager), April Matson (Lori Tra-
ger), Jean-Luc Bilodeau ( Josh Trager), Kir-
sten Prout (Amanda Bloom), Chelan Sim-
mons (Heather), Nicholas Lea (Tom Foss),
Chris Olivero (Declan), Leah Cairns (Emily
Hollander), Jaimie Alexander ( Jesse Hol-
lander). Credits: Executive Producer: Eric
Bress, J. MacKye Gruber, Chris Bender,
J.C. Spink, David Himelfarb, Eric Tuch-
man. Producer: Julie Plec, Charlie Gogo-
lak, Curtis Kheel. Music: Michael Suby.
905 The L Word. (Drama; Show-
time; Premiered: January 18, 2004)
An intimate look at the lives and loves
of a select group of lesbians living in Los
Angeles (West Hollywood). Principal
focus is on Jenny Schecter, a graduate of
Chicago University, who moves to Los
Angeles to live with her boyfriend, Tim
Haspel and begin a professional writing
career. Her life changes when she attends
a party and meets Bette Porter, Tim’s les-
bian next-door neighbor, and Bette’s lover
Tina Kennard. At the party Jenny has a
brief romantic encounter with Maria, a
lesbian who owns the local coffee house
(The Planet) and is thrust into a whole
new world. She begins to question her sex-
uality and becomes torn between her rela-
tionship with Tim and a new life-style that
she enjoys. Other regulars are lesbians
Dana, a pro tennis player looking for love;
Alice, a magazine writer seeking the woman
of her dreams; and Shane, the hairdresser
who sleeps with women for her own pleas-
ure with no commitment.
Laguna / 907
Cast: Mia Kirshner ( Jenny Schecter),
Jennifer Beals (Bette Porter), Erin Daniels
(Dana Fairbanks), Leisha Hailey (Alice
Pieszecki), Laurel Holloman (Tina Ken-
nard), Katherine Moennig (Shane Mc-
Cutcheon), Pam Grier (Kit Porter), Ka-
rina Lombard (Marina Ferrer), Eric
Mabius (Tim Haspel), Rachel Shelley
(Helena Peabody), Eric Lively (Mark Way-
land), Sarah Shahi (Carmen de la Pica
Morales), Janina Gavankar (Papi), Cybill
Shepherd (Phyllis Kroll), Marlee Matlin
( Jodi), Jessica Capshaw (Nadia), Dallas
Roberts (Angus Partridge), Daniela Sea
(Max Sweeney), Lauren Lee Smith (Lara
Perkins). Credits: Executive Producer: Ilene
Chaiken, Rose Lam, Steve Golin, Larry
Kenner. Co-Executive Producer: Elizabeth
Ziff. Producer: Elizabeth Hunter, A.M.
Homes, Mark Horowitz. Music: Elizabeth
Ziff, Damien Rice.
906 L.A. Ink. (Reality; TLC; August
7, 2007 to April 3, 2008)
Kat Van D is a tattoo artist who made
a name for herself in Miami. She has given
up that business and returned to her home-
town of Los Angeles to open her own tattoo
parlor. Cameras follow Kat as she begins her
own business as well as the people and
events that surround her in her personal life.
Star: Kat Van D. Tattoo Artists: Han-
nah Aitchison, Corey Miller, Pixie (as
credited), Kim Saigh. Credits: Executive
Producer: Pamela Deutsch, Charles Cor-
win.Co-Executive Producer: Clara Marko-
wicz, Luis Barreto. Supervising Producer:
Isaac Bolden. Producer: Cat Rodriquez,
Timothy J. Hamilton.
907 Laguna Beach. (Reality; MTV;
Premiered: May 31, 2006)
Incidents in the lives of a group of
teenagers living in Laguna Beach, Califor-
nia. The teens attend Laguna Beach High
School (although cameras are not permit-
ted inside the classrooms) and stories are
presented in soap opera-like dramatic vi-
gnettes.
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Cast : Lauren Conrad, Taylor Cole,
Kristin Cavallari, Stephen Colletti, Talan
Torriero, Alex Murrel, Dieter Schmitz,
Jessica Smith, Jason Wahler, Raquel Do-
natelli, Kyndra Mayo, Kelan Hurley, Alex
Atkinson, Chase Johnson, Sam Brennan,
Stephanie Moreau, Curtis Dean Harrier,
Natalie Engelke, Heidi Montag, Christo-
pher Bland, Cami Edwards, Breanna Con-
rad, Jennifer Bunney, Tessa Keller, Lexie
Contursi, Trey Phillips, Christina Schuller,
Morgan Olsen, Lauren Bosworth. Credits:
Executive Producer: Tony DiSanto, Gary
Auerbach, Liz Gateley, Dave Sirulnick.
Co-Executive Producer: Wendy Riche,
Mark Ford, Steve Kruger. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Kathryn Takis. Producer: Jason
Sands, Tina Gazzarro, Morgan J. Freeman,
Paulina Williams. Music: Jon Ernst.
908 The Lair. (Drama; Here!; Pre-
miered: August 1, 2007)
The Lair is a mysterious club established
for a specific clientele: attractive (hunky)
gay vampires — vampires who feed on
equally attractive gay men. The special-
ized series (broadcast on the gay channel
Here!) follows a journalist (Thom) as he
attempts to uncover the vampire clan and
solve a series of mysterious murders whose
victims have been drained of blood.
Cast : David Moretti (Thom), Peter
Stickles (Damian), Beverly Lynne (Laura),
Dylan Vox (Colin), Jesse Cutlip ( Jona-
than), Brian Nolan (Frankie), Colton Ford
(Sheriff Trout), Michael Von Steele (Eric),
Ted Newsom (Dr. Cooper), Evan Stone
( Jimmy), Arthur Roberts (Dr. Belmont).
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Colich-
man, Stephen P. Jarchow. Producer: Kim-
berly A. Ray. Co-Producer: Jeff Schenck.
909 Las Vegas. (Drama; NBC; Sep-
tember 22, 2003 to February 15, 2008)
The Montecito Resort and Casino in
Las Vegas is the setting for a behind-the-
scenes look at the inner workings of a
gambling hall. Principal focus is on an elite
surveillance team, headed by Ed Deline,
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charged with maintaining the security of
the casino.
Cast : James Caan (Ed Deline), Josh
Duhamel (Danny McCoy), Nikki Cox
(Mary Connell), Vanessa Marcil (Saman-
tha Marquez), James Lesure (Mike Can-
non), Molly Simms (Delinda Deline),
Marsha Thompson (Nessa Holt), Lara
Flynn Boyle (Monica Mancuso), Cheryl
Ladd ( Jillian Deline, Ed’s ex-wife), Tom
Selleck (A.J. Cooper). Credits: Executive
Producer: Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank,
Gary Scott Thompson, Scott Steindorff,
Gardner Stern. Co-Executive Producer:
Kim Newton, Michael Berns, David Solo-
mon, Matt Pyken, Michael Watkins. Pro-
ducer: Howard Grigsby, David Graziano,
Francis Conway, Tracey D’Arcy, Daniel
Arkin, Rebecca Kirshner. Music: John
Nordstrom, Charles Clouser.
910 Last Comic Standing. (Reality;
NBC; June 10, 2003 to August 7, 2008)
Professional and up-and-coming stand-
up comedians compete for an exclusive
contract with NBC. The club audience
judge the material and vote their least fa-
vorite off the stage. The last comic stand-
ing is the winner.
Host: Jay Mohr, Bill Bellamy. Credits:
Executive Producer: Peter Engel, Barry
Katz, Jay Mohr. Supervising Producer:
Leslie Radakovich. Co-Executive Producer:
Rob Fox. Producer: Javier Winnik, Brit-
tany Lovett, Cori Fry. Music: Steve Hamp-
ton, John Adair.
911 Late Night with Conan
O’Brien. (Talk; NBC; Premiered: Sep-
tember 1, 1993)
Celebrity interviews coupled with a
spotlight on off-the-wall characters as well.
Host: Conan O’Brien Announcer: Joel
Godard. Credits: Executive Producer: Gary
Considine, Jeff Ross, Lorne Michaels. Su-
pervising Producer: Frank Smiley, Daniel
Ferguson. Producer: John Irwin, Maria
Notaras, Conan O’Brien, Elizabeth Ock-
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erlund, Michael Weinberg. Band Leader:
Max Weinberg.
912 Late Night with David Letter-
man. (Talk; CBS; Premiered: August 30,
1993)
Comedy bits, celebrity interviews and
musical numbers comprise the nightly se-
ries.
Host: David Letterman. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: David Letterman, Peter
Lassally, Rob Burnett, Jude Brennan,
Maria Pope, Robert Morton, Barbara
Gaines. Supervising Producer: Jon Becker-
man, Hal Gurnee. Producer: Joe Toplyn,
Justin Stangel, Eric Stangel, Sheila Rogers,
Jerry Foley, Rodney Rothman. Band
Leader: Paul Schaefer.
913 Law and Order. (Crime Drama;
NBC; Premiered: September 13, 1990)
Two series in one. It begins with a crime
and the investigations by the detectives of
the N.Y.P.D. It concludes with the D.A.’s
prosecution of the culprits.
Cast: Jerry Orbach (Det. Lenny Bris-
coe), Steven Hill (D.A. Adam Schiff ),
Jesse L. Martin (Det. Ed Green), S. Epatha
Merkerson (Lt. Anita Van Buren), Chris
Noth (Det. Mike Logan), Leslie Hendrix
(Dr. Elizabeth Rodgers), Fred Dalton
Thompson (D.A. Arthur Branch), Ben-
jamin Bratt (Det. Ray Curtis), Michael
Moriarty (A.D.A. Ben Stone), Elisabeth
Rohm (A.D.A. Serena Southerlyn), Angie
Harmon (A.D.A. Abbie Carmichael),
Dann Florek (Capt. Donald Cragen),
Richard Brooks (A.D.A. Paul Robinette),
Jill Hennessy (A.D.A. Claire Kincaid),
Carolyn McCormick (Dr. Elizabeth
Olivet), John Fiore (Det. Tony Profaci),
Carey Lowell (A.D.A. Jamie Ross), Dianne
West (D.A. Nora Lewin), Dennis Farina
(Det. Joe Fontana), J.K. Simmons (Dr.
Emile Skoda), Annie Parisse (A.D.A.
Alexandra Borgia), Paul Sorvino (Det. Sgt.
Philip Cerreta), George Dzundza (Det.
Sgt. Maxwell Greevey), Christine Farrell
(Arlene Shrier; Forensics Technician)
Law / 914
Larry Clarke (Det. Morris LaMotte),
Alana De La Garza (A.D.A. Connie Ru-
birosa), Jeremy Sisto (Det. Cyrus Lupo),
Alicia Witt (Det. Nola Falacci), Linus
Roache (A.D.A. Michael Cutter), Anthony
Anderson (Det. Kevin Bernard). Credits:
Theme Narration: Steven Zirnkilton. Exec-
utive Producer: Dick Wolf, Edwin Sherin,
Rene Balcer, Michael Chernuchia, Mat-
thew Penn, Walon Green, Nicholas Woot-
ton, Arthur Penn, Jeffrey Hayes. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Ed Zuckerman, Peter
Guilano, Kathy McCormick, Lewis Gould,
Roz Weinman, Arthur Forney, Wendy
Battles, Lukas Reiter, Arthur Penn, Rick
Eid, William N. Fordes, Joseph Stern, Eric
Overmyer. Supervising Producer: Michael
Duggan, David Black, Gary Karr, David
Wilcox, Robert Nathan, Mark B. Perry,
Gardner Stern. Producer: Kati Johnston,
Jill Goldsmith, Terri Kopp, Lorenzo Car-
caterra, Aaron Zelman, David Shore, Lynn
Mamet, Peter Giuliano, Lois Johnson,
Billy Fox, Jeffrey L. Hayes, Nick Santora.
914 Law and Order: Criminal In-
tent. (Crime Drama; NBC; Premiered:
September 20, 1999)
The investigations of Detectives Robert
Goren and Alexandra Eames as they at-
tempt to solve (most often) murder cases—
from the first call to its successful conclu-
sion. Later episodes also focus on the in-
vestigations of Detectives Mike Logan and
Carolyn Barek.
Cast: Vincent D’Onofrio (Det. Robert
Goren), Kathryn Erbe (Det. Alexandra
Eames), Courtney B. Vance (A.D.A. Ron
Carver), Jamey Sheridan (Capt. James
Deakins), Leslie Hendrix (Dr. Elizabeth
Rodgers), Chris Noth (Det. Mike Logan),
Annabella Sciorra (Det. Carolyn Barek),
Julianne Nicholson (Det. Megan Wheeler),
Samantha Buck (Det. G. Lynn Bishop),
Eric Bogosian (Capt. Danny Ross), Jeff
Goldblum (Det. Zach Nichols), Steven
Zirnkilton (Theme Narrator). Credits:
Executive Producer: Dick Wolf, Rene
915 / Law
Balcer, Eileen Heisler, Peter Jankowski,
Fred Berner. Co-Executive Producer: Ge-
offrey Neigher, Theresa Rebeck, Norberto
Barba, Marlene Meyer, Arthur W. Forney,
Matt Goldman, Warren Leight, Gerry
Conway. Supervising Producer: Roz Wein-
man, Michael Kewley, Stephanie Sen-
gupta, Gerry Conway. Producer: John L.
Roman, Eric Overmyer, Roz Weinman,
Diana Son, Mary Rae Thewlis. Music:
Mike Post.
915 Law and Order: Special Vic-
tims Unit. (Crime Drama; NBC; Pre-
miered: October 7, 2001)
Elliot Stabler, Olivia Benson, Fin Tu-
tuola and John Munch are members of the
Special Victims Unit of the N.Y.P.D., de-
tectives who investigate sexually related
crimes that are quite gritty and often based
on true incidents.
Cast : Mariska Hargitay (Det. Olivia
Benson), Christopher Meloni (Det. Elliot
Stabler), Richard Belzer (Det. John
Munch), Dann Florek (Capt. Donald Cra-
gen), Ice-T (Det. Odafin “Fin” Tutuola),
B.D. Wong (Dr. George Huang), Tamara
Tunie (Dr. Melinda Warner), Diane Neal
(A.D.A. Casey Novak), Stephanie March
(A.D.A. Alexandra Cabot), Caren Brown-
ing (Off. Judith Siper), Joanna Merlin
( Judge Lena Petrovsky), Michelle Hurd
(Det. Monique Jefferies), Isabel Gillies
(Kathy Stabler), Judith Light (Chief Eliz-
abeth Donnelly), Fred Dalton (D.A.
Arthur Branch), Leslie Hendrix (Dr. Eliz-
abeth Rodgers), Micgaela McManus
(A.D.A. Kim Greylek), Steven Zirnkilton
(Theme Narrator). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Dick Wolff, Neal Baer, Ted Kotch-
eff, Robert Palm, David J. Burke, Peter
Jankowski. Co-Executive Producer: Jona-
than Green, Arthur W. Forney, Jonathan
Greene, Dawn DeNoon, Amanda Green,
Robert Nathan, Patrick Harbinson. Su-
pervising Producer: Peter Leto, Randy
Roberts. Producer: David Declergue, Sheyna
Kathleen Smith. Music: Mike Post.
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916 Life. (Crime Drama; NBC; Pre-
miered: September 26, 2007)
After 12 years of imprisonment for a
double homicide, L.A.P.D. detective
Charlie Crews is found innocent after the
physical evidence is reexamined and does
not match. Now, with a second chance at
life, Charlie returns to the force with a new
perspective on cases: making sure what
happened to him doesn’t happen to anyone
else. Stories also relate his efforts to find
out who framed him and why. Dani is
Charlie’s partner; Karen is their superior;
Constance is the lawyer responsible for
freeing Charlie; Ted is Charlie’s financial
consultant.
Cast: Damian Lewis (Charlie Crews),
Sarah Shabi (Dani Reese), Robin Weigert
(Lt. Karen Davis), Brooke Langton (Con-
stance Griffith), Adam Arkin (Ted Early),
Donal Logue (Captain Tidwell). Credits:
Executive Producer: Rand Ravich, Far
Shariat, Dan Sackheim, David Semel.
Producer: George Locas.
917 Life Is Wild. (Drama; CW; Oc-
tober 7, 2007 to February 3, 2008)
Danny, a widower with two children
(Katie and Chase) and Jo, the divorced
mother of two children ( Jesse and Mia)
marry and establish housekeeping in Man-
hattan. Danny is a veterinarian; Jo, a di-
vorce lawyer. Their children, however,
have little in common and are not getting
along. Realizing that his family is drifting
apart, Danny hopes to bring them closer
together by moving to South Africa when
he learns there is an urgent need for veteri-
narians. The family takes up residence at
the Blue Antelope, a lodge run by Danny’s
late wife’s (Claire) father Art. Danny begins
his new job as a vet; Jo has taken on the re-
sponsibility of helping Art run the lodge;
and the children, though reluctant to live
in Africa, slowly adjust to the prospect that
they have no other choice. Stories relate
the events that affect the individual mem-
bers of the family. Emily and Oliver are
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the children of the owner of the rival Mara
Lodge; Tumelo is Danny’s intern. Katie,
Jesse, Emily and Oliver attend the Pecan
Wood International School. Mbali is the
local girl Jesse falls for.
Cast : D.W. Moffett (Danny Clarke),
Stephanie Niznik ( Jo Clarke), Leah Pipes
(Katie Clark), K’sun Ray (Chase Clarke),
Andrew St. John ( Jesse Weller), Mary
Matilyn Mouser (Mia Clarke), David But-
ler (Art), Calvin Goldspink (Oliver Banks),
Tiffany Mulheron (Tiffany Banks), Atandwa
Kani (Tumelo), Precious Kofi (Mbali).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Rauch, George Faber, Charles Pattinson.
Co-Executive Producer: Dana Baratta, Sue
Tenney. Producer: Elizabeth Hunter. Mu-
sic: Bob Christianson, Bill Meyers.
918 Life of Ryan. (Reality; MTV;
August 27, 2007 to May 19, 2008)
A docu-drama that follows Ryan
Scheckler, a 17-year-old who is also a ris-
ing star on the skateboard scene. The pro-
gram also relates activities in the life of his
mother (Gretchen) and his younger broth-
ers (Shane and Kane).
Star: Ryan Scheckler. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Jason A. Carbone. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Sarah Kane. Supervising
Producer: Shari Brooks. Music: David Bel-
lochio. Director: Robert Sizemore.
919 Life with Derek. (Comedy; Dis-
ney; Premiered: September 18, 2005)
A blended family comedy wherein Nora
MacDonald, a single mother with two
daughters (Casey and Lizzie), and George
Venturi, a single father with three children
(Derek, Marti and Edwin) marry and
merge their two families.
Cast: Michael Seater (Derek Venturi),
Ashley Leggat (Casey MacDonald), Joy
Tanner (Nora MacDonald), John Ralston
(George Venturi), Ariel Waller (Marti
Venturi), Daniel Magder (Edwin Venturi),
Jordan Todosey (Lizzie MacDonald),
Arnold Pinnock (Paul), Robbie Amell
(Max), Shadia Simmons (Emily), Kit
Lincoln / 921
Weyman (Sam). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Daphne Balllon, Suzanne Martin.
Producer: Jeff Biederman, Suzanne French.
Music: Gary Koftinoff.
920 Lil’ Bush: Resident of the
United States. (Comedy; Comedy Cen-
tral; June 13, 2007 to May 8, 2008)
What were president George W. Bush
and other members of the White House
like when they were children? Lil’ Bush
takes that concept and shows, in animated
form, events in the lives of Lil’ George
Bush as a child (with aspirations to be-
come the president).
Voice Cast: Chris Parson (Lil’ George
Bush), Dave Mitchell (George Bush, Sr.),
Mara Cary (Barbara Bush), Dave Mitchell
(Lil’ Jeb), Iggy Pop (Lil’ Rummy), Ann
Villella (Lil’ Laura). Credits: Executive
Producer: Seth Cummings, Peter Adder-
ton, Dominick Cary. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Jay Karas. Producer: J. Michael
Mendel, Alex Stancioff, Kim Huffman
Cary. Associate Producer: Rochelle Ponsky.
921 Lincoln Heights. (Drama; ABC
Family; January 8, 2007 to November 11,
2008)
Eddie Sutton is a police officer who
wants to make a difference. He leaves the
relative safety of his city beat and moves his
family to the inner city Los Angeles neigh-
borhood (Lincoln Heights) where he grew
up; it is now crime ridden but it holds
fond memories of his youth. Stories fol-
low Eddie as he patrols the streets and
struggles to make the people of the com-
munity feel they have someone on their
side. Jen is Eddie’s wife; Cassie, Lizzie and
Taylor are their children.
Cast: Russell Hornsby (Eddie Sutton),
Nicki Micheaux ( Jen Sutton), Rhyon
Nicole Brown (Lizzie Sutton), Erica Hub-
bard (Cassie Sutton), Misgon Ratliff (Tay-
lor Sutton). Credits: Executive Producer:
Kevin Hooks, Kathleen McGhee-Ander-
son. Producer: John F. Perry, Kevin Inch.
Assistant Producer: Mark Nasser.
922 / Little
922 Little Einsteins. (Cartoon; Dis-
ney; March 1, 2005 to October 11, 2008)
Annie, Leo, June and Quincy are musi-
cally gifted children who use their knowl-
edge of song, dance and instruments to fa-
miliarize children with music.
Voice Cast: Erica Huang ( June), Jesse
Schwartz (Leo), Natalie Wojcik (Annie),
Aiden Pompey (Quincy). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Richard Winkler, Steve
Oakes, Susan Holden, Eric Weiner. Pro-
ducer: Kris Greengrove. Music: Billy Straus,
Matthias Gohl.
923 Little People, Big World. (Re-
ality; TLC; Premiered: March 4, 2006)
A profile of the Roloffs, a family that is
composed of both little and average-sized
people (parents Matt and Amy and their
normal-sized children: Molly, Jacob and
twins Zack and Jeremy). Each episode re-
lates an event in their daily lives.
Credits: Executive Producer: Paul Bar-
rosse, Gay Rosenthal. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Nicholas Caprio, Glenn Meehan.
Producer: Billy Cooper, Matthew Lahey,
Ann Suckow. Music: Joey Newman.
924 Live from Lincoln Center.
(Anthology; PBS; Premiered: January 30,
1976)
A program of varying musical perform-
ances broadcast live from Lincoln Center
in New York City. Beverly Sills and Dick
Cavett are the most notable hosts.
Credits: Announcer: Martin Bookspan.
Executive Producer: Herbert Bonis, John
Gaberman. Supervising Producer: Marc
Bauman. Producer: Carl Samet, Clare Avery.
925 Live with Regis and Kelly.
(Talk; Syn.; Premiered: 2001)
An exchange of conversation between
the hosts coupled with celebrity inter-
views.
Hosts: Regis Philbin, Kelly Ripa. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Regis Philbin,
Michael Gelman. Music: Michael Karp,
Irving Robbins, Shelley Palmer.
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926 Lost. (Adventure; ABC; Pre-
miered: September 22, 2004)
A plane (Oceanic Flight 815) is en-route
from Australia to Los Angeles when it en-
counters unexpected turbulence. The
plane is literally ripped in half and both
halves crash land on an unknown island
presumably in the South Pacific. While
there are casualties, 48 passengers survive
from the front half of the plane (it is later
revealed that passengers from the rear half
of the plane also survived). When all at-
tempts at rescue fail, the survivors make
the island their home (although they find
their lives threatened by the mysteries that
exist on the strange island). The main sur-
vivors of a large cast are Jack Shepherd, a
doctor; John Locke, a cripple who can
now walk; Claire, a pregnant Australian
woman who later gives birth to a son
(Aaron); Charlie, a low life; Kate, a
woman of mystery (she was arrested in
Australia and being taken back to the
U.S.); Sun and Jin, a secretive Korean cou-
ple; Hurley, the mainland lottery winner
who is eager to help whenever he can;
Michael and his son, Walt (and Walt’s
dog, Vincent); and Ana-Lucia, a mysteri-
ous woman whom Jack met at the Sydney
airport and survived the rear section crash.
Principal Cast: Matthew Fox (Dr. Jack
Shephard), Evangeline Lilly (Kate Austen),
Emilie de Raven (Claire Littleton), Naveen
Andrews (Sayid Jarrah), Jorge Garcia
(Hugo “Hurley” Reyes), Josh Holloway
( James “Sawyer” Ford), Daniel Dae Kim
( Jin Kwon), Yunjin Kim (Sun Kwon), Do-
minic Monaghan (Charlie Pace), Terry
O’Quinn ( John Locke), Harold Perrineau
(Michael Dawson), Maggie Grace (Shan-
non Rutherford), Adewale Akinnuoye-Ag-
baje (Mr. Eko), Malcolm David Kelley
(Walt Lloyd), Ian Somerhalder (Boone
Carlyle), Michele Rodriquez (Ana-Lucia
Cortez), Elizabeth Mitchell (Dr. Juliet
Burke), Kiele Sanchez (Nikki), Mira Fur-
lan (Danielle Rousseau). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Carlton Cuse, Bryan Burk,
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Jack Damon Lindelof, J.J. Abrams. Co-
Executive Producer: Jeff Pinkner. Supervis-
ing Producer: Adam Horowitz, Edward
Kitsis, Joseph Loeb, Steven Maedan, Mon-
ica Breen, Alison Schapker, Drew God-
dard, Leonard Dick, Craig Wright. Pro-
ducer: Liz Sarnoff, Patricia Churchill,
Sarah Caplaw, Stephen Williams, Jean
Higgins. Music: Michael Giacchino, Da-
mien Rice.
927 Lost Worlds. (Reality; History
Channel; Premiered: July 10, 2006)
Archaeologists use modern technology
to recreate life in lost civilizations through
the artifacts found in ancient cultures.
Narrator: Corey Johnson, Corey Law-
son. Credits: Executive Producer: Anthony
Geffen. Producer: Stuart Elliott, Francesca
Maudslay, Martin Kemp. Music: Sak Shar-
iff.
928 Mad Men. (Drama; AMC; July
19, 2007 to October 26, 2008)
Sterling Cooper is a prestigious adver-
tising agency on Madison Avenue in New
York City. The time is the 1960s and the
world of media advertising as it existed at
the time is realistically explored. Don and
Roger are senior partners; Peggy is the jun-
ior copyrighter; Pete is the account exec-
utive; Betty is Dan’s wife; Joan is the firm’s
head secretary.
Cast: Jon Hamm (Don Draper), John
Slattery (Roger Sterling), Robert Morse
(Bertram Cooper), Elisabeth Moss (Peggy
Olson), Christina Hendricks ( Joan Hol-
loway), Vincent Kartheiser (Pete Camp-
bell), Maggie Siff (Rachel Menken), Janu-
ary Jones (Betty Draper), Rose Marie
DeWitt (Midge). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Matthew Weiner. Producer: Greg
Schultz, Scott Hornbacher, Jack Lechner.
929 Mad TV. (Comedy; Fox; Pre-
miered: October 14, 1995)
Skits based on the humor found in Mad
magazine.
Cast: Michael McDonald, Debra Wil-
Magi-Nation / 931
son, Aries Spears, Mo Collins, Nicole Sul-
livan, Bobby Lee, Alex Borstein, Will
Sasso, Stephanie Weir, Nicole Parker, Jor-
dan Peele, Keegan Michael Key, Erica Ash,
Matt Braunger, Eric Price, Bobby Lee,
Johnny Sanchez, Crista Flanagan, Lauren
Pritchard. Credits: Executive Producer:
Adam Small, David Saltzman, Quincy
Jones, Fax Bahr, Dick Blasucci. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: John Crane, Garry Camp-
bell, Steven Haft, Steven Cragg, Scott
King. Supervising Producer: Bryan Adams,
Chris Cluess, Bruce Leddy, Devon Shep-
ard. Producer: Tami Sagher, Jim Wise,
Maiya Williams, James Jones, Rich Ta-
larico.
930 Made in Hollywood. (Reality;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2005)
Interviews with the stars and behind-
the-scenes footage of current feature films.
The stars of each profiled film serve as the
segment host. In 2006 (to 2007) an edition
geared to young adults and dealing with
non-adult films aired as Made in Holly-
wood: Teen Edition.
Host (Teen Edition): Kylie Erica Mar.
Credits: Executive Producer: Cleveland
O’Neal III. Producer: Todd Szuch, Carole
Mar, Jerry A. Vasilatos. Music: Janet Cole
Valdez, Dapo Torimiro.
931 Magi-Nation. (Cartoon; Kids
WB/CW; September 22, 2007 to Septem-
ber 6, 2008)
Tony Jones, a young Earth boy, is mag-
ically transported to Moonlands, one of
eleven parallel worlds to the Earth. He
meets Edyn, a girl who tells him by the
special ring the wears (given to him by his
grandfather) that he is the Final Dreamer,
a magical champion for good. With the
help of Edyn and her friend, Strag and the
magic of the ring (to summon Dream
Creatures), Tony battles the evil Agram
and his henchmen, Korg and Zed.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Hirsh, Pamela Slavin, Toper Taylor.
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932 Making News: Savannah Style.
(Reality; TV Guide Channel; June 11,
2007 to September 10, 2008). A behind-
the-scenes look at the news operations of
two real television stations: WJCL and
WTGS in Savannah, Georgia.
Credits: Executive Producer: Nick
Davis. Producer: Andeep Singh, Joshua
Kaufman.
933 Making the Band. (Reality;
ABC/MTV; Premiered: March 24, 2000)
A search to find talented singers and/or
musicians. The first cycle (ABC) seeks to
find five male singer-musicians for a new
boy band to be called O-Town. Cycle Two
(MTV, 2002) found rap artist P. Diddy
seeking aspiring rappers for a new hip-hop
band. MTV continued the series with
Cycle Three (2005) seeking a mixed
(male-female) band and Cycle Four
(2008) taking to the road with P. Diddy
overseeing a cross country tour with
recording groups Danity Kane and Day
26, and singer Donnie Klang.
Host: Lou Perlman (Cycle 1), Sean “P.
Diddy” Combs (Cycles, 2, 3, and 4).
Credits: Executive Producer: Mary-Ellis
Bunim, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, Jonathan
Murray. Co-Executive Producer: Rick de
Oliveira. Supervising Producer: Andrew
Hogel, Perry Dance, Benjamin Greenberg.
Producer: Jonathan M. Singer, Ken Mok,
Jennifer Lange, Cris Abrego, Jae Benson
II, Kenny Hull.
934 Mama Mirabelle’s Home
Movies. (Children; PBS; Premiered: Sep-
tember 9, 2007)
Mama Mirabelle is a wise elephant who
helps three young animals (Carla, a zebra;
Bo, a cheetah and Max, an elephant) un-
derstand aspects of Mother Nature through
her home movies (live action wildlife
footage).
Voices: Vanessa Williams, Phillipa Alex-
ander, Julie de Jongh, Teresa Gallagher,
Elly Fairman, Alan Marriott. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Donna Friedman Meir.
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Co-Executive Producer: Tara Sorensen. Su-
pervising Producer: Andy Yerkes. Producer:
Leo Nielsen. Music: Lester Barnes.
935 Man vs. Wild. (Reality; Discov-
ery Channel; Premiered: November 10,
2006)
Adventurer Bear Grylis explores the
most dangerous tourist attractions and en-
vironments with the object being to show
viewers how to survive in them.
Host: Bear Grylis. Credits: Executive
Producer: Discovery Channel. Producer:
Mary Donahue. Music: Paul Pritchard.
936 MANswers. (Comedy; Spike TV;
September 19, 2007 to November 11, 2008)
Comical, if not at times absurd re-
sponses to questions that border on the
ridiculous (for example, “Who is the rich-
est bitch in America?,” “What is the world’s
smallest legal bikini?” and “What coun-
try’s armed forces pays for fake boobs?”).
Narrator: Matt Short. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Adam Cohen, Cara Tapper.
Producer: Christopher Gallivan, Charlotte
Bell. Music: Shawn K. Clement.
937 Martha. (Information; Syn.; Pre-
miered: November 27, 2007)
Domestic Diva Martha Stewart presents
how to projects, cooking segments, gar-
dening tips, scrap booking, decoupage and
hand-making gift ideas.
Host: Martha Stewart. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Martha Stewart, Mark Bur-
nett, Bernie Young. Producer: Greta An-
thony. Director: Alan Heydt.
938 Martin Lawrence Presents First
Amendment Standup. (Comedy; Starz;
Premiered: 2007)
A showcase for established as well as up-
and-coming standup comics (who are per-
mitted to use “gutter language,” thus ex-
plaining the title, that is not bleeped).
Host: Doug Williams. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Martin Lawrence, Doug
Williams. Producer: Michael Derek Bo-
husz, C. Dunsean Williams.
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939 The Maury Povich Show. (Talk;
Syn.; Premiered: September 1991)
A sensitive talk show that tackles very
controversial topics that other shows in the
genre overlook.
Host: Maury Povich. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Maury Povich, Diane Rap-
paport, Amy Rosenbaum. Producer: David
Masure-Bosco, Dominic Pupa, Keith P.
McAllen. Music: Billy Goldenberg.
940 Maya and Miguel. (Cartoon;
PBS; Premiered: October 1, 2004)
Maya and Miguel Santos are ten-year-
old Hispanic twins. They are the children
of Rosa and Santiago and stories, designed
to familiarize children with the Spanish
culture, relate the twins’ adventures at
home and at school.
Voice Cast: Candi Milo (Maya Santos),
Nika Futterman (Miguel Santos), Eliza-
beth Pena (Rosa Santos), Carlos Ponce
(Santiago Santos), Carlos Alazraqui (Paco),
Jerod Mixon (Theo), Elizabeth Payne
(Chrissy), Lucy Liu (Maggie), Lupe On-
tiveros (Abuela Elena), Erik Estrada (Senor
Felipe). Credits: Executive Producer: Deb-
orah Forte. Producer: Helen Kalafatic,
Machi Tantillo. Music: Jack Livesey, David
Ricard.
941 McBride. (Crime Drama; Hall-
mark; Premiered: January 14, 2005)
McBride calls himself “A lawyer for the
little guy.” He has a heart of gold, is inde-
pendently wealthy and money appears not
to matter to him; he often takes cases
based on merit. McBride has been a lawyer
for eight years when the series begins
(owner of McBride and Associates). He
was a member of the L.A.P.D. but became
disillusioned as to how easy criminals get
back on the street. He quit to attend law
school. That was twelve years ago. Now,
as a tough but honest defense lawyer,
McBride does whatever he can, within the
limits of the law, to free clients of criminal
charges. Roberta Hansen is a detective
with the L.A.P.D. (and McBride’s former
Medium / 942
romantic interest when he was a detective;
they still work well together); Phil New-
berry is a former public defender who now
works as McBride’s assistant; Jessie is
McBride’s dog. John Larroquette, who
plays McBride, requested that his charac-
ter have no first name or even an initial.
But through rumors and press material, he
is listed as M. McBride (the name plate on
his desk) or called Mike McBride in some
sources. Roberta calls him “Mac.” Black
and white flashback sequences are used to
detail the evidence McBride has found
when he questions a suspect.
Cast : John Larroquette (McBride),
Marta DuBois (Sgt. Roberta Hansen),
Matt Lutz (Phil Newberry). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Larry Levinson. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Michael Moran, Amy
Goldberg, Nick Lombardo. Producer:
Brian Gordon, Erik Olson.
942 Medium. (Drama; NBC; Janu-
ary 3, 2005 to May 12, 2008)
Allison DuBois is a very special woman.
She cannot only sense things about other
people, but she can see and talk to dead
people —“It’s like a freaky TV show,” she
says. She is married to Joe and the mother
of three children (Ariel, Bridget and
Maria; also called Marie). Allison is study-
ing to become a lawyer and works as an
intern at the D.A.’s office in Phoenix, Ari-
zona. Through her visions, Allison can ac-
tually see the truth. Spirits appear to tell
her things. She also has dreams that come
true. “How does it happen,” people ask. “I
don’t know. Who ever made me this way
didn’t give me an instruction book.” Sto-
ries follow Allison as she tries to help peo-
ple through her visions and dreams. Joe is
an aerospace engineer for Aero Dytech
Labs; Ariel appears to have the same abil-
ities as her mother but they are not as fre-
quent. Manny Devalos is the D.A. of
Mariposa County; Lee Scanlon is detec-
tive with the Phoenix P.D. who assists Al-
lison (and knows her secret, as does
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Manuel); Cynthia Keener is the missing
persons investigator. Returned for a new
season on February 2, 2009.
Cast : Patricia Arquette (Allison Du-
Bois), Jake Weber ( Joe DuBois), Sofia
Vassilieva (Ariel DuBois), Maria Lark
(Bridget DuBois), Miranda Carabello
(Maria DuBois), Miguel Sandoval (Man-
uel Devalos), David Cubitt (Lee Scanlon),
Anjelica Houston (Cynthia Keener).
Credits: Executive Producer: Kelsey Gram-
mer, Glenn Gordon Caron, Rene Echevar-
ria, Steve Stark. Co-Executive Producer:
Javier Grillo-Marxuach, Michael Angeli.
Supervising Producer: Robert Doherty,
Moira Dekker. Producer: Larry Teng,
Debbie Hayn-Cass. Music: Sean Collery,
Mychael Danna, Jeff Beal.
943 Meet the Barkers. (Reality;
MTV; Premiered: April 6, 2005)
A look at the daily lives of Travis Barker,
drummer for Blink 182, and his wife,
Shanna Moakler, a former Miss U.S.A., as
they attempt to live a normal life.
Cast: Travis Barker, Shanna Moakler,
Mark Hoppus, Thomas DeLonge, Lan-
don Barker, Courtney Edwards, Andrew
Fiscella, Atiana De La Hoya. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Melanie Graham. Pro-
ducer: Joel Conroy, Nate Hayden.
944 Mega Disasters. (Reality; His-
tory Channel; Premiered: May 23, 2006)
Computer animation is used to explore
what could happen when natural disasters
strike (from volcanic eruptions to
tsunamis).
Narrator: J.V. Martin. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Simon L. Edwards. Producer:
Vincent Lopez.
945 Men in Trees. (Drama; ABC;
September 15, 2006 to June 12, 2008)
Whose Gonna Love Your Body? and If I
Can Date, So Can You are the books writ-
ten by relationship coach Marin Frist. Her
books are best sellers and she is enjoying
the good life. She is engaged (to Justin)
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and has numerous speaking engagements.
Marin also believes she knows a lot about
men. However, on a speaking engagement
in Alaska, Marin finds she knows very lit-
tle about men and relationships. It all be-
gins when she accidentally grabs Justin’s
computer and sees a slide show of him
with other women. In the small town of
Elmo, Alaska, where Marin is to give a lec-
ture, she has a rude awakening. In a town
where the population is ten men to every
one woman, Marin realizes that what she
has been writing are all lies (she cannot
figure men out and cannot sensibly cate-
gorize them). She believes Elmo is the per-
fect place to learn about men. Stories fol-
low Marin as she struggles to adjust to
small town life, learn what men are all
about and eventually write the ultimate re-
lationship book (the series title refers to
signs posted around town —“Men in
Trees” [tree trimmers]). Annie is Marin’s
friend; Jack is the fish and wildlife envi-
ronmentalist; Buzz is the owner of Buzz
Airlines; Ben is the bartender at The
Chieftan Pub; Patrick is the Jack of all
trades; Theresa is Ben’s ex-wife; and Sara
is a single mother who is also a hooker.
Cast: Anne Heche (Marin Frist), Emily
Bergl (Annie), Abraham Benrubi (Ben
Jackson), John Amos (Buzz), James Tup-
per ( Jack Slattery), Sarah Strange (The-
resa), Derek Richardson (Patrick), Suleka
Matthew (Sara), Justine Bateman (Lynn),
Lauren Tom (Mai), Cynthia Stevenson
(Chief Celia Bachelor), Orlando Jones
(George). Credits: Executive Producer:
Jenny Bicks, Cathy Konrad, James Man-
gold. Producer: Stuart Besser. Music: Peter
Himmelman.
946 Miami Ink. (Reality; TLC; July
19, 2005 to July 31, 2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at the world
of tattoos as seen through the experiences
of the workers and clientele of Miami Ink,
a parlor in South Beach, Florida.
Tattoo Artists: Ami James, Chris Gar-
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ver, Chris Nunez, Darren Brall. Credits:
Executive Producer: Pamela Deutsch,
Charles Corwin. Co-Executive Producer:
Chris Rantamaki, Clara Markowicz. Pro-
ducer: Jodi Midiri, Jill Dickerson.
947 The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.
(Children; Disney; Premiered: May 5,
2006)
Computer animated series set at the
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse where the an-
tics of Mickey Mouse, his girlfriend, Min-
nie Mouse, and their friends Donald Duck
and Goofy are depicted as they go about
their daily lives.
Voice Cast : Wayne Allwine (Mickey
Mouse), Russi Taylor (Minnie Mouse),
Tony Aneslmo (Donald Duck), Bill Far-
mer (Goofy), Tress MacNeille (Daisy
Duck). Credits: Executive Producer: Rob
LaDuca, Robert Gannaway. Producer: Brad-
ley Bowlen. Director: Rob LaDuca, Sherie
Pollack.
948 Mind of Mencia. (Comedy;
Comedy Central; July 6, 2005 to July 23,
2008)
A look at everyday life as seen through
the eyes of comedian Carlos Mencia —
from his monologues to man-in-the-street
interviews to his interactions with the stu-
dio audience.
Host: Carlos Mencia. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Robert Morton, Carlos
Mencia, Chris McGuire. Co-Executive
Producer: Steve Lookner, Kelly D. Hom-
mon, Krysia Plonka, Nikki Kessler. Pro-
ducer: Pamela Ribon. Music: Stephen Phil-
lips.
949 The Minor Accomplishments
of Jackie Woodman. (Comedy; IFC;
Premiered: August 6, 2006)
Jackie Woodman is an attractive woman
with a dream: make it in Hollywood as a
TV and movie writer. Ten years have
passed since she left New York and her ac-
complishments are virtually nil (she writes
for a second rate magazine called Image).
Missing / 951
Realizing that perhaps the big time is not
for her, she embarks on a mission to
change her life by accomplishing a series of
minor achievements. Stories relate those
efforts. Tara is her best friend; Bobby Pa-
terniti (who introduces himself as “Bobby
P.”) is a semi successful director; Mitchell
is Jackie’s gay assistant at Image; Connor
is Tara’s boyfriend. Based on the real life
experiences of Laura Kightlinger.
Cast: Laura Kightlinger ( Jackie Wood-
man), Nicholle Tom (Tara), Jeffrey Kramer
(Bobby Paterniti), Azura Skye (Skyler),
Patrick Bristow (Mitchell), Mary Kay
Place ( Jackie’s mother), Colleen Camp
(Angela Birnbaum), Butch Klein (Con-
nor). Credits: Executive Producer: Laura
Kightlinger, David Punch, Fenron Bailey,
Randy Barbato, Adam Kassen, Mark
Kassen. Supervising Producer: Andrea Ful-
ton, John Miller-Monzon. Producer: Bob
Balaban, Danielle Weinstock. Music: Randy
Lee, Morris Tepper.
950 Missing. (Reality; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 2003)
Investigations into missing persons cases
that present all the known information
and asks viewers who may possess addi-
tional information to contact authorities.
Host: Alex Paen, Pamela Bach. Credits:
Executive Producer: Alex Paen. Producer:
Larry Dunn, Luis F. Gonzalez, James Allen
Bradley. Music: Larry Brown.
951 Missing Persons Unit. (Reality;
Court TV/Tru TV; Premiered: August 16,
2006)
Real life cases of people who have dis-
appeared are chronicled. Stories are inves-
tigative in nature and attempt to uncover
the reason for the disappearance and the
facts that led to both successful and failed
conclusions.
Host: George Deuchar. Narrator: Sam
Fontana. Credits: Executive Producer:
Carsten Oblaender, Andreas Gutzeit. Pro-
ducer: Jacqueline Vorhauer, Libby Sall-
away, Bethany McMahon. Associate Pro-
952 / Model
ducer: Al Chester, Tara Chiusano, Bryan
Ranharter.
952 A Model Life with Petra Nem-
cova. (Reality; TLC; June 13, 2007 to
August 31, 2008)
Super model Petra Nemcova is perhaps
best known for miraculously surviving the
2004 tsunami in Thailand. As the host of
her own series, Petra is seeking a top
model. Six hopeful models are put through
various tasks to test their modeling abili-
ties. The potential models are chosen from
around the world and looks take priority
over everything else. The one girl Petra
feels has the look to be a fashion model is
awarded that golden opportunity.
Host: Petra Nemcova. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Jeb Brien, Dave Broome,
Sara Kozak, Tommy Mottola. Producer:
Matt Westmore. Music: Mark T. Williams,
Jeff Lippencott.
953 Molto Mario. (Cooking; Food
Network; Premiered: December 1, 2006)
Chef Mario Batali prepares old world
Italian recipes for viewers.
Host: Mario Batali.
954 Monique’s Fat Chance. (Reality;
Oxygen; August 6, 2005 to April 23, 2008)
Ten pretty, plus size women compete in
beauty contest-like challenges for the op-
portunity to win $50,000 in cash and the
title “Miss F.A.T.”
Host : Monique. Credits: Executive
Producer: Don Weiner. Producer: Jeff Koop,
Monique.
955 Monk. (Crime Drama; USA; Pre-
miered: July 12, 2002)
Adrian Monk, a brilliant detective with
the 14th Division of the San Francisco Po-
lice Department, and his wife, Trudy, an
investigative reporter for The Examiner,
live on Cole Street. In 1998, Trudy is killed
in a car bombing. Was she working on a
story? Did she get too close to something?
These are the questions that drive Adrian
to continually review the facts of the case
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in the hope that he will one day find her
killer. Trudy’s death also affected Adrian
in another way. It triggered a rare anxiety
disorder that makes him germ phobic and
afraid of virtually everything. The condi-
tion immediately interferes with Adrian’s
work and he is given a 315 temporary sus-
pension (a psychological discharge).
Adrian regularly sees a psychiatrist (Dr.
Kroger) and is aided by his full time nurse,
Sharona Fleming (the divorced mother a
young son named Benjy). Adrian needs to
keep busy, but he is still “too nuts,” as peo-
ple say, to return to the force, something
he desperately misses. With Sharona’s
help, Adrian begins a private consulting
business and together they set out to help
people in trouble (most often police Cap-
tain Leland Stottlemeyer, Monk’s former
superior). Monk has an encyclopedic
knowledge of strange and unusual facts.
He has a photographic memory and the
deductive skills of Sherlock Holmes. A
person who is neat and tidy impresses
Adrian. When Monk assists the police, it
is on “Observer Status” only. Later epi-
sodes feature Natalie Teeger, a single
mother of 13-year-old Julie, as Monk’s as-
sistant when Sharona resigns.
Cast: Tony Shalhoub (Adrian Monk),
Bitty Schram (Sharona Fleming), Kane
Ritchote (Benny Fleming), Ted Levine
(Capt. Leland Stottlemeyer), Traylor
Howard (Natalie Teeger), Emmy Clarke
( Julie Teeger), Stanley Kimel (Dr. Charles
Kroger), Jason Gray-Stanford (Lt. Randall
Disher), Hector Elizondo (Dr. Neven Bell;
replaced Dr. Kroger). Credits: Executive
Producer: Andy Breckman, David Hober-
man, Tony Shalhoub, David Brickman,
Rob Thompson. Co-Executive Producer:
Randall Zisk, David M. Stein. Producer:
Fern Field, Philip M. Goldfarb, Jane Bart-
telme, Anthony Santa Croce. Music: Jeff
Beal, Patrick Williams.
956 Monster Quest. (Reality; His-
tory Channel; Premiered: October 31, 2007)
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Are ghosts, werewolves, vampires, Big
Foot and other such legendary “monsters”
real or just folklore? The program explores
the lore with an attempt to distinguish fact
from fiction.
Narrator: Stan Bernard. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Dale Bosch, Michael
Stiller. Producer: Collin Mullahy, Beth Par-
sons. Music: Tom Hambleton.
957 The Montel Williams Show.
(Talk; Syn.; September 1991 to May 2008)
Discussions on controversial topics.
Host: Montel Williams. Psychothera-
pist : Maria Setaro, Patricia Johnson.
Credits: Executive Producer: Montel Wil-
liams, Herman Rush, Freddy Fields, Mary
Duffy, Diane Rappaport. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Vicki DeShazo, Amie Baker. Pro-
ducer: Shantel Klinger, Tom Cestaro, Tra-
cey Slates, Joni Cohen Zlotowitz. Music:
Kenny Blank, Craig Sharmat.
958 The Morning Show with
Mike and Juliet. (Talk; Fox; Premiered:
January 22, 2007)
Live morning talk show that features
celebrity interviews and discussions on
current topics of interest.
Hosts: Mike Jerrick, Juliet Huddy. En-
tertainment Reporter: Jill Dobson. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Patricia Ciano. Pro-
ducer: Elizabeth Cover, Sabina Ryman,
Nicole Pulco, Lindsay Sobel, Liz Weaver.
Theme Music: Kathryn Korniloff.
959 Most Daring. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: September 12,
2007)
“Ordinary People in extraordinary dan-
ger” is the tag line for this series that show-
cases real acts of courage that were captured
on tape by both law enforcement videos
and those by amateur photographers.
Narrator: Mitch Lewis. Credits: Su-
pervising Producer: David Dean. Producer:
Andrew Schauer. Senior Segment Producer:
Kazeem Molake. Segment Producer: Ber-
nard Neto.
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960 Most Outrageous Moments.
(Reality; NBC; Premiered: February 8,
2005)
Outtakes from movies and foreign and
domestic TV shows, sporting mishaps and
home video accidents caught on tape.
Narrator: John Cramer. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Scott Satin. Supervising
Producer: Steve Marmalstein. Music: Joe
Mendelson.
961 Most Shocking. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: October 4, 2006)
A violent reality series that showcases
“action-packed” videos of criminal behav-
ior culled from various law enforcement
agencies from around the world.
Host: John Bunnell. Credits: Executive
Producer: Bruce Nash, Debra Weeks. Su-
pervising Producer: David Dean. Senior
Segment Producer: Julie K. Morris. Segment
Producer: Hilari Scorl. Music: Scooter
Pietsch, Shawn Clement.
962 Murder by the Book. (Reality;
Court TV/Tru TV; Premiered: November
13, 2006)
The author of a best selling crime novel
appears as the guest. As he discusses the
crime he has written about, newspaper
clippings, crime scene photos and recre-
ations are used to reconstruct the incidents
that led up to and caused the murder —
and how it was solved or why it still re-
mains a mystery.
Credits: Executive Producer: Jessica
Shreeve. Producer: Nino Lopez.
963 Murder 101. (Crime Drama;
Hallmark; Premiered: January 7, 2006)
Dr. Jonathan Maxwell is a senior citi-
zen who is brilliant when it comes to his
job (criminology professor) but away from
class he is a bit absent-minded and a bit
of a klutz. Jonathan may forget where his
next class is being held, but if the police
need help to solve a baffling crime, he is
there to assist (although he most often
helps Mike Bryant, a former cop turned
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private detective, solve crimes). Stories re-
late Jonathan’s investigations as he and
Mike solve complex crimes. Ben Manners
is Mike’s nephew and legman.
Cast : Dick Van Dyke (Dr. Jonathan
Maxwell), Barry Van Dyke (Mike Bryant),
Shane Van Dyke (Ben Manners). Credits:
Executive Producer: Dean Hargrove, Rob-
ert Halmi, Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Nick Lombardo, Michael
Moran. Producer: James Wilberger, Kyle
Clark. Music: Roger Bellon.
964 My Bare Lady. (Reality; Fox Re-
ality Channel; Premiered: December 7,
2006)
Four gorgeous U.S. adult film stars
travel to London, England, to compete in
a series of challenges to establish legitimate
careers on the West End Stage. In cycle
two of the series, My Bare Lady: Open for
Business, four additional U.S. adult film
stars compete in a series of challenges to
establish themselves a legitimate business-
women.
Host: Mike Matorazo. The Girls (Cycle
1): Sasha Knox, Kristen Price, Chanel St.
James, Nautica Thorn. The Girls (Cycle
2): Brooke Haven, Casey Parker, Sunny
Leone, Veronica Rayne. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Danny Fenton. Producer:
David Beitchman, Noel Siegel.
965 My Boys. (Comedy; TBS; De-
cember 28, 2006 to August 7, 2008)
P.J. Franklin, a young woman in her
twenties, is a sportswriter for the Chicago
Sun Times. P.J. has mostly male friends and
could be considered a tomboy. She is a low
maintenance girl and the glue that keeps
her friends together. P.J. does have a fe-
male friend, Stephanie (who attended
journalism school with her and who, being
more feminine than P.J., offers her tips on
how to use her feminine wiles on men).
P.J.’s male friends are Mike, a ladies’ man
who is afraid to make a commitment (he
works for the Chicago Cubs baseball
team); Brendan, a D.J. with numerous ro-
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mantic heartaches; Kenny, a dating chal-
lenged sports memorabilia store owner;
and Andy, P.J.’s henpecked brother. Add-
ing spice to P.J.’s life is Bobby, a sports-
writer for the rival newspaper, the Chicago
Tribune.
Cast : Jordana Spiro (P.J. Franklin),
Kellee Stewart (Stephanie), Michael Bunin
(Kenny Mortitori), Jamie Kaler (Mike
Callahan), Reid Scott (Brendan Dorff ),
Jim Gaffigan (Andy Franklin), Kyle How-
ard (Bobby Newman). Credits: Executive
Producer: Betsy Thomas, Gavin Polone,
Jamie Tarses. Producer: Rick Singer. Asso-
ciate Producer: Robert J. Viseiglia. Music:
Ed Alton.
966 My Fabulous Wedding. (Real-
ity; WE; Premiered: July 26, 2007)
A look at the preparations that brides-
to-be encounter while planning their wed-
dings (although those profiled are rich and
do not skimp and purchase what they
want — from expensive wedding gowns to
exotic reception locales).
Credits: Producer: Brooke Gaston,
Kimberly Belcher Cowin, Matthew Blaine,
Chris McDaniel, Maia Monasterios. As-
sociate Producer: Shoshanna Ezra, Stephen
Booth, Amy Bonezzi, Travis Andrews,
Josh Barnett.
967 My Fair Brady. (Reality; VH-1;
September 11, 2005 to March 9, 2008)
Christopher Knight is famous for play-
ing Peter Brady on The Brady Bunch. Adri-
anne Curry is the first winner of America’s
Next Top Model. They met on the program
The Surreal Life and fell in love. They
moved in together and became an item.
Cameras follow the couple as they try to
live a normal life while a part of the pub-
lic spotlight.
Cast : Christopher Knight, Adrianne
Curry. Credits: Executive Producer: Ben
Samek, Mark Cronin, Cris Abrego. Co-
Executive Producer: Jacquie Dincauze. Co-
Producer: Adrianne Curry, Christopher
Knight. Associate Producer: Jonathan James.
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Segment Producer: Reese Van Allen. Music:
Dan Radlauer, Adam Zelkind.
968 My Friend Rabbit. (Cartoon;
NBC; Premiered: October 5, 2007)
Rabbit is a white hare that lives in the
forest. He is close friends with Mouse (a
rodent) and together they share exciting
adventures with the other animals of the
forest.
Voice Cast : Peter Oldring (Rabbit),
Robert Binsley (Mouse), Denise Oliver
(Hazel), Jeremy Harris (Thunder), Milton
Barnes ( Jasper), Hannah Endicott-Doug-
las (Amber), Isabel de Carteret (Coral).
Credits: Executive Producer: Scott Dyer,
Paul Robertson, Douglas Murphy. Super-
vising Producer: Jocelyn Hamilton, Tracey
Dodkin. Line Producer: Lynne Warner.
Music: John Weisman.
969 My Friends Tigger and Pooh.
(Children; Disney; Premiered: May 12,
2007)
Computer animated adventures of the
residents of the Hundred Acre Woods:
Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet, Rabbit,
Eeyore, Kanga and Roo, Christopher
Robin and new characters six-year-old
Darby, Buster, her puppy and new neigh-
bor Lumpy.
Voice Cast : Jim Cummings (Winnie
the Pooh/Tigger), Ken Sansom (Rabbit),
Chloe Moretz (Darby), Struen Erhlinhorn
(Christopher Robin), Travis Oates (Pig-
let), Dee Bradley Baker (Piglet), Max
Burkholder (Roo), Kath Soucie (Kanga),
Peter Cullen (Eeyore), Oliver Dillon
(Lumpy). Credits: Executive Producer: Jeff
Kline, Brian Hohfeld. Producer: Angi
Dyste. Music: Andy Sturmer.
970 My House Is Worth What?
(Reality; HGTV; Premiered: August 2,
2006)
American homes are visited and evalu-
ated by a team of experts to educate home
owners as to the value of their properties.
Host: Allen Lee Haff. Designers: Kerri
My / 972
Louise, Tom Cotter, Brock Harris, Kendra
Todd, Bonita Fredericy. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Scott Templeton, Tara San-
dler, Jennifer Davidson. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Drew Hallmann. Producer: Brad
Hall, Jake Gibson, Amy Arthun.
971 My Name Is Earl. (Comedy;
NBC; Premiered: September 26, 2005)
Earl Hickey is a guy who would steal
anything that wasn’t nailed down. He was
mean, took advantage of others and was
simply not a nice guy. One day Earl wins
$100,000 on a scratch off lottery ticket but
is hit by a car and loses the ticket. While
recuperating in the hospital, Earl has an
epiphany; he vows to improve his life by
correcting every bad thing he has ever
done. He makes a list of his past misdeeds
and with the help of his dim-witted
brother, Randy, sets out to right what was
once wrong. Joy is Earl’s ex-wife; Darnell
owns the Crab Shack Bar; Catalina helps
Earl on occasion.
Cast: Jason Lee (Earl Hickey), Jaime
Pressly ( Joy), Ethan Suplee (Randy Hic-
key), Eddie Steeples (Darnell “Crab Man”
Turner), Nadine Velazquez (Catalina).
Credits: Executive Producer: Marc Buck-
land, Gregory Thomas Garcia. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Barbara Feldman, Bobby
Bowman. Supervising Producer: Brad Cope-
land. Producer: Harry Lange, Jr., Jason
Lee, Michael Pennie. Music: Danny Lux,
Dillon O’Brian, Jeff Silbar, Mark Leggett.
972 My Partner’s a Gym Monkey.
(Cartoon; Cartoon Network; Premiered:
December 26, 2005)
A 12-year-old boy (Adam Lyon) finds
himself attending a school dedicated to
educating animals (the Charles Darwin
Middle School) when his last name is mis-
spelled (as Lion) and he is placed in the
animal category. Jake, the Spider Monkey,
becomes his best friend; Principal Pix-
iefrog runs the school.
Voice Cast : Nika Futterman (Adam
Lyon), Tom Kerry ( Jake), Maurice La-
973 / My
Marche (Principal Pixiefrog), Grey De
Lisle (Ingrid Giraffe), Brian Doyle Mur-
ray (Coach Gillis), Rick Gomez (Slips
Python), Nika Futterman (Miss Chame-
leon). Credits: Executive Producer: Tim
Cahill, Julie McNally Cahill. Producer:
Victoria McCollum. Music: Shawn Clem-
ent.
973 My Super Sweet 16. (Reality;
MTV; Premiered: August 25, 2005)
Fifteen year old girls preparing for their
Sweet 16 parties are profiled. The girls
chosen, however, are the offspring of rich
parents and always get what they want —
including the lavish celebrations that are
thrown to celebrate that special day in a
teenage girl’s life.
Credits: Executive Producer: Danielle
Medina. Supervising Producer: Richard
Burrier, Maty Buss. Producer: Azon Juan,
Heather Walsh, Erin Shockey, Jordana
Stall, David Bowles, Ira Fields, Elyse Nei-
man. Music: Toran Caudell, Shawn Clem-
ent, Wellington Lora, Jr.
974 Mystery. (Anthology; PBS; Pre-
miered: February 5, 1980)
A weekly presentation of British mys-
teries based on the works of noted authors
(most notably the series Sherlock Holmes,
Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot).
Hosts: Vincent Price, Gene Shalit, Di-
ana Rigg.
975 Mystery Woman. (Crime Drama;
Hallmark; Premiered: June 5, 2005)
Mystery Woman is a bookstore owned
by Samantha Kinsey. As a young girl,
Samantha read every mystery novel she
could find. Her uncle, Bob, a crime novel
aficionado, would read her a detective
story each night at bedtime. As the years
passed Samantha became an expert at solv-
ing baffling crimes (even before she fin-
ished reading a whodunit). When her
Uncle Bob passed away, Samantha inher-
ited not only his bookstore (Mystery Man)
but Ian Philby, the store’s crime connois-
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seur (a former CIA agent) and mysterious
friend of the family. Samantha takes over
the bookstore (changing the name to Mys-
tery Woman) and soon finds herself using
her expertise to solve real life baffling
crimes. It seems that wherever Samantha is
(or goes) murder seems to follow. Stories
relate Samantha’s (and Ian’s) efforts to take
what they only read about in books into
the real world and solve real crimes. Cassie
is Samantha’s friend, the Assistant D.A.;
Connors is the police chief. In the pilot
episode, Cassie was credited as Cassie
Thomas (she is Cassandra “Cassie” Hill-
man in the series).
Cast: Kellie Martin (Samantha Kinsey),
J.E. Freeman (Ian Philby; pilot), Clarence
Williams III (Ian Philby; series), Con-
stance Zimmer (Cassie Thomas; pilot),
Nina Siemaszko (Cassie Hillman; series),
Casey Sanders (Chief Connors). Credits:
Executive Producer: Joyce Burditt, Robert
Halmi, Jr., Larry Levinson. Co-Executive
Producer: Michael Moran, Nick Lom-
bardo. Producer: Randy Pope. Music: Joe
Kraemer.
976 Myth Busters. (Reality; Discov-
ery Channel; Premiered: January 23,
2003)
A group of “myth busters” attempt to
disprove myths, urban legends and folklore
sayings by putting the chosen subject to
the test. With the help of Buster, the crash
dummy, the group does what it takes to
debunk supposed facts.
Host: Adam Savage, Jamie Hyneman.
Myth Busters: Tory Belleci, Kari Byron,
Scotte Chapman, Christine Chamberlain,
Heather Joseph-Whitman, Grant Ima-
hara. Narrator: Robert Lee. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Judith Plavnik, Peter
Rees. Co-Executive Producer: Rob Ham-
mersley. Producer: Richard Dowlearn.
Music: Neil Sutherland.
977 The Naked Brothers Band.
(Reality; Nickelodeon; Premiered: Janu-
ary 27, 2007)
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The Naked Brothers Band is a rock
group started by Nat and Alex Wolff, the
teenage sons of composer Michael Wolff.
Cameras follow the brothers as they expe-
rience all the problems starting a band and
journeying up the rocky road to stardom.
Cast: Alex Wolff, Nat Wolff, Michael
Wolff, Polly Draper (off screen voice of
Alex and Nat’s mother). Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Polly Draper, Albie Hecht,
Michael Wolff. Producer: Ken. H. Keller.
Coordinating Producer: Kari Kim.
978 Naked Happy Girls. (Reality;
Playboy Channel; Premiered: 2007)
Gorgeous, non-professional women
(models) pose nude and in erotic situa-
tions for the chance to not only appear on
the Playboy Channel but in a book by
photographer Andrew Einhorn (who is ac-
companied by a Playboy TV crew that
videotape the studio shoots).
Host: Andrew Einhorn. Credits: Pro-
ducer: Ross Dale, Andrew Einhorn. Asso-
ciate Producer: Kim Reed.
979 NASCAR Angels. (Reality; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2006)
Members of the NASCAR racing cir-
cuit perform good deeds for deserving
people across the country.
Hosts: Rusty Wallace, Shanna Wise-
man. Announcer: Steve Wood. Credits:
Executive Producer: Bill Miller, Tom
Chauncey, Phil Alvidrez, Dennis O’Neill,
Beth Reynolds, David Miller. Producer:
Melissa Thompson, Shana Fischer, Eliza-
beth Langford.
980 Nature. (Documentary; PBS; Pre-
miered: October 10, 1982)
Weekly series that explores various is-
sues that concern animals and the envi-
ronment.
Narrators Include: Howard McGillin,
Paul Christie, Julia Roberts, Steve Kroft,
Craig Sechler, Peter Coyote, F. Murray
Abraham, Patricia Clarkson, Sally Keller-
man, Michael McKean, Tim Matheson,
N.C.I.S. / 982
Christopher Plummer, Stockard Chan-
ning, Anthony LaPaglia. Executive Pro-
ducer: Fred Kaufman, Michael Rosen-
berg, Alex Gregory, Jeremy Bradshaw,
Christin Weber, Keenan Smart, Brian
Donegan, Ron Devillie, Michael Gunton,
Michael Bright, Tim Liversedge. Music:
Lenny Williams, Nicholas Hooper, Will
Slater, Laura Karpman, Jennie Muskett,
Robert Neufeld, Mark Adler, Eddie Free-
man, Daniel Mitcham, David Poore, Jeff
Heffernan, Barnaby Taylar.
981 Naughty Amateur Home Vid-
eos. (Erotica; Playboy Channel; Pre-
miered: 1999)
Real people performing sexual acts are
profiled (though not as explicit as amateur
videos found in the adult sections of video
stores). The program’s gorgeous host trav-
els to various cities and towns to record
the sexual activities of people — alone, to-
gether or in groups. Episode titles are as
suggestive as the programs themselves (for
example, “West Virginia Vixens,” “Ten-
nessee Teasers,” “Kansas Cougars,” and
“Arkansas Amateurs”).
Host: Jesse Jane.
982 N.C.I.S. (Crime Drama; CBS;
Premiered: September 23, 2003)
The NCIS is the Navy Criminal Inves-
tigative Service, an organization that op-
erates outside of the U.S. military to in-
vestigate crimes associated with service
men and women. Stories follow Special
Agent Jethro Gibbs and his specialized
team as they probe incidents that could
eventually embarrass the military if not
discreetly handled. Anthony DiNozzo,
Ziva David, Timothy McGee, Caitlin
Todd and Jimmy Palmer assist Jethro in
the filed; Abby Sciuto is their lab assistant;
Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard is the unit’s
medical examiner. The program is a spin-
off from JAG.
Cast : Mark Harmon (Leroy Jethro
Gibbs), Sasha Alexander (Caitlin Todd),
Michael Weatherly (Tony DiNozzo),
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Pauley Perrette (Abby Sciuto), David Mc-
Callum (Dr. Donald Mallard), Lauren
Holly (NCIS Director Jenny Shepard), Joe
Spano (FBI Agent T.C. Fornell), Brian Di-
etzen (Agent Jimmy Palmer), Sean Murray
(Agent Timothy McGee), Cote de Pablo
(Agent Ziva David), Rocky Carroll (Leon
Vance, NCIS Director, 2008). Credits:
Executive Producer: Donald P. Bellisario.
Co-Executive Producer: Mark Horowitz,
Chas. Floyd Johnson. Supervising Producer:
Doris Egan, Don McGill. Producer: David
Bellisario, Avery C. Drewer, Mark R.
Schlitz, John C. Kelley, Frank Military.
983 The New Adventures of Old
Christine. (Comedy; CBS; Premiered:
March 13, 2006). Christine Campbell is
the owner of 30 Minutes to Bloom, a fe-
male only health spa in Los Angeles. She
is divorced from Richard and the mother
of eight-year-old Richie, Jr. Christine has
not dated since her divorce and becomes
the “old Christine” when Richard begins
dating a younger woman named Christine
(who becomes “the new Christine”). The
situation angers “old” Christine (who still
has feelings for Richard) and her adven-
tures as she goes about seeking love are the
focal point of the series. Barb is old Chris-
tine’s business partner; Marilyn and Marly
are the snooty mothers old Christine runs
into at Richie’s school (Westbridge); Lucy
is Matthew’s girlfriend. “New” Christine
works as a receptionist at a law firm called
Schwartz, Chervin, Jacobs, Young, Loder
and White.
Cast: Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Christine
Campbell), Clark Gregg (Richard Camp-
bell), Trevor Gagnon (Richie Campbell,
Jr.), Emily Rutherfurd (“New” Christine),
Tricia O’Kelley (Marly), Alex Kapp (Lind-
say), Hamish Linklater (Matthew Kimball),
Wanda Lewis (Barb), Michaela Watkins
(Marilyn). Credits: Executive Producer: Kari
Lizer. Co-Executive Producer: Jennifer Crit-
tenden, Adam Barr, Jeff Astrof. Supervising
Producer: Jonathan M. Goldstein.
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984 The New Yankee Workshop.
(Instruction; PBS; Premiered: January 7,
1989)
Step-by-step instruction on how to
build various items of furniture with mas-
ter carpenter Norm Abram.
Host: Norm Abram. Credits: Producer:
Russell Morash.
985 Newport Harbor. (Reality; MTV;
Premiered: August 15, 2007)
Laguna Beach spin off that documents
(in dramatic soap opera-like style) the lives
of a group of teenagers living in Newport
Beach, California (the beachside commu-
nity in Orange County). Also known as
Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County.
Cast : Clay Adler, Chase Cornwell,
Sasha Dunlap, Taylor Geiney, Grant New-
man, Chrissy Schwartz, Allie Stockton.
Credits: Executive Producer: Gary Auer-
bach, Tony DiSanto, Liz Gateley, Dave
Sirulnick. Co-Executive Producer: Jennifer
Lane, Drew Brown. Producer: Jennifer
Dugan, Aaron Sandler, Libby Niles, Max-
well A. Kaufman.
986 The Next Food Network Star.
(Reality; Food Network; Premiered: June
5, 2005)
Ten chefs compete in various cooking
challenges for the opportunity to become
the network’s next star and host of his or
her own cooking series. The contestants
are judged by Bob Tuschman, the senior
vice president of programming and pro-
duction and Susie Fogelson, vice president
of marketing and brand strategy, and Food
Network host Bobby Flan. The executive’s
decision are final as they have a stake in
the winner’s show.
Host: Marc Summers. Credits: Super-
vising Producer: Donna MacLetchel, Cameo
Wallace. Producer: Beth Paholak, Bruce
Kennedy, Neil Regan. Associate Producer:
Amanda Abel, Daniel Markell, Jennifer
Piston.
987 Night Calls. (Erotica; Playboy
Channel; Premiered: 1995). Live call-in
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program wherein female hosts answer
viewers sexually based questions. During
the program’s run, two spin offs aired:
Night Call 411 (2000–2005) which fea-
tured sex advice and a “net nympho” who
reads e-mails submitted by viewers; and
Night Calls Hot Line (2004–2005) which
also presented sexual advice. Adult film
stars Christy Canyon and Ginger Lynn
host Night Calls on Playboy Radio.
Host (Night Calls): Juli Ashton, Doria
Rone, Tiffany Graneth, Jesse Jane, Kris-
ten Price. Host (Night Calls 411): Crys-
tal Knight, Flower Edwards. Net Nym-
pho: Tera Patrick, Kitana Baker, Nicole
Oring. Host (Night Calls Hot Line):
Ashley Blue, Nautica Thorn, Ann-Marie.
Credits: Executive Producer: Derek Har-
vie. Producer: Jamie Battisa, Will Robert-
son.
988 Nip/Tuck. (Drama; FX ; Pre-
miered: July 22, 2003)
Sean McNamara and Christian Troy are
plastic surgeons based in Miami Beach,
Florida. Sean is a timid family man who
devotes his life to his work to avoid facing
his dysfunctional family: Julia, his over-
sexed and vengeful wife; Matt, his rebel-
lious teenage son; and Annie, his pre-
teenage daughter. Christian is an arrogant
ladies’ man who worships money and will
go to any lengths to get it (including se-
ducing women and blackmail). Stories fol-
low not only the events in Sean and Chris-
tian’s lives but in the patients who come
to them for life changing surgery. Begin-
ning with the episode of October 30,
2007, Sean and Christian leave Miami for
greener pastures in Hollywood, Califor-
nia. Stories, which still focus on people
seeking plastic surgery to improve their
looks, also detail Sean and Christian’s ef-
forts to establish a new practice. Fiona be-
comes their agent when the doctors also
become consultants on the TV series
Hearts ’n Scalpels. Fedddy Prune is the
show’s producer.
Notes / 990
Cast: Dylan Walsh (Sean McNamara),
Julian McMahon (Christian Troy), Joely
Richardson ( Julia McNamara), John
Hensley (Matt McNamara), Kelsey-Lynn
Batelaan (Annie McNamara), Roma
Maffia (Dr. Liz Cruz), Bruno Campos
(Dr. Quentin Costa), Valerie Cruz (Grace
Santiago), Linda Klein (Nurse Linda),
Rose McGowan (Dr. Theodora “Teddy”
Love), Oliver Platt (Freddy Prune), Portia
de Rossi (Olivia Lord), Kelly Carlson
(Kimber), Joely Richardson ( Julia). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Ryan Murphy,
Greer Shepherd, Michael. Robin. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Richard Levine, Lynnie
Greene. Supervising Producer: Sean Jablon-
ski. Producer: Patrick McKee, Michael
Weiss, Jennifer Salt. Music: James. S.
Levine, Bradley Buecker.
989 Noah’s Arc. (Drama; Logo; Pre-
miered: October 19, 2005)
While Showtime’s The L Word (see
entry) focuses on lesbians, Logo’s Noah’s
Arc tells the story of a group of gay men
living in Los Angeles. The principals are
Noah Nicholson and his romantic inter-
est Wade, both screenwriters (although
Wade is an established pro and Noah is
struggling to make his mark in the film in-
dustry); Alex Kirby is an HIV/AIDS
counselor; Trey, an anesthesiologist; and
Ricky, the owner of an exclusive clothing
store.
Cast: Darryl Stephens (Noah Nichol-
son), Rodney Chester (Alex Kirby), Chris-
tian Vincent (Ricky Davis), Douglas
Spearman (Chance Counter), Jensen At-
wood (Wade), Gregory Keith (Trey), Jen-
nia Fredeique (Brandy), Merwin Monde-
sir (Dre), Wilson Cruz ( Junito). Credits:
Executive Producer: Dave Mace, Eileen
Opatut, Pamela Post, Patrik-Ian Polk. Co-
Executive Producer: Carol Ann Shine. As-
sociate Producer: Jason Pyne, Marisa Wahl.
Music: Brent Belke.
990 Notes from the Underbelly.
991 / Nova
(Comedy; ABC; April 12, 2007 to Febru-
ary 11, 2008)
Lauren, a guidance counselor at Oak-
mont High School in Los Angeles, and
Andrew, a landscape architect, are a hap-
pily married couple despite the fact that
Andrew believes Lauren is “a huge pain in
the ass.” Lauren and Andrew are in their
early thirties and looking forward to (but
facing all the obstacles of ) their first preg-
nancy. They now look a life in a whole
new light. Lauren is especially affected as
she experiences the joys, frustrations and
strange food cravings of her first preg-
nancy. Andrew does her every bidding. Sill
she’s a pain, she says, “but sometimes I can
be a pain in the ass too.” Cooper, a gor-
geous divorce lawyer, is Lauren’s closest
friend; Julie and Eric are Andrew and Lau-
ren’s married friends ( Julie is also preg-
nant); Danny is Andrew’s friend, a slacker
who plays piano near the escalator of the
women’s shoe department at Norstrom’s.
Stories follow the daily events that effect
Lauren and Andrew’s lives as they await
the birth of their child (had the series been
renewed, it would have also focused on
both Lauren and Julie as they cope with
the joys and sorrows of parenthood hood).
Cast: Jennifer Westfeldt (Lauren Stone),
Peter Cambor (Andrew Stone), Rachael
Harris (Cooper), Melanie Paxon ( Julie),
Sunrish Bala (Eric), Michael Weaver
(Danny). Credits: Executive Producer: Kim
Tannenbaum, Eric Tannenbaum, Barry
Sonnenfeld, Stacy Traub. Co-Executive
Producer: Gary Murphy. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Steve Joe, Greg Schaffer. Producer:
Lesley Wake Webster, Graham Place, Bari
Halle Casnow. Music: Blake Neely.
991 Nova. (Documentary; PBS; Pre-
miered: March 3, 1974)
A weekly in-depth look at a specific sci-
entific or engineering project.
Narrator: David Ogden Stiers, John
Lithgow, Hal Linden, Stacy Keach, Kath-
ryn Walker, Neil Ross, Liev Schreiber,
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Gene Golusha, Will Lyman, Jeremiah
Kissel, Lance Lewman, Richard Donat,
Robert Krulwich. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Paula Aspell, Marty Johnson,
Robert Maciver, Malcolm Clark, Matthew
Barrett, Richard Sattin, Ben Fox, Stewart
Carter. Supervising Producer: Beverly
D’Angelo, Stephen Sweigait, Lisa D’An-
gelo.
992 NUMB3RS. (Crime Drama; CBS;
Premiered: January 23, 2003)
Charlie Eppes is a professor of applied
mathematics at Cal Tech University in
California (he is also the author of the
book The Attraction Equation: The Power
of Pi ). He believes that math can be used
to analyze crimes to reveal patterns and
predict behavior. It is and has always been
a theory for Charlie until his brother,
Don, an FBI agent with the Metro Bureau
of Investigation in Los Angeles, decides to
put his theory to the test to help him and
his team solve baffling crimes. Armed with
his knowledge of mathematics, Charlie
sets out to prove that numbers can actually
capture criminals. Other regulars are Alan,
Charlie’s widowed father (a former urban
planner); Larry, Amita and Terry, Char-
lie’s associates; and FBI agents David Sin-
clair and Megan Reeves.
Cast : Rob Morrow (Don Eppes),
David Krumholtz (Charlie Eppes), Judd
Hirsch (Alan Eppes), Peter MacNichol
(Larry Fleinhardt), Alimi Ballard (David
Sinclair), Sabrina Lloyd (Terry Lake),
Diane Farr (Megan Reeves), Navi Rawat
(Amita Ramanujan), Kathy Najimy (Dr.
Mildred Finch), Dylan Bruno (Colby
Granger), Aya Sumika (Special Agent Liz
Warner). Credits: Executive Producer: Ri-
dley Scott, Tom Scott, Barry Schindel,
Brooke Kennedy. Co-Executive Producer:
Doris Egan, Cheryl Heuton, Nicholas
Falacci, Julie Herbert. Supervising Pro-
ducer: John Behring. Producer: Carey
Keeney, Christine Larson. Music: Charlie
Clouser.
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993 October Road. (Drama; ABC;
March 15, 2007 to February 18, 2008)
Turtle on a Snare Drum is a best-selling
book written by Nick Garrett. The book
is a rather unflattering look at his friends
and his hometown of Knights Ridge,
Massachusetts, a small, picturesque New
England community. One day, in the
spring of 2007, Nick returns to Knights
Ridge after a ten year absence (having re-
located to New York City). He receives a
cold reception from his old friends, who
are bitter for his portrayal of them in the
book. He finds that his former love, Han-
nah Daniels, is a single mother (of ten-
year-old Sam); Ray “Big Cat” Cataldo is
now the owner of a construction company
(Catalo Builders); “Physical” Phil, the shy
one of the group, hasn’t stepped a foot out-
side of the town since 9/11; Eddie, his for-
mer best friend, feels they can no longer
be friends; and Ikey, the last member of
the close-knit group, feels he can still be
friends with Nick (even though he is a bit
angered that he wasn’t represented in the
book). Nick realizes he made a mistake.
He knows there are a lot of unexpected ad-
ventures in town — and he is not about to
leave again (he also believes that Sam is his
son [although Hannah denies it] because
he and Sam are allergic to any kind of
nut). Stories follow Nick as he reacquaints
himself with old friends — and new expe-
riences for a follow-up book that is true
to life and honest.
Cast: Bryan Greenberg (Nick Garrett),
Laura Prepon (Hannah Daniels), Warren
Christie (Ray Cataldo), Evan Jones (Ikey),
Jay Paulson (Physical Phil), Geoff Stults
(Eddie Latekka). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Scott Rosenberg, Gary Fleder, An-
drew Nemec, Josh Applebaum, Peter Tor-
torici. Producer: Scott Shiffman.
994 The Office (U.S.). (Comedy;
NBC; Premiered: March 24, 2005)
Dunder Mifflin is a paper supply com-
pany in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Michael
One / 995
Scott is the regional manager, an insensi-
tive boss who seems to care for the welfare
of his employees but tries to put his own
spin on company policy (something that
always causes him to get into trouble). Jim
Halpert is the talented but easily bored
salesman; Dwight Schrute is the kiss-up;
Pamela Beesley is the receptionist who
yearns to become an illustrator; Roger
Howard is the easily exasperated temp.
Stories are a tongue-in-cheek look at the
nine-to-five white collar world and is
based on the British series of the same title
(see program 389).
Cast : Steve Carell (Michael Scott),
Rainn Wilson (Dwight Schrute), John
Krasinski ( Jim Halpert), Jenna Fischer
(Pamela Beesly), Angela Kinsey (Angela),
Kate Flannery (Meredith), Phyllis Smith
(Phyllis), B.J. Novak (Ryan Howard),
Leslie David Baker (Stanley Hudson),
Brian Baumgartner (Kevin), Mindy Ka-
ling (Kelly), Melora Hardin ( Jan Levin-
son), Rashida Jones (Karen Filippelli).
Credits: Executive Producer: Greg Daniels,
Benjamin Silverman. Ricky Gervais, How-
ard Klein, Ken Kwapis, Stephen Mer-
chant. Co-Executive Producer: Paul Lieber-
stein, Kent Zbornak. Producer: Mindy
Kaling, Michael Schur, Teri Weinberg.
Music: Jay Ferguson.
995 One Life to Live. (Drama; ABC;
Premiered: July 15, 1968)
An insight into life in contemporary
America as seen through the experiences
of the Lords, an established Philadelphia
family (in the town of Lanview) en-
trenched in the dominant social and eco-
nomic milieu.
Principal 2008 Cast : Erika Slezak
(Vicki Lord Davidson), A Martinez (Ray
Montez), Robin Strasser (Dorian Lord),
Kristen Alderson (Starr Manning), Melissa
Archer (Natalie Buchanan), Justis Bolding
(Sarah Roberts), Beth Ann Bonner (Talia
Sabid), Kathy Brier (Marcy Walsh Mc-
Bain), Kassie DePaiv (Blair Cramer),
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Andrea Evans (Tina Roberts), Farah Fath
(Gigi Morasco), John Brotherton ( Jared
Banks), Brandon Buddy (Cole Thorn-
bart), David Chisum (Miles Lurence),
Kamar De Los Reyes (Antonio Vega),
Michael Easton ( John McBain), David
Fumer (Crisian Vega), Brian Kerwin
(Charles Banks), Mark Lawson (Brody
Lovett), Jacqueline Hendy (Vanessa Mon-
tez), Hillary B. Smith (Nora Hanen), Tika
Sumpter (Layla Williamson), Brittany Un-
derwood (Langston Wilde), Bree Williams
( Jessica Brennan), John-Paul Lavoisier
(Rex Balsom), Trevor St. John (Todd
Manning), Chris Stack (Michael McBain),
Jason Tam (Markko Rivera), Jerry ver
Doran (Clint Buchanan), Austin Williams
(Shane Morasco), Robert S. Woods (Bo
Buchanan), Janet Zarish ( Janet Ketring),
Timothy D. Stickney (Randall Gannon),
Pamela Payton-Wright (Addie Cramer),
Patricia Mauceri (Carlotta Vega), Ilene
Kristen (Roxanne Balsom), Robert Krim-
mer (the Rev. Andrew Carpenter), Cather-
ine Hickland (Lindsay Rappaport), Patricia
Elliott (Renee Hesser), Thom Christopher
(Carlo Hesser). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Frank Valentini. Producer: Suzanne
Flynn, John Tumino. Associate Producer:
Shelley Honigbaum, Jacqueline Van Belle.
Creator: Agnes Nixon.
996 One Tree Hill. (Drama; WB/
CW; Premiered: September 23, 2003)
A prime time serial about teenagers
(later young adults) struggling to find their
place in the world. Tree Hill, a small town
in North Carolina, is the setting. It fol-
lows, in particular, the lives of Lucas and
Nathan Scott, two young men with little
in common until they learn a dark secret—
they share the same father (Dan). The fifth
season premiere ( January 8, 2008) ad-
vances the story four years (to deal with
the characters as young adults instead of
teenagers). Particular focus is on Lucas
(now a published novelist) and Brooke (a
fashion designer).
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Cast : Chad Michael Murray (Lucas
Scott), James Lafferty (Nathan Scott), Paul
Johansson (Dan Scott), Moira Kelly
(Karen Roe), Bethany Joy Lenz (Peyton
Elizabeth Sawyer), Sophia Bush (Brooke
Penelope Davis), Barbara Alyn Woods
(Deborah Helen Scott), Lee Norris (Mar-
vin “Mouth” McFadden), Craig Sheffer
(Keith Scott), Barry Corbin (Coach
Whitey Durham), Cullen Moss ( Junk),
Vaughn Wilson (Fergie), Bryan Greenberg
( Jake Jagielski), Brett Claywell (Tim
Smith), Danneel Harris (Rachel Gatina),
Craig Sheffer (Keith Scott), Bethany Joy
Galeotti (Haley James Scott) Michael
Copon (Felix Taggaro), Sheryl Lee (Ellie
Harp), Stephen Coletti (Chase Adams).
Credits: Executive Producer: Gregory
Prange, Joe Davola, Brian Robbins, Mi-
chael Tollin, Mark Schwahn, Ann Lewis
Hamilton. Supervising Producer: William
H. Brown, Jennifer Cecil. Producer: Lynn
Raynor, David Blake Hartley. Music: John
E. Nordstrom, Mark Morgan, Mark Snow.
997 1 vs. 100. (Game; NBC; October
13, 2006 to February 22, 2008)
One player stands before a large set that
seats 100 opponents (“The Mob”). A ques-
tion, worth $1,000 is asked of the player.
Three possible answers appear. Each
member of the Mob selects one answer.
The player verbally selects an answer.
When the correct answer is revealed, the
player, if correct, receives $1,000 for each
Mob member who answered incorrectly.
If the player is wrong, he is defeated and
wins nothing (the remaining Mob mem-
bers split his money). Further questions
increase the money amount and the player
can win $1 million if he defeats all the mob
members.
Host : Bob Saget. Credits: Executive
Producer: Scott St. John. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Michael Binkow. Music: Groove
Addicts. Director: R. Brian DiPirro.
998 The Oprah Winfrey Show.
(Talk; Syn.; Premiered: September 1986)
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Daily discussions of topical and contro-
versial issues.
Host: Oprah Winfrey. Credits: Super-
vising Producer: Oprah Winfrey. Senior
Producer: Alice McGee, Melissa Geiger.
Producer: Jill Van Lokeren, Laura Grant
Sillars, Katy Murphy Davis, Angie Kraus-
Bell, Amy Craig, Kandi Amelon, Mollie
Allen.
999 Out of Jimmy’s Head. (Com-
edy; Cartoon Network; September 14,
2007 to May 29, 2008)
To save the life of Jimmy Roberts after
he is injured by the train ride at the Gol-
lywood Theme Park, doctors give him the
brain of the late Milt Appleby, a famous
cartoonist. Soon afterward, Jimmy’s life
becomes complicated when he is able to
see and speak to cartoon characters cre-
ated by Milt (Tux the Penguin, Dolly and
Golly Gopher and Crocco the Alligator).
Louise (an astronaut) and Ken (a coun-
selor at the Greater Burbank Middle
School) are Jimmy’s parents; Yancy, a green
alien adopted by Louise, is Jimmy’s sister;
Sonny is Milt’s deranged son (seeking to
reclaim his father’s brain). Stories follow
Jimmy as he attempts to live a normal life
despite the antics of the cartoon charac-
ters that only he can see.
Cast: Dominic Janes ( Jimmy Roberts),
Rachel Quaintana (Louise Roberts), Bill
Dwyer (Ken Roberts), Rhea Lando (Yancy),
Matt Knudsen (Sonny Appleby), Jonathan
Ethridge (Craig Wheeler). Voices: Tom
Kenny (Tux), Ellen Greene (Dolly), Brian
Posehn (Crocco), Carlos Alazraqui (Golly).
Credits: Executive Producer: David Brook-
well, Sean McNamara, Adam Pava, Tim-
othy McKeon, Eric Kaplan, Bruce Hur-
wit. Producer: Pixie Wespiser. Music: Paul
Buckley.
1000 Pageant Place. (Reality; MTV;
October 10, 2007 to May 29, 2008)
Viewers are taken behind the scenes of
a beauty pageant to see what occurs as
contestants for Miss Teen U.S.A., Miss
Paradise / 1002
U.S.A. and Miss Universe become house-
mates as they await to compete in the var-
ious competitions.
Stars: Katie Blair, Tara Elizabeth Con-
ner, Hilary Cruz, Riyo Mori, Rachel Smith.
Credits: Executive Producer: Donald
Trump, Andy Litinsky, Kathleen French,
Douglas Ross, Paula Shugart, Greg Stew-
art. Producer: Alex Baskin.
1001 Pale Force. (Cartoon; Internet;
Premiered: September 15, 2005)
Comedian Jim Gaffigan and talk show
host Conan O’Brien are seen in animated
form as crime fighters Jim and Conan,
super heroes who are members of the Le-
gion of Pale (an organization through
which its members fight evil with the
power of paleness). Stories follow Jim, the
heroic, muscular hero, and his somewhat
wimpy sidekick as they battle to protect
the city from evil (most notably Lady
Bronze and Philip Seymour Hoffman).
Voice Cast: Jim Gaffigan ( Jim/Conan/
Philip Seymour Hoffman), Eartha Kitt
(Lady Bronze). Credits: Producer: Jim
Gaffigan, Paul Noth. Music: Patrick Noth.
Writer: Jim Gaffigan, Paul Noth. Director:
Paul Noth.
1002 Paradise Falls. (Drama; Here!;
2001–2008)
Paradise Falls is a small resort in a lake-
side town that appears to be a quiet vaca-
tion resort. Its roadside sign reads “Wel-
come to Paradise Falls Where It’s Hot and
Steamy All Year Round.” It is also unusual
in that it caters to gays and lesbians. Sto-
ries relate events in the lives of the people
who find romance, intrigue and lust at the
exclusive resort. The specialized series airs
on the gay network Here! and contains ex-
plicit gay and lesbian love scenes.
Cast: Art Hindle (Mayor Peter Braga),
Chantal Quesnel (Yvonne Bernini), Tammy
Isbell (Rose Bernini), Victoria Snow
(Francis Hunter), Cameron Graham (Nick
Braga), Dixie Seatle (Bea Sutton), Michelle
Latimer (Trish Simpkin), Kim Poirier
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(Roxy Hunter), Kim Schraner ( Jessica
Lansing), Jim Thorburn (Michael Mans-
field), Robert Seeliger ( Jeff Bradshaw),
Andrew Gillies (Stanley Mansfield), Marni
Thompson (Valerie Hunter), Joshua Peace
(Samuel Sutton), Steve Cumyn (Tony
Beroni), Cherilee Taylor (Pamela Har-
man), Allen Altman (Billy Hunter), Alan
Van Sprang ( Johnny Brice), Kate Trotter
(Anne Sutton). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Ira Levy, Peter Williamson. Pro-
ducer: Paula J. Smith. Music: Eric Cadesky,
Nick Dyer.
1003 Paranormal State. (Reality;
A&E; December 10, 2007 to October 27,
2008)
The Penn State Paranormal Research
Society of Penn State College, headed
by its founder, Ryan Buell, investigates
reports of ghostly happenings (with cam-
eras capturing what they see — and don’t
see).
Host: Ryan Buell. Credits: Executive
Producer: Gary Auerbach, Julie Auerbach,
Betsy Schechter. Co-Executive Producer:
Drew Brown, Tina Gazzerro, Alan La-
Grande, David Miller. Producer: Stephanie
Dervan, Autumn Humphreys. Director:
Bradley Beasley.
1004 Parental Control. (Reality;
MTV; Premiered: February 6, 2006)
A twist on the normal dating shows
wherein the parents get to choose whom
their son or daughter will date. Each of
the teens that appear has a date that is un-
acceptable to their parents. Each parent
(of a son or daughter) is presented with a
group of boys or girls who meet the stan-
dards of what they feel are acceptable dates
for their children. When each parent
makes a selection, they are brought face to
face with their child and present their
choices. The child can select the one cho-
sen by the father or mother or keep the
date he or she currently has.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Canter. Co-Executive Producer: Bruce Klas-
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sen, H.T. Owens. Producer: Liz Givens,
Ben Hatta.
1005 Party Heat. (Reality; Court
TV/Tru TV; Premiered: October 1, 2007)
College students on spring break or
summer holiday are the focus of a program
that shows their reckless side and the chaos
they cause mixing the sun, the beach and
alcohol. Also featured is the work of the
emergency personnel who intervene to
save lives.
Credits: Executive Producer: Lee Elman.
Producer: Mark August, Duncan Brink-
hurst, David Gelbart, Christopher
O’Dowd.
1006 Party Mamas. (Reality; WE;
Premiered: March 3, 2007)
A look at out-of-control mothers who
plan extravagant (if not outrageous) parties
for their children.
Credits: Executive Producer: Laszlo
Barna, Steve Silver. Producer: Phyllis New-
man, Susan Tonna. Music: Jack Lenz.
1007 Paula’s Home Cooking. (Cook-
ing; Food Network; Premiered: November
16, 2002)
Restaurant owner and cookbook author
Paula Deen prepares Southern style meals.
Host: Paula Deen. Credits: Executive
Producer: Sandy Green, Gordon Elliott.
Supervising Producer: Aimee Rosen. Pro-
ducer: Jevon Bruh. Music: David Ryan.
1008 Paula’s Party. (Cooking; Food
Network; Premiered: January 12, 2006)
Chef Paula Deen prepares meals, in
front of a live studio audience, that are
based in Southern cuisine.
Host: Paula Deen. Credits: Executive
Producer: Gordon Elliott, Mark Schnei-
der. Producer: Aimee Rosen, Stacy Rader,
Shari B. Lampert.
1009 Peep in the Big Wide World.
(Children; PBS; Premiered: October 1,
2004)
Peep is a young yellow bird that is
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anxious to learn about life. As he travels
throughout the forest he encounters the
various animals that inhabit it. Stories,
which relate learning aspects to children,
follow Peep as he discovers the wonders of
nature.
Voice Cast: Scott Beaudin (Peep), Joan
Cusack (Narrator). Credits: Executive
Producer: Jessica Hanlon, Kate Taylor. Su-
pervising Producer: Melinda Toporoff. Pro-
ducer: Marissa Wolsky. Music: Terry Tomp-
kins.
1010 Penn and Teller: B.S. (Com-
edy; Showtime; January 24, 2003 to Au-
gust 22, 2008)
Magicians Penn and Teller take to the
airwaves to expose services, products or
ideas that are just foolish but sucker peo-
ple into them.
Cast : Penn Jillette (Himself ), Teller
(Himself ). Credits: Executive Producer:
Mark Wolper, Eric Small, Randall Mol-
dave, Star Price. Co-Executive Producer:
Peter Adam Golden, Michael Goudeau,
Jon Hotchkiss, Penn Jillette, Teller. Pro-
ducer: Aaron Yampolski, June Molgaard.
Music: Gary Stockdale.
1011 The People’s Court. (Reality;
Syn.; Premiered: September 1981)
Real people fight real legal battles be-
fore a real judge in a California Munici-
pal Court. The series, with Judge Joseph
Wapner was based in California. When
the series was revised for syndication
(1997) with former New York Mayor Ed
Koch as the judge, the series was video-
taped in New York and switched from a
30 minute to a 60 minute format.
Cast: Judge Joseph A. Wapner (Him-
self ), Judge Ed Koch (Himself ), Judge
Jerry Sheindlin (Himself ), Judge Marilyn
Milian (Herself ). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Stu Billett, David Scott. Supervising
Producer: Phil Vandervort, Beth Geddes,
Jill Gould. Producer: Liz Marley, Monique
Gallo, Michelle Meyd, Ralph Edwards.
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1012 Perfect Hair Forever. (Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; Premiered: No-
vember 20, 2005)
A spoof of Japanese animated series
(Anime) as seen through the adventures of
Gerald, a young boy who, for unknown
reasons, is starting to lose his hair. With
the help of Rod, the Anime God and his
mentor, Uncle Grandfather, Gerald be-
gins a quest to find a cure called Perfect
Hair Forever. Aired on the Adult Swim
segment of Cartoon Network.
Voice Cast : Kim Manning (Gerald),
Dave Willis (Uncle Grandfather), H. Jon
Benjamin (Twisty), Dave Willis (Coffio).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael Lazzo.
Producer: Dave Willis, Matt Harrigan,
Dave Hughes.
1013 The Pick-Up Artist. (Reality;
VH-1; August 6, 2007 to November 30,
2008)
Eight men who lack certain social skills,
are brought together and taught the art of
picking up girls by Mystery, a best-selling
author (“A social misfit turned seducer ex-
traordinaire”). With the help of his coaches,
Matador and J Dog, Mystery seeks one
man to become a woman seducer called
“Master Pick-Up Artist.”
Host: Master V. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: J.D. Roth, Adam Greener, Richard
Hall, Todd A. Nelson. Producer: Angela
Molby, Annie Imhoff.
1014 Platinum Weddings. (Reality;
WE; July 23, 2006 to August 17, 2008)
A look at wealthy couples who plan not
only extravagant but weddings that would
break the banks of small nations.
Credits: Executive Producer: Nancy
Miller. Supervising Producer: Melissa Stokes.
Producer: Amanda Crane, Krista Van
Nieuwburg.
1015 The Power of 10. (Game; CBS;
August 7, 2007 to January 23, 2008)
A game based on a national poll and
how Americans responded to specific
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questions. Two players compete. The
player who comes closest to predicting the
national average of a question asked wins
(in round one, $1,000). This amount is in-
creased ten fold for each additional ques-
tion ($10,000, $100,000, $1 million and
$10 million). Players risk loss of everything
if they make an incorrect prediction.
Host: Drew Carey. Credits: Executive
Producer: Michael Davies. Co-Executive
Producer: Vincent Rubino. Producer: Erica
Walsh. Director: Mark Gentile. Music:
Lewis Finn.
1016 The Price Is Right. (Game;
CBS; Premiered: September 4, 1972)
The game varies greatly in presentation
but the basic format calls for contestants
to guess the manufacturer’s suggested re-
tail price for various merchandise.
Host: Drew Carey. Announcer: Rich
Fields. Models: Lanisha Cole, Brandi
Sherwood, Phire Dawson, Gabrielle Tuite.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Good-
son, Bill Todman, Philip W. Rossi, Frank
Wayne, Syd Vinnedge, Bob Barker. Pro-
ducer: Philip W. Rossi, Jay Wolpert, Roger
Dobkowitz. Music: Ed Kalehoff, Sheila
Cole, James Patrick Dunne, Michael Karp.
1017 The Prince of Tennis. (Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; Premiered: Oc-
tober 10, 2001)
Ryoma Echizen is a 12-year-old boy and
tennis prodigy. He is known for his “twist
serve” and is a member of the Seishun
Gakuen Middle School Tennis Team. The
Japanese produced series is a coming-of-
age story that follows Ryoma, called “The
Prince of Tennis,” as he trains and com-
petes in tournaments.
Voice Cast: David Neil Black (Ryoma
Echizen), Jack Butler (Sadoharu Inui),
Kirk Thornton (Kunimitsu Tezuka), Bar-
bara Goodson (Sumire Ryazaki), Doug
Ertholtz (Takeshi).
1018 Prison Break. (Drama; Fox;
Premiered: August 29, 2005)
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Season one follows the step-by-step
planning of a prison escape as structural
engineer Michael Scofield attempts to free
his half-brother, Lincoln Burrows (falsely
accused of killing the U.S. Vice President’s
brother) from the Fox River State Peniten-
tiary (he begins by getting himself arrested
[attempting to rob a bank]. By luck, he is
sentenced to Fox River. Suspenseful sto-
ries chart their efforts). Second season
episodes, subtitled “Manhunt,” follow
Michael and Lincoln’s efforts to avoid cap-
ture after successfully escaping from Fox
River. The third season finds Michael
being imprisoned for a shooting after he
and Lincoln flee to Panama. Now, with
the tables turned, Lincoln must find a way
to free Michael from an inhumane prison
(Sona) that “is a one-way street — what
goes in never comes out—unless it’s dead.”
During this time it is learned that the
Company, a shadowy, heartless organiza-
tion, had infiltrated the government and
framed Lincoln. The fourth season does
away with the prison aspect and charts
Michael and Lincoln’s efforts to bring
down the Company.
Cast: Dominic Purcell (Lincoln Bur-
rows), Wentworth Miller (Michael Sco-
field), Sarah Wayne Callies (Dr. Sara Tan-
credi), Amaury Nolasco (Fernando Sucre),
Robert Knepper (Theodore “T-Bag” Bag-
well), Wade Williams (Bradley Bellick),
William Fichtner (Alexander Mahone),
Paul Adelstein (Paul Kellerman), Marshall
Allman (L.J. Burrows), Rockmond Dun-
bar (Benjamin Miles “C-Note” Franklin),
Jodi Lyn O’Keefe (Gretchen Morgan),
Robin Tunney (Veronica Donovan), Stacy
Keach (Warden Henry Pope), Leon Rus-
som (Gen. Jonathan Katz), Philip Edward
Van Lear (Louis Patterson), Peter Stormare
( John Abruzzi), Muse Watson (Charles
Westmoreland), Frank Grillo (Nick Sav-
rinn), Jason Davis (Agent Wheeler), Pa-
tricia Wettig (Vice Pres. Caroline Reyn-
olds), Barbara Eve Harris (FBI Agent
Lang), Michael Rapaport (Donald Self ),
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Reggie Lee (Bill Kim), Matt DeCaro (Roy
Geary), Chris Vance ( James Whistler),
Danay Garcia (Sofia Lugo), Lane Garri-
son (David “Tweener” Apolsksi), DuShon
Monique Brown (Nurse Katie Welch),
Silas Weir Mitchell (Charles “Haywire”
Patoshik). Credits: Executive Producer:
Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein, Dawn
Parouse, Matt Olstead, Brett Ratner. Co-
Executive Producer: Michael Watkins. Su-
pervising Producer: Zach Estrin. Producer:
Garry Brown, Nick Santora. Music:
Ramin Djawadi.
1019 Private Practice. (Drama; ABC;
Premiered: September 26, 2007)
A spin off from Grey’s Anatomy that fo-
cuses on Addison Forbes Montgomery, a
doctor at Seattle Grace Hospital who
leaves Seattle after her marriage breaks up
to begin a practice in California at the
Oceanside Wellness Center in Santa Mon-
ica. Here, she joins with Naomi and Sam
Bennett, her friends from medical school
(Naomi is a fertility and hormone special-
ist; Sam is an internist and medical book
author —“the common man’s medical
guru.” They are divorced but co-exist for
the sake of their teenage daughter, Maya).
Dr. Cooper Freedman is the center’s resi-
dent physician; Dr. Violet Turner is the
unit’s psychiatrist; Dr. Peter Wilder is the
alternative medicine specialist; William
Dell Parker is the co-op receptionist;
Charlotte King is the chief of staff at the
nearby St. Ambrose Hospital. Stories fol-
low the work of the doctors attached to
the Wellness Center.
Cast: Kate Walsh (Dr. Addison Forbes
Montgomery), Amy Brenneman (Dr. Vi-
olet Turner), Tim Daly (Dr. Peter Wilder),
Audra McDonald (Dr. Naomi Bennett),
Paul Adelstein (Dr. Cooper Freedman),
KaDee Strickland (Dr. Charlotte King),
Chris Lowell (William Dell Parker), Taye
Diggs (Dr. Sam Bennett). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Betsy Beers, Shonda Rhimes,
Mark Gordow, Mark Tinker, Marti
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Noxon. Co-Executive Producer: Andrea
Newman. Supervising Producer: Michael
Ostrowski. Producer: Jenna Bans, Ann
Kindberg. Music: Chad Fischer, Timothy
Bright.
1020 Private Sessions. (Profile;
A&E; Premiered: July 22, 2007)
Personal profiles of contemporary mu-
sicians (from pop to country and western).
Each program is devoted to one performer
and features in-depth interviews and exclu-
sive performances.
Host: Lynn Hoffman. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Thomas Moody. Senior Pro-
ducer: Nicholas Van Hoogstraten. Pro-
ducer: Lilsa Lunden, Scott Kerbey.
1021 Project Runway. (Reality;
Bravo/Lifetime; December 1, 2004 to Oc-
tober 15, 2008)
Up and coming fashion designers com-
pete for a coveted spot in the New York
Fashion Show. Each contestant competes
in a weekly competition and is seen
preparing models and associated problems
as the big day approaches. The designer
with the best presentation is the winner.
The series moved from Bravo to Lifetime
on July 8, 2008.
Host: Heidi Klum, Tim Gunn. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Heidi Klum, Bob
Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein, Frances
Berwick, Rich Bye, Jane Chan, Dan Cut-
forth, Desiree Gruber, Shari Levine, Jane
Lipsitz, Andrew Cohen. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Dwight D. Smith, Michael Agna-
bian, Rich Buhrman. Supervising Producer:
Alexandra Lipsitz, Gayle Gawlowski. Pro-
ducer: Sebastian Doggart, Noel A. Guerra,
Eli Holzman, Jennifer Berman, Michael
Rucker, Andrew Wallace, Benjamin Mack.
Music: Harold Sanders III, Biff Sanders.
1022 Prom Queen. (Drama; Inter-
net; Premiered: April 2, 2007)
A look at the senior class of Edward
Adams High School — a class whose stu-
dents are preparing for the prom but
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during which time secrets threaten to de-
stroy friendships and have adverse effects
on the five girls who are competing for
prom queen. See also Prom Queen: Summer
Heat.
Cast: Katy Stoll (Sadie), Sean Hankin-
son (Ben), Laura Howard (Danica), Alex-
andra French (Nikki), Haley Mancini
(Lauren), David Loren (Chad), Jake
Shideler ( Josh), Andre Boyer (Brett),
Sheila Vand (Courtney), Amy Kay Ray-
mond ( Jill), Kateland Carr (Michele).
Credits: Executive Producer: Chris Ham-
pel, Douglas Cheney, Chris McCaleb,
Ryan Wise, Michael Eisner. Producer:
Danielle Turchiano, Laura Boersma. As-
sociate Producer: Matthew Besinger. Music:
Jim McKeever.
1023 Prom Queen: Summer Heat.
(Drama; Internet; Premiered: August 27,
2007)
A spin-off from Prom Queen that fol-
lows students from Edward Adams High
School as they seek to escape the myster-
ies that haunted them in high school by
retreating to Mexico for their summer va-
cation.
Cast: Katy Stoll (Sadie), Sean Hankin-
son (Ben), Laura Howard (Danica),
Alexandra French (Nikki), Angela Ari-
mento (Marisol), Jake Shideler ( Josh).
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael Eis-
ner, Chris Hampel. Producer: Danielle
Turchiano. Music: Jim McKeever.
1024 Psych. (Crime Drama; USA;
Premiered: July 7, 2006)
Shawn Spencer is a man with phenom-
enal powers of observation. As early as he
can remember, Shawn was taught how to
think, act and observe like a detective.
Rather than put his talents to use in a pro-
ductive way, like becoming a police officer
like his father (Henry), Shawn becomes
somewhat of a slacker, taking random jobs
to get by. Though he is not a cop, Shawn
is fascinated by crime scenes and studies
such scenes he reads about in the newspa-
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per or sees on TV. When he realizes he has
found something that was overlooked, he
calls the police with a tip because nothing
escapes his razor sharp mind. One tip,
however, backfires and Shawn is arrested as
the prime suspect. Although he has no ac-
tual clairvoyant abilities and cannot read
the future, he convinces the police that he
is a psychic. Impressed by his “abilities,”
the police department hires Shawn as a
consultant to help them solve difficult
cases (he also opens an agency called Psych
to help people). Assisting Shawn is Bur-
ton “Gus” Guster, his friend, a pharma-
ceutical salesman (for Central Coast Phar-
maceuticals) who helps Shawn keep out of
trouble.
Cast: James Roday (Shawn Spencer),
Dule Hill (Burton “Gus” Guster), Corbin
Bernsen (Henry Spencer), Kristen Nelson
(Chief Vick), Timothy Omundson (De-
tective Lassiter), Maggie Lawson ( Juliet).
Credits: Executive Producer: Steve Franks,
Chris Henze, Kelly Kulchak. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Mel Damski. Producer:
Tracey Jeffrey. Music: John Robert Wood,
Adam Cohen.
1025 Punk’d. (Comedy; MTV; Pre-
miered: March 1, 2003)
Candid Camera–like program in which
hidden cameras capture the reactions of
celebrities who become the innocent vic-
tims of practical jokes.
Host : Ashton Kutcher. Pranksters:
Ashton Kutcher, Julia Wolov, Whitney
Cummings, Rob Pue, Chris Ellwood.
Credits: Executive Producer: Ashton Kut-
cher, Billy Rainey, Gary Auerbach, Lois
Curren, David Franke. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Patrick Byrnes. Supervising Producer:
Selene Hinojosa. Producer: Andy Weiss,
Michael Polan, Rob Weiss.
1026 Pushing Daisies. (Fantasy;
ABC; October 3, 2007 to December 17,
2008)
As a youngster Ned lived a mostly care-
free life. He enjoyed running in the fields
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with his dog, Digby, and at the age of nine
had a crush on eight-year-old Charlotte
Charles, whom he called “Chuck.” One
day, Digby was hit by a truck and Ned’s
life would change forever. He touched the
dog and, to his surprise, brought him back
to life. But his special gift — which Ned
cannot explain, has a serious side effect. A
second touch will return the deceased back
to being dead. And, if Ned keeps a de-
ceased alive for longer than sixty seconds,
someone else must take his or her place.
As Ned grows, he becomes fearful of his
“gift” and somewhat of a loner. He be-
comes a baker and establishes his own
business — The Pie Hole. One night, a
criminal being chased by private detective
Emerson Cod, attempts to jump across a
rooftop but falls to his death. Cod wit-
nesses Ned’s ability when Ned touches the
criminal, brings him to life, then touches
him again. Cod finds Ned very useful and
the two form a business partnership —
Ned can touch a victim, bring him back to
life, ask who killed him, touch him again
then solve the case. A short time later,
while watching TV, Ned sees a report about
a woman being killed on a cruise ship.
When her name is revealed as Charlotte
Charles, Ned makes it his business to re-
store her life to find out who killed her. But
Ned lets Chuck live—a situation that finds
Ned, who still loves Chuck, never able to
touch her and she never able to touch him
(it is revealed that Chuck was mistaken for
a diamond smuggler and killed). Ned,
Chuck and Cod become a team to solve
murders by asking the victims to identify
their killers. Lily and Vivian are Chuck’s
aunts; Olive is Ned’s waitress.
Cast: Lee Pace (Ned), Anna Friel (Char-
lotte “Chuck” Charles), Chi McBride
(Emerson Cod), Swoosie Kurtz (Lily
Charles), Ellen Greene (Vivian Charles),
Kristin Chenoweth (Olive Snook), Jim
Dale (Narrator), Field Carter (Young
Ned). Credits: Executive Producer: Barry
Sonnenfeld, Brooke Kennedy, Bruce
Radio / 1030
Cohen, Bryan Fuller, Dan Jinks. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Rina Mimoun, Peter
Ocko. Producer: Adam Kane, Dylan K.
Massin. Music: James Dooley.
1027 Queen of Clubs. (Erotica; Play-
boy Channel; Premiered: 2004)
A striptease competition in which gor-
geous women bare all and compete for the
title of “Queen of Clubs.” Contestants
chosen for their obvious attributes, par-
ticipate in various challenges (mostly how
to be alluring and sexy while disrobing)
with the one girl showing how to take it off
and maintain an aura of sexuality that does
not become vulgar, winning the competi-
tion. The hosts are joined by celebrity
guests to judge the competition.
Hosts: Crystal Knight, Gloria Velez.
1028 The Rachael Ray Show. (Talk;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2006)
Cook book author and Food Network
show host Rachael Ray oversees a lively
program of celebrity interviews, chatter,
music and cooking segments.
Hostess: Rachael Ray. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Janet Annino. Supervising
Producer: Shane Farley, Marilyn Zilinski.
Producer: Steve Cunniffi, Stephanie Gho-
lam, Robin Hommel, Jennifer Givner-
Stone, Andrew Goldman, Meredith Wein-
traub.
1029 Rachael Ray’s Tasty Travels.
(Reality; Food Network; Premiered: Au-
gust 26, 2005)
Talk show host and cookbook author
Rachael Ray travels across the U.S. to find
the best places to eat. The series is also
known as Rachael’s Vacation.
Host: Rachael Ray. Credits: Executive
Producer: Jennifer Davidson, Gary H.
Grossman, Rachael Ray, Tara Sandler,
Wade Sheeler. Supervising Producer: Wade
Sheeler, Laura Metzger. Producer: Scott
Templeton.
1030 Radio Free Roscoe. (Comedy;
The N; Premiered: August 1, 2003)
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Robbie (a.k.a Question Mark), Lily
(Shady Lane), Ray (Pronto) and Travis
(Smog) are teenagers who attend Roscoe
High School. Like most people their age,
they love listening to the radio. However,
finding what they like becomes a chore
and Robbie hits on an idea to start their
own radio station RFR (Radio Free Ros-
coe), an underground station that broad-
casts what teenagers want to hear. Stories
follow the group’s efforts to avoid expo-
sure and secretly run the station.
Cast : Hugolin Chevrette Landesque
(Robbie McGrath), Kate Todd (Lily Ran-
dall), Ali Mukoddam (Ray Brennan),
Nathan Carter (Travis Strong), Victoria
Nestorowicz (Parker Haynes), Hamish
McEwan (Principal Waller), Genelle
Williams (Kim Carlisle), Ashley New-
brough (Audrey Quinlan). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Steve DeNure, Doug
McRobb, Neil Court, Will McRobb, Beth
Stevenson. Supervising Producer: Brent Pi-
askoski. Producer: Barry Orr. Music: Jim
Swanson, Dave Cribbs, Josh Lowe.
1031 Rap City. (Music; BET; Sep-
tember 1989 to October 2008)
A showcase for hip hop artists (by
showcasing their music videos) that helped
to establish the current popularity of rap
music.
Hosts: Hans Dobson, Prime, Chris
Thomas, Joe Clair, Leslie Segar, Tigger.
Credits: Producer: Theron Smith, Todd 1,
Malik K. Buie, Joslyn Rose Lyons.
1032 Real Housewives. (Reality;
Bravo; Premiered: March 21, 2006)
A reality program that claims to present
an honest look at the lives of real housewives
and how they live their everyday lives.
What actually results is a look at very spe-
cial housewives—rich and spoiled women
who are anything but representative of real
American housewives. Three versions have
aired: The Real Housewives of Orange
County, The Real Housewives of New York
and The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
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Cast (Orange County): Vicki Gunval-
son, Kimberly Bryant, Lauri Waring,
Jeana Tomasina, Jo De La Rosa, Tamra
Barney, Gretchen Rossi. Cast (New York):
Lu Ann de Lesseps, Jill Zarin, Bethenny
Frankel, Ramona Singer, Alex McCord.
Cast (Atlanta): DeShawn Snow, Kim Zol-
ciak, Lisa Wu Hartwell, NeNe Leakes,
Sheree Whitfield. Credits (Orange
County): Executive Producer: Greg Stew-
art, David Rupel, Douglas Ross, Patrick
Moses, Scott Dunlop, Kathleen French,
Kevin Kaufman, Dean Minerd. Supervis-
ing Producer: Peter Tartaglia. Producer:
Brad Isenberg. Credits (New York): Exec-
utive Producer: Nick Emerson, Jennifer
O’Connell. Co-Executive Producer: Lenid
Rolov, Kirsty Robson. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Barrie Bernstein. Producer: Keira
Brings. Credits (Atlanta): Executive Pro-
ducer: Steven Weinstock, Glenda Hersh,
Shari Solomon Ledar, Kenny Hull. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Lauren Eskelin. Supervis-
ing Producer: Alfonzo Wesson.
1033 Real Time with Bill Maher.
(Talk; HBO; February 21, 2003 to No-
vember 11, 2008)
Comedian and political satirist Bill
Maher and a panel of three guest celebri-
ties discuss the current political scene.
Monologues and skits are coupled with in-
sightful conversation.
Host: Bill Maher. Credits: Executive
Producer: Scott Carter, Brad Grey, Sheila
Griffiths, Marc Gurvitz. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Billy Martin, Dean E. Johnsen.
1034 The Real World. (Reality;
MTV; Premiered: May 21, 1992)
Seven people in their twenties (and
from different countries and backgrounds)
are brought together to live with each
other and share experiences.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mary-Ellis
Bunim, Jonathan Murray. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Matt Kunitz, Tracy Chaplin. Pro-
ducer: Russell Heldt, Anthony Dominici.
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Music: Damian McDonald, Christopher
Brady.
1035 Reaper. (Drama; CW; Septem-
ber 25, 2007 to August 26, 2008)
The twenty-first birthday for Sam
Oliver, a clerk at a home improvement
center called The Work Bench, is anything
but normal. He learns that before his birth
his parents sold his soul to the Devil. At
this time Sam’s father was gravely ill. The
Devil appeared to him and his wife and
offered them a deal: his health for their
unborn child’s soul. They accepted and
now Sam, at first reluctant to abide by
what his parents did, agrees to work for
the Devil as a reaper, a bounty hunter who
tracks down and returns dangerous, es-
caped souls to Hell (if Sam had refused,
the Devil would claim his mother’s soul).
To help Sam accomplish his missions, the
Devil provides him with a vessel (for ex-
ample, a super-powered vacuum cleaner)
to capture the fugitives (Sam then brings
the captured soul to the Department of
Motor Vehicles where Gladys, a good de-
mon, transports them back to Hell). Sam
tells his friends at work, Bert (called Sock)
and Ben and stories relate their efforts to
do the Devil’s bidding. Andi, who also
works with Sam, later learns Sam’s secret
and joins the team. Josie is Sock’s ex-girl-
friend, a paralegal; Kyle is Sam’s brother.
Cast: Bret Harrison (Sam Oliver), Tyler
Labine (Bert “Sock” Wysocki), Missy Pere-
grym (Andi), Ray Wise (Devil), Valarie
Rae Miller ( Josie), Rick Gonzalez (Ben),
Christine Willes (Gladys). Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Tara Butters, Michele
Fazekas, Mark Gordon, Tom Spezialy,
Deborah Spera. Co-Executive Producer:
David Babcock. Supervising Producer: Jeff
Vlaming. Producer: Peter Lauer, Joseph
Patrick Finn. Music: David Schwartz.
1036 Recipe for Success. (Reality;
Food Network; Premiered: April 1, 2004)
People who are risking all they have to
start a food-based business are profiled.
Reno / 1039
Host : Eric McLendon, Marlie Hill.
Credits: Executive Producer: Al Roker.
Producer: Victoria Bert, Nicole DeWalt.
1037 Reel Talk. (Reviews; Syn.; Pre-
miered: September 2005)
A weekly review of current feature films
and the latest information on DVD re-
leases.
Hosts: Jeffrey Lyons, Alison Bailes. In-
terviewer: Ben Lyons. Credits: Producer:
Michael Avila.
1038 Re-Genesis. (Crime Drama;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2006)
C.S.I. like series about David Sand-
strom, the head of NorBAC (the North
American Bio-Technology Advisory Com-
mittee), a group of Canadian-based scien-
tists who use technology to determine the
how of dangerous situations that develop.
Cast: Peter Outerbridge (David Sand-
strom), Mayko Nguyen (Mayko Tran),
Wendy Crewson (Rachel Woods), Dim-
itry Chepovetsky (Bob Melnikov), Sarah
Strange ( Jill Langston), Greg Bryk (We-
ston Field), Macine Roy (Caroline Mor-
rison). Credits: Executive Producer: Tom
Chehak, Christina Jennings. Producer:
Christina Jennings, Virginia Rankin, Scott
Garvie. Co-Producer: Laura Harbin, Shane
Kinnear. Music: Thom Thirx.
1039 Reno 911. (Comedy; Comedy
Central; Premiered: July 23, 2003)
A mostly improvised series that takes a
behind-the-scenes look at the operations of
the Washow County Division of the Reno,
Nevada Police Department. Crime is
played for laughs as Lt. Jim Dangle finds
everything but by-the-books procedures
from his mayhem making officers (who in-
clude Raineesha Williams, the sassy Afri-
can-American deputy; James Garcia, the
hot-headed Latino deputy; Clementine
Johnson, the slutty blonde officer; and
Trudy Wiegel, the lonely deputy who
confides her feelings to the camera and
speaks directly to the audience).
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Cast: Thomas Lennon (Lt. Jim Dan-
gle), Kerri Kenney (Deputy Trudy Wie-
gel), Nicey Nash (Deputy Raineesha
Williams), Robert Ben Garant (Deputy
Travis Junior), Carlos Alazraqui (Deputy
James Garcia), Wendi McLendon-Covey
(Deputy Clementine Johnson), Mary
Birdsong (Deputy Cheresa Kimball),
Cedric Yarbrough (Deputy S. Jones),
Wendi McLendon-Lovey (Deputy Clem-
entine Johnson), Mary Birdsong (Deputy
Cherisha Kimball). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Danny DeVito, Robert Ben Garant,
Kerri Kenney, Thomas Lennon. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Peter Principato, Paul
Young. Producer: Penny Adams, Karen
Thornton. Music: Stephen Phillips.
1040 The Replacements. (Cartoon;
Disney; Premiered: September 8, 2006)
Todd and Riley are futuristic orphans
who are rarely happy. One day they see
and ad for Fleemco Replacements, a com-
pany that will replace what ever needs re-
placing. The children send in their money
and request replacement parents. What
they get are Agent K, “a super spy mom,”
and Dick Daring, “a daredevil dude of a
dad.” Stories follow Todd and Riley’s ad-
ventures as they replace anything that
causes them unhappiness.
Voice Cast: Nancy Cartwright (Todd),
Grey DeLisle (Riley), Kath Soucie (Agent
K), Daran Norris (Dick Daring), David
McCallum (C.A.R.), Jeff Bennett (Con-
rad Fleem). Credits: Executive Producer:
Jack Thomas. Producer: Natasha Kopp.
Music: Jason Frederick, Darian Sahanaja.
1041 Rescue Me. (Drama; FX ; Pre-
miered: July 21, 2004)
A grueling, realistic series that looks at
the work of the men of Engine Company
62, a division of the New York City Fire
Department.
Cast : Denis Leary (Tommy Gavin),
Andrea Roth ( Janet Gavin), Jack McGee
( Jerry Reilly), Daniel Sunjata (Franco
Rivera), James McCaffrey ( Jimmy Keefe),
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Michael Lombardi (Mike Silletti), Steve
Pasquale (Sean Garrity), John Seurti
(Kenny Shea), Diane Farr (Laura Miles),
Charles Durning (Tommy’s father), Susan
Sarandon (Alicia), Tatum O’Neal (Mag-
gie). Credits: Executive Producer: Denis
Leary, Jim Serpico, Peter Tolan. Producer:
Kerry Orent, Alyson Evans, Salvatore Sta-
bile, Tom Sellitti. Music: Christopher
Tyng.
1042 Rescue Mediums. (Reality;
WE; Premiered: September 8, 2007)
Jackie Dennison and Christine Ham-
lett are internationally known psychics
who call themselves “Rescue Mediums”
(they help people with ghostly problems).
Episodes follow the mediums as they make
house calls to ask spirits “to kindly leave.”
Stars: Jackie Dennison, Christine Ham-
lett.
1043 Restaurant Makeover. (Real-
ity; TLC; Premiered: October 2, 2005)
Rundown restaurants are given a make-
over (to bring them back to their former
glory) by a team of chefs and renovators.
Chefs: David Adjey, Lynne Crawford.
Designers: Robin DeGroot, Meredith
Heron. Credits: Executive Producer: An-
drea Gorfolova. Producer: LeAnne Ar-
mano, Shaam Makam. Associate Producer:
Dana Speers.
1044 Rich Bride, Poor Bride. (Re-
ality; WE; Premiered: March 3, 2007)
A behind-the-scenes look at the prepa-
rations that go into producing the perfect
wedding — and staying within the budget
planned by each couple.
Credits: Executive Producer: Sean Buck-
ley. Supervising Producer: Patricia Hol-
linger. Producer: Jim Kiriakakis. Associate
Producer: Jennifer Couke, Misty Tyson.
Music: Graeme Cornies, Dave Kelly, Brian
L. Pickett, James Chapple.
1045 The Riches. (Drama; FX; March
12, 2007 to April 29, 2008)
The Malloys are a backwoods Louisiana
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family who live in a motor home and sur-
vive on scams as they make their way
across the South. Wayne, the father, is a
master thief; Dahlia, his wife, is addicted
to drugs; Cael, Di Di and Sam are their
children. Cael, 17 years old, is a whiner;
Di Di, 16, is like her mother — hot to trot
(but not hooked on drugs); Sam is some-
what insecure. Life changes for the family
when their RV runs a car off the road and,
in the ensuing crash, the wealthy couple
in the car, the Riches, are killed. Wayne
hits on the idea of assuming their identi-
ties and living the good life (with Wayne
assuming the role of corporate lawyer in a
real estate firm). Improbable stories follow
the Malloys, now the Riches, as they expe-
rience the pitfalls of the glamorous life in
Edenfalls (as well as their struggles to keep
their real identities a secret). Dale is
Dahlia’s cousin; Hugh is Wayne’s boss.
Cast : Eddie Izzard (Wayne Malloy),
Minnie Driver (Dahlia Malloy), Shannon
Woodward (Di Di Malloy), Noel Fisher
(Cael Malloy), Aidan Mitchell (Sam Mal-
loy), Nichole Hiltz (Ginny Dannegan),
Deidre Henry (Aubie McDonald), Gregg
Henry (Hugh), Todd Stashwick (Dale).
Credits: Executive Producer: Dawn Prest-
wich, Nicole Yorkin, Eddie Izzard, Mark
Morgan, Guy Oseary, Michael Rosenberg,
Dimitry Lipkin. Co-Executive Producer:
Peter O’Fallon. Producer: Paul Kurta, Sara
Morrow. Music: Harry Gregson-Williams.
1046 Rob and Big. (Reality; MTV;
November 2, 2006 to April 15, 2008)
A comedy reality program that follows
the real life antics of Rob Dyrdek, a pro-
fessional skate boarder, and his best friend
and bodyguard, Christopher “Big Black”
Boykin. Also featured is Meaty, the bull-
dog that lives with them in Rob’s Holly-
wood mansion.
Stars: Rob Drydek, Chris Boykin.
Credits: Executive Producer: Rob Drydek,
Jeff Tremaine. Co-Executive Producer:
Shane Nickerson. Producer: Chris Boykin,
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Ruben Fleischer, Michael Lang. Music:
Benjamin Forrest Davis, Jared Gutstadt.
1047 Robotboy. (Cartoon; Cartoon
Network; Premiered: December 28, 2005)
Robotboy is a cutting edge robot, de-
signed to battle evil, that was created by
Professor Moshimo. While Robotboy has
the ability to destroy entire armies, he
dreams of becoming a real boy. To oblige
his creation, the professor sends him to
Bay Area to live with his biggest fan,
Tommy Turnbull. Disrupting Robotboy’s
dreams is Dr. Kamikazi, an evil genius
who seeks to harness Robotboy’s powers
to rule the world. Stories follow Tommy
and his best friends, Lola and Gus, as they
protect Robotboy and, with Robotboy’s
help, defeat Dr. Kamikazi.
Voice Cast: Tara Strong (Robotboy),
Lorraine Pilkington (Tommy Turnbull),
Laurence Bouvard (Lola), Jason Davis
(Gus), Eiji Kusuhara (Dr. Kamikazi), Togo
Igawa (Prof. Moshimo). Credits: Producer:
Finn Ainesen, Clement Calvert, Christian
Davin, Daniel Lenard.
1048 Rock of Love with Bret Mi-
chaels. (Reality; VH-1; July 15, 2007 to
April 8, 2008)
Reality-like dating show in which Bret
Michaels, front man for the 1980s metal
band Poison, seeks a woman to share his
life.
Star: Bret Michaels. Credits: Executive
Producer: Cris Abrego, Mark Cronin, Ben
Samek. Supervising Producer: Michelle
Brando, Lauren A. Stevens, Scott Teti.
Producer: Walt Omiecinski. Music: Adam
Zelkind.
1049 Roker on the Road. (Reality;
Food Network; Premiered: January 1, 2006)
NBC Weatherman Al Roker takes to
the open road to explore cuisine across
America.
Host: Al Roker. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Al Roker. Producer: Connie Collins,
Brooke Smiler, Virginia Diaz.
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1050 Room Raiders. (Reality; MTV;
Premiered: October 1, 2003)
A potentially embarrassing twist (for the
subject) on the typical TV dating pro-
gram. Singles looking for a mate do not
choose their dates by looks, intelligence
(or dumbness) but by how their bedroom
looks. The singles chosen to become the
dates are not aware that their bedroom will
be the deciding factor and cameras cap-
ture not only the condition of the room
but the reaction of people whose rooms
are raided. It is totally up to the subject to
accept or reject a date based on what he or
she sees.
Credits: Executive Producer: Charles
Tremayne. Supervising Producer: Robert
Buchalter. Producer: Tripp Swanhaus. Joy
Newkirk, Jessica Garcia, Brian Prowse-
Gany. Music: Shawn K. Clement.
1051 Rules of Engagement. (Com-
edy; CBS; February 5, 2007 to July 7,
2008)
Three views of marriage and relation-
ships as seen through a married couple
( Jeff and Audrey), an engaged couple
(Adam and Jennifer) and an obnoxious
swinging bachelor (Russell). Jeff and Au-
drey have been married for 12 years. The
marriage works because Jeff always lets Au-
drey have her way. Jennifer and Adam have
been dating for seven months (he pro-
posed; she accepted and now he is not sure
he made the right decision). Russell be-
lieves he has it the best of all —“I do what
I want. I do it when I want and I sleep
with who I want.” Returned for a new sea-
son on March 2, 2009.
Cast: Patrick Warburton ( Jeff ), Megyn
Price (Audrey), Oliver Hudson (Adam),
Bianca Kajlich ( Jennifer), David Spade
(Russell). Credits: Executive Producer:
Tom Hertz, Doug Robinson, Andy Ack-
erman. Producer: Barbara Stoll. Music:
David Schwartz.
1052 Run’s House. (Reality; MTV;
October 13, 2005 to September 3, 2008)
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Joseph “Rev. Run” Simmons is a former
hip-hop star (a member of Run DMC).
He is married to Justine and is the father
of five teenagers (Vanessa, Joseph, Angela,
Daniel and Russell). Joseph is now a
preacher (living in Saddle River, New Jer-
sey) and cameras follow the family as they
go about living their daily lives.
Star: Joseph Simmons. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Liz Gateley, Tony DiSanto,
Jason A. Carbone. Co-Executive Producer:
Russell Simmons. Supervising Producer:
Anna Boiardi, Nick Lee.
1053 Russell Simmons Presents
Def Poetry. (Variety; HBO; Premiered:
December 1, 2001)
An unusual series in that poets (ama-
teur, professional and celebrities with the
poetic touch) share their literary efforts
with a club and home audience.
Host: Mos Def (actor/hip hop artist)
Credits: Executive Producer: Stan Lathan.
Co-Executive Producer: Daniel Simmons,
Deborah Pointer, Mos Def. Supervising
Producer: Kamilah Forbes. Producer: Allen
Kelman.
1054 The Salt-n-Pepa Show. (Real-
ity; VH-1; Premiered: October 15, 2007)
Cheryl James and Sandra Denton, bet-
ter known as the female hip hop duo Salt-
n-Pepa, broke up in 2002. Five years later
they agree to reunite for a TV special.
Cameras follow Cheryl and Sandra as they
renew their friendship, reminisce about
their past and prepare to again perform as
Salt-n-Pepa.
Stars: Cheryl Jones, Sandra Denton.
Credits: Executive Producer: Matthew Os-
trom, Ken DuBanks Tarver. Co-Executive
Producer: Brian T. Flanagan. Producer:
Kevin Vargas.
1055 Sam Has 7 Friends. (Mystery;
Internet; Premiered: August 28, 2006)
Samantha Breslow is an aspiring actress.
Patrick is her boyfriend; Willie, her ex-
boyfriend; Dani, her best friend; Chivo,
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Dani’s boyfriend; Scott, Sam’s neighbor;
Vera, Patrick’s new girlfriend; and Roman,
Sam’s agent. Unknown to Samantha, one of
them is going to kill her. The last episode
(12-15-06) shows Sam, fed up with Los An-
geles, about to leave, when she is murdered.
Who did it? The killer is never fully shown.
The webisodes were still current in 2008.
Cast : Stephanie Marquis (Samantha
Breslow), Michael Finn (Patrick Ballard),
Moneer Yaqubi (Willie Banner), Shantelle
Canzanese (Dani Price), Jaime Zevallos
(Chivo Gonzalez), Tim Halling (Scott
Nichols), Kristi Engleman (Vera), Keith
Wright (Roman Reid). Credits: Executive
Producer: Marcus Blakely, Douglas Ch-
eney, Chris McCaleb, Ryan Wise. Pro-
ducer: Marcus Blakely. Co-Producer: Oscar
H. Beltran. Music: Jon McKeever.
1056 Samantha Who? (Comedy;
ABC; Premiered: October 15, 2007)
Samantha Who is actually Samantha
Newly, a beautiful young woman who was
hit by a car and awoke (after eight days in
a coma) with retrograde amnesia. She can
function in the world but has no memory
of her personal life. Samantha doesn’t know
whom she was, what she did or if she was
even good or evil. She is a stranger to her-
self and this is something she cannot live
with. Acting as her own detective, Saman-
tha begins to uncover clues about her past.
She learns that the former Samantha was a
horrible person (vain and cold-hearted).
She also discovers that her former self had
many enemies and that the car accident
may have been an attempted murder. She
also resumes the old Samantha’s job as a
vice president of Chapman and Funk In-
ternational, a real estate firm. For the new
Samantha, all her past mistakes have been
erased. She has a clean slate, but can she
change who she really was? Samantha thinks
she can and stories follow Samantha as she
tries to fix the mistakes her former self
made and reconstruct her life into one that
shows a kinder, more loving woman. Todd
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is Samantha’s boyfriend; Andrea and Dena
are her friends; Regina and Howard are
her parents; and Tracey is her secretary;
Frank the building doorman.
Cast: Christina Applegate (Samantha
Newly), Jean Smart (Regina Newly),
Kevin Dunn (Howard Newly), Jennifer
Esposito (Andrea), Barry Watson (Todd),
Melissa McCarthy (Dena), Tim Russ
(Frank), Joy Osmanski (Tracey). Credits:
Executive Producer: Peter Traugott, Donald
Todd, Cecelia Ahern. Producer: John
Amodeo. Music: Jan Stevens.
1057 Samurai 7. (Cartoon; IFC; Pre-
miered: April 1, 2006)
An animated adaptation of the classic
Japanese movie The Seven Samurai (basis
of the American film The Magnificent
Seven) about seven fearless Samurai who
come to the aid of farmers in the village
of Kanna who are being persecuted by a
group of mechanized Samurai called No-
biser. Kambei is the leader of the Samurai
Seven; his associates are Gorobei (also a
gifted entertainer), Katsushiro (the young-
est member who has not yet experienced
true battle), Kikuchiyo (a farmer who had
his body forged with a mechanized ex-
oskeleton to become a robot-like warrior),
Shichiroji (Kambei’s right-hand man),
Heihachi (a craftsman who forges their
weapons); Kyuzo (is the mysterious man
who joined with Kambei to defeat the No-
biser). Farmer Rikichi, Kirara and Mosuke
are residents of Kanna.
Voice Cast: R. Bruce Elliott (Kambei),
Sean Teague (Katsuchiro), Christopher
Sobat (Kikuchiyo), Bob Carter (Gorobei),
Greg Ayres (Heihachi), Duncan Brannan
(Shichiroji), Colleen Clinkenbeard (Kiari),
Kyle Hebert (Farmer Mosuke), J. Michael
Tatum (Farmer Rikichi). Credits: Pro-
ducer: Kazuhiko Inomata, Daisuke Ito.
Music: Eitetsu Hayashi, Kaoru Wada.
1058 The Sarah Silverman Pro-
gram. (Comedy; Comedy Central; Pre-
miered: February 1, 2007)
1059 / Saturday
A rather raunchy comedy (an “R” rated
version of Seinfeld ) that focuses on the life
a Sarah Silverman, a very pretty stand-up,
foul-mouthed comedian, who has little re-
spect for anyone. Sarah is single and lives
with her dog, Doug. Her best friend is her
(real life) sister, Laura, and she lives next
door to Brian and Steve, two unkempt and
dim-witted gay lovers. Stories relate the
incidents that affect Sarah in her everyday
life—and how she goes about dealing with
them (not using her beauty to accomplish
things, but her truly nasty attitude and
being as a mean as she can be. She is num-
ber one—and she let’s those she deals with
know it).
Cast: Sarah Silverman (Herself ), Laura
Silverman (Herself ), Brian Posehn (Brian),
Steve Agee (Steve), Jay Johnson (Officer
Jay McPherson), Laura Marano (Young
Sarah; flashbacks). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Sarah Silverman, Dan Sterling,
Heidi Herzon, Rob Schrab. Producer: Erin
O’Malley. Music: Adam Berry.
1059 Saturday Night Live. (Com-
edy; NBC; Premiered: October 11, 1975)
“Live from New York, it’s Saturday
Night.” Musical acts coupled with topical
comedy sketches.
Cast (2008): Fred Armisen, Will Forte,
Bill Hader, Darrell Hammond, Seth Mey-
ers, Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Andy
Samberg, Jason Sudeikis, Kenan Thomp-
son, Kristen Wiig, Casey Wilson, Mi-
chaela Watkins, Abby Elliott.
1060 Saving Grace. (Crime Drama;
TNT; Premiered: July 23, 2007)
Grace Hanadarko is a pretty, but rather
uncouth detective with the Oklahoma
City Police Department (she drinks,
smokes, curses and does what she wants to
do — like having an affair with her mar-
ried partner, Ham Dewey). One night,
while partying with her friend Rhetta,
Grace has a bit too much to drink and al-
though she knows better, she decides to
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drive herself home. Along the way she hits
a man walking by the side of the road and
evokes the name of God (“Dear God,
please help me”) when she realizes what
she has done. Suddenly, an angel ap-
pears —“I’m Earl, what do you need?”
(Earl’s assignment is to help mortals who
need one last chance to redeem them-
selves. Grace, being who she is, is headed
for Hell but God has given her one last
chance to redeem herself and assigned Earl
that task). Earl explains why he appeared,
but Grace believes she is having an alco-
holic blackout and refuses to accept what
she is seeing. Earl reveals his angelic wings,
magically transports Grace to a high cliff
then returns her to the scene of the acci-
dent — but what accident? All traces of
what Grace did have disappeared. As
Grace comes to her senses, she accepts the
fact that Earl is an angel and has been sent
to help her (Earl can’t be there for Grace all
the time and he is not permitted to help
her solve crimes; he appears to guide her
when he feels she is straying from a right-
eous path). Although Grace has accepted
Earl, she has not really changed. She is still
on a path of self-destruction and Earl’s job
to redeem her has become more difficult.
Despite what she does in her private life,
Grace is totally dedicated to work; some-
how she manages to keep both worlds sep-
arate. Stories follow Grace as she attempts
to solve crimes and Earl’s efforts to make
Grace see the light and turn over a new
leaf. Bobby Stillwell is Grace’s nephew (the
son of her late sister who died in the Ok-
lahoma City bombing); Butch Ada is a de-
tective who also works with Grace.
Cast : Holly Hunter (Grace Hana-
darko), Leon Rippy (Earl), Kenneth John-
son (Ham Dewey), Laura San Giacomo
(Rhetta Rodriquez), Gregory Norman-
Cruz (Bobby Stillwater), Bailey Chase
(Butch Ada), Bokeem Woodbine (Leon
Cooley). Credits: Executive Producer:
Nancy Miller, Gary A. Randall. Producer:
John Ryan, Artie Mandelberg, Holly
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Hunter. Associate Producer: Katrin Good-
win. Music: Susan Marder.
1061 Say Yes to the Dress. (Reality;
TLC; Premiered: October 12, 2007)
A look at brides to be, the clientele of
Kleinfeld Bridal in Manhattan, as they at-
tempt to find the wedding dress of their
dreams.
Host: Ronald Rothstein, Mara Urshel.
Credits: Producer: Nicole Sorrenti.
1062 Scare Tactics. (Reality; Sci Fi;
April 1, 2003 to August 13, 2008)
Candid Camera styled series that uses
hidden cameras to capture the reactions of
people caught in scary situations (like
haunted houses or encounters with ghosts
or other supernatural creatures).
Host: Shannen Doherty, Stephen Bald-
win, Tracy Morgan. Credits: Executive
Producer: Scott Hallock, Kevin Healey.
Producer: Becky Jacobus. Music: Damon
Zwicker.
1063 Scrubs. (Comedy; NBC; Octo-
ber 2, 2001 to May 14, 2008)
Sacred Heart Hospital is a medical facil-
ity that appears to be staffed by doctors
and nurses who appear to know what they
are doing (when it comes to saving a pa-
tient’s life) but at other times they look to
be escapees from a mental institution as
their antics are anything but normal. Par-
ticular focus is on John Dorian, called
J.D., a naïve but bright and upcoming
doctor who doesn’t realize his own poten-
tial, a situation that causes him to en-
counter numerous mishaps as he learns the
ins and outs of medicine in the unreal
world of Sacred Heart. Switched to ABC
on January 6, 2009.
Cast : Zach Braff (Dr. John Dorian),
Sarah Chalke (Dr. Elliot Reid), Donald
Faison (Dr. Christopher Turk), Courteney
Cox (Dr. Taylor Maddox), John C. Mc-
Ginley (Dr. Perry Cox), Ken Jenkins (Dr.
Bob Keso), Judy Reyes (Nurse Carla Es-
pinosa), Neil Flynn (The Janitor), Aloma
Sesame / 1066
Wright (Nurse Laverne Roberts), Christa
Miller ( Jordan Sullivan), Elizabeth Banks
(Dr. Kim Briggs). Robert Maschio (Dr.
Todd Quinlan). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Bill Lawrence. Co-Executive Pro-
ducer: Tad Quill, Bill Callahan, Matt
Tarses, Tim Hobert, Gabrielle Allan, Eric
Weinberg, Neil Goldman, Garrett Dono-
van. Producer: Mychelle Deschamps, Mike
Schwartz, Mark Stegemann, Deb Ford-
ham, Janae Bakken, Randall Winston.
Music: Jan Stevens, Chris Link, Chad
Fisher, Tim Bright.
1064 Secrets of the Dead. (Reality;
PBS; Premiered: May 15, 2000)
Modern-day forensic science is used to
investigate historic mysteries to discover
what really happened.
Credits: Executive Producer: Anthony
Chapman, Beth Hopper, Simon An-
dreaem, David Dugan, Simon Berthon,
Liz McLeod, Ian Duncan. Music: Glenn
Keiles, Howard Davidson, Brian Williams,
Paul Farrer.
1065 Semi-Homemade Cooking
with Sandra Lee. (Cooking; Food Net-
work; Premiered: September 1, 2003)
Cookbook author Sandra Lee prepares
meals that make the use of specially se-
lected products purchased at the super
market.
Host: Sandra Lee. Credits: Supervising
Producer: Jenni Gilroy. Producer: Julie Ep-
stein. Music: Randy Lee.
1066 Sesame Street. (Children; PBS;
Premiered: November 10, 1969)
Various entertainment geared to chil-
dren to teach reading skills, the alphabet,
counting and the ability to solve prob-
lems — all presented through the helpful
(and not so helpful) Muppet creations of
Jim Henson who live on anywhere street in
any anywhere city or town called Sesame
Street.
Principal Cast: Bob McGrath (Bob),
Loretta Long (Susan), Northern J. Cal-
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loway (David), Sonia Manzano (Maria),
Roscoe Orman (Gordon), Emilio Delgado
(Luis), Linda Bove (Linda), Alaina Reed
(Olivia), Will Lee (Mr. Hooper), Julianne
Buescher (Sherry Netherlands), Tyler
James Williams (Tyler), Alison Bartlett
(Dr. Gina Jefferson), Miles Orman
(Miles), Bill McCutcheon (Uncle Dud-
ley). Muppet Voices: Carroll Spinney, Jim
Henson, Frank Oz, Richard Hunt, Brian
Muehl, David Rudman. Credits: Pro-
ducer: Jon Stone, Dulcy Singer, Todd
Broder, Eva Saks, Lewis Bernstein, Ann
Burgund, Kevin Clash, David D. Connell,
Joan Ganz Cooney, Robert Cunniff, Me-
lissa Dino, Nina Elias-Bamberger, Steve
Garfinkel, Karen Ialacci, Robert Kirbyson,
Lynn Klugman, Henry B. Lee, Margaret
Murphy, Carol-Lynne Parente, Lynn Ro-
goff, Edith Zornow.
1067 7 Lives X-posed. (Erotica;
Playboy Channel; Premiered: October 21,
2001)
Adults only reality series in which or-
dinary people compete in sexually oriented
challenges to become the best love-making
couple. Adult film actress Devinn Lane
hosts and judges which contestants go
(weakest performers) and those who stay.
Host: Devinn Lane. Credits: Executive
Producer: Kelly Cauthen. Producer: Tom
Lazarus, Adam Cianciola, Randy Rowen.
1068 Sex Court. (Erotica; Playboy
Channel; Premiered: August 7, 1998)
Take off on legitimate broadcast judge
programs wherein people with sexual is-
sues present their cases to a gorgeous
“judge.” Verdicts do not award money; in-
stead losers must perform some sort of sex-
ual act.
Judge: Julie Strain. Bailiff: Alexandra
Silk. Sex Therapist: Brittany Andrews.
Bodyguard: Stephanie Swinney. Credits:
Executive Producer: Tammara Wells, Gui-
ditta Tornetta. Producer: Will Robertson,
Scott Cope.
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1069 Sexcetera. (Reality; Playboy
Channel; Premiered: 1999)
Explicit, factual series that presents (in
a humorous light) reports on human sex-
uality (from fetishes to sex expos).
Anchor: Crystal Smith. Reporters:
Thomas Archer, Valerie Baber, Susanna
Breslin, Hoyt Christopher, Frank Gian-
otti, Lauren Hays, Asante Jones, Gretchen
Massey, Scott Potasnik, Kira Reed. An-
nouncer: Geno Mitchelini. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Frank Martin, Rudy Poe,
Paul Cockerill. Supervising Producer: Ross
Duke, Perry Chasin, Aliyah Silverstein.
Producer: Kira Reed. Music: Jerrold Launer.
1070 Sexy Girls Next Door. (Erot-
ica; Playboy Channel; Premiered: 2004)
Very sexy and gorgeous young women
are brought together for a chance to be-
come a Playboy magazine centerfold.
Cameras capture not only the competition
but the private thoughts and intimate se-
crets of the girls as they speak directly to
the camera. The girls (identified by a first
name only) bare all as they compete in var-
ious challenges; the episode titles and their
tag lines are just as alluring (for example,
“Fast and Curious. Yummy adult-biz wan-
nabes expose their goodies for stardom”
and “Wild Things. A threesome of buxom
hotties are waiting to pounce on adult
fame”). The one girl who possesses the
perfect figure as well as an alluring person-
ality becomes a Playmate of the Month.
Host: Michele Rogers.
1071 Sexy Urban Legends. (Erot-
ica; Playboy Channel; Premiered: May 15,
2002)
Adult themed recreations of sexually
based urban legends.
Host: Darren Scott.
1072 Shark. (Crime Drama; CBS;
September 21, 2006–May 20, 2008)
Sebastian Stark, called Shark, is a bril-
liant defense lawyer. He is divorced from
Claire and the father of 16-year-old Julie.
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To Stark, the legal system is a game he
plays for fun and profit. After one case,
however, when Stark wins the acquittal of
a wife beater, his world is turned upside
down when the man he freed kills his wife.
Shortly after, Manuel Delgado, the mayor
of Los Angeles, approaches Stark and asks
him to head the High Profile Unit of the
District Attorney’s Office. Feeling guilty
for what has just happened, Stark accepts
the offer and is assigned a staff of young
prosecutors by Jessica Devlin, the D.A.:
Richie Casey Woodland (the son of a sen-
ator. He is charming and good with a jury
but weak on facts); Billie Willis (passion-
ate but emotion clouds her judgment);
Martin Allende (great on paper [writes for
the Law Review] but weak on his feet);
Raina Troy (has major authority problems;
she is, as Stark says, “a citation waiting to
happen”); and Madeline Poe (a volunteer
who hopes to become a lawyer). Stark,
once a brilliant defense attorney is now a
brilliant prosecutor with a raw staff he
must nature and teach how to apply his
shark-like ruthless defense tactics into
shark-like prosecutions. Stories follow
Stark and his team as they prosecute cases
for the D.A.
Cast: James Woods (Sebastian Stark),
Jeri Ryan ( Jessica Devlin), Danielle Pana-
baker ( Julie Stark), Sophina Brown (Raina
Troy), Sarah Carter (Madeline Poe), Sam
Page (Richie Woodland), Alexis Cruz
(Martin Allende), Lindsay Frost (Claire
Stark), Carlos Gomez (Manuel Delgado),
Lynn Whitfield (Anita Astin), Romy Rose-
mont (Margaret Pool). Credits: Executive
Producer: Ian Biederman, Brian Glazer,
David Nevins. Producer: Robert Del Valle.
Music: Sean Callery.
1073 Shear Genius. (Reality; Bravo;
April 11, 2007 to August 27, 2008)
A behind-the-scenes look at the prepa-
rations that go into producing a fashion
show (or other major event). A weekly
competition is interwoven into the pres-
Shield / 1075
entation wherein a group of hairstylists at-
tempt to outdo each other for the honor of
becoming the country’s best hair stylist.
Host: Jaclyn Smith. Judges: Sally Her-
shberger, Michael Cail, Rene Fris. Mod-
els: Erin Haglund, Adam Kaloustian.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mark Koops.
Producer: Erin Haglund, Adam Kaloust-
ian.
1074 Shelter. (Drama; Here!; Pre-
miered: 2007)
A specialized series (geared toward gays)
about a young man (Zach) who works at
a dead end job but finds pleasure in
surfing, drawing and hanging out with his
best friend (Gabe). Love enters the picture
when Zach meets Gabe’s older brother
(Shaun) when Shaun is drawn to Zach’s
selfishness and talent as an artist. Stories
follow Zach’s life as he begins a relationship
with Shaun while struggling to help his
needy sister care for her son.
Cast : Trevor Wright (Zach), Ross
Thomas (Gabe), Brad Rowe (Shaun), Tina
Holmes ( Jeanne), Jackson Worth (Cody),
Albert Reed (Billy), Katie Walder (Tori),
Matt Bushell (Alan). Credits: Executive
Producer: Anne Clements, Paul Colich-
man, Stephen P. Jarchow. Co-Executive
Producer: Meredith Kadlec. Producer: J.D.
Disalvatore. Associate Producer: Chris Paniz-
zon. Music: J. Peter Robinson.
1075 The Shield. (Crime Drama; FX;
March 12, 2002 to November 25, 2008)
An unconventional, graphic police
drama that focuses on the less-than-hon-
orable members of the Strike Team, an
elite unit of the Los Angeles Police De-
partment. The unit’s officers are corrupt
but effective cops. Detective Vic Mackey
leads the team. He is considered a rogue
cop as he operates under his own set of
rules. David Aceveda, the captain, is seek-
ing to advance his political ambitions. He
dislikes Vic’s tactics and wants him out of
the unit. Claudette Wyms is a veteran de-
tective who plays both sides of the fence.
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She understands Vic and understands
David. She manipulates both to achieve
her goal.
Cast: Michael Chiklis (Det. Vic Mac-
key), Benito Martinez (Capt. David Ace-
veda), C.C.H. Pounder (Det. Claudette
Wyms), Glenn Close (Capt. Monica
Rawling), Catherine Dent (Off. Danielle
Sofer), Michael Jace (Off. Julien Lowe),
Kenny Johnson (Det. Curtis “Lemonhead”
Lemansky), Walter Goggins (Det. Shane
Vendrell), Jay Karnes (Det. Holland
“Dutch” Wagenbach), Forest Whitaker
(Lt. John Kavanaugh), David Rees Snell
(Det. Ron Gardocki). Credits: Executive
Producer: Shawn Ryan, Scott Brazil. Co-
Executive Producer: Reed Steiner, Kevin
Arkadie. Supervising Producer: Glenn Maz-
zara. Producer: Craig Yahata, Kurt Sutter,
Dean White, Kevin G. Cremin, Adam
Fierro, Paul Marks.
1076 Simply Ming. (Cooking; PBS;
Premiered: August 1, 2003)
Cooking program devoted to showing
viewers how to prepare meals with an ori-
ental flavor.
Host : Ming Tsai. Credits: Producer:
Ming Tsai, Deborah J. Hurley.
1077 The Simpsons. (Cartoon; Fox;
Premiered: December 17, 1989)
Adult cartoon about a totally moronic
father (Homer Simpson), his level-headed
wife (Marge) and their children, Bart
(troublemaker), Lisa (sensible) and infant
Maggie.
Voice Cast: Dan Castellaneta (Homer
Simpson), Julie Kavner (Marge Simpson),
Nancy Cartwright (Bart Simpson), Yeard-
ley Smith (Lisa Simpson), Pamela Hayden
(Millhouse Van Houten), Hank Azaria
(Chief Wiggum), Harry Shearer (Kent
Brockman), Tress MacNeille (Agnes Skin-
ner), Marcia Wallace (Edna Kranappel),
Hank Azaria (Apu/Moe), Harry Shearer
(Mr. Burns/Smithers/Ned Flanders), Dan
Castellaneta (Krusty the Klown/Barney).
Credits: Executive Producer: James L.
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Brooks, Matt Groening, Sam Simon,
Mike Scully, Phil Roman, David X.
Cohen, Matt Selman. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Jay Kogan, Wallace Wolodarsky,
David Richardson, Harold Kimmel. Pro-
ducer: Ron Hauge, Frank Mula, Jeff Mar-
tin, Jon Vitti, John Swartzweider, Conan
O’Brien, Richard Raynis, David Silver-
man, George Meyer, Richard Sakai, Do-
minick Cary, Dennis Sirkot, Max Pross,
David Mirkin, Tom Gemmill, Bonita
Pietilar. Music: Danny Elfman, Richard
Gibbs, Alf Clausen, Arthur B. Rubinstein,
Patrick Williams.
1078 Skunk Fu. (Cartoon; CW; Sep-
tember 22, 2007 to September 25, 2008)
Martial arts expert Skunk Fu and his
friends Rabbit, Tiger and Fox, protect
their home, the Valley, from the evil Black
Dragon and his army of Ninja Monkeys.
Voice Cast : Jules Dejongh (Skunk),
Paul Tylands (Panda), Rod Goodall (Dra-
gon), Tony Acworth (Bird). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Paul Cummins, Tom Van
Waveren, Paul Young. Producer: Jordan
Gaucher. Music: Chris Bemand.
1079 Smallville. (Drama; WB/CW;
Premiered: October 16, 2001)
Events in the life of Clark Kent before
he would become Superman. It begins in
1989 in Smallville Kansas. On a clear after-
noon, Smallville is struck by a devastating
meteor shower. A childless farm couple,
Jonathan and Martha Kent, are almost
killed when a meteor passes over their
truck and causes them to crash. They are
rescued by a three-year-old baby who
emerges from a crashed rocket that had
been part of the meteor shower. The un-
harmed baby is actually Kal-El, the lone
survivor of the doomed planet Krypton.
Moments before Krypton exploded, Kal-
El’s parents ( Jor-El and Lara) placed him
in an experimental rocket programmed to
land on Earth. Also part of the meteor
shower were fragments of Kryptonite,
green remnants of the planet that can now
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kill Kal-El if he is exposed to it. It is 200l
when Smallville is next seen. The baby,
raised by Jonathan and Martha, is now a
teenager known as Clark Kent. When
Clark begins to develop his powers,
Jonathan tells Clark about his past and
that he must keep his powers secret and
only use them for good. Episodes follow
Clark as he struggles to live a normal life
while adjusting to the fact that he is differ-
ent from everyone else. Chloe Sullivan,
Lana Lang, Pete Ross and Whitney Ford-
ham attend Smallville High School with
Clark (2001; Whitney and Pete are later
dropped). Lex Luthor, a few years older
than Clark, was, at first his friend, the head
of the Luthor Corporation Fertilizer Plant
(the thought of wealth and power cor-
rupted him). Chloe, a reporter for the
school newspaper, The Torch, progresses
to become a reporter for The Daily Planet
in nearby Metropolis (Lois Lane, who is
introduced as a reporter for a paper called
The Inquisitor, later becomes associated
with The Daily Planet). Lana, who runs
the local hangout, The Talon, later heads
the Isis Foundation (which helps people
embrace their powers). Jonathan later suc-
cumbs to a heart attack and Martha,
working first for Lex, becomes a State sen-
ator. Lionel Luther is Lex’s ruthless bil-
lionaire father; Jimmy Olsen is the cub re-
porter on The Daily Planet; Tess Mercer
becomes the acting C.E.O. of Luthor
Corp. (in 2008 when Lex is believed to
have disappeared in an arctic wasteland);
Davis Bloom, a paramedic is battling a
growing darkness in him (that causes him
to become the evil Doomsday); Perry
White is the editor of The Daily Planet.
Kara is Clark’s cousin (the daughter of his
father’s brother, Zor-El), the only other
known survivor from Krypton (she was
sent on a mission by her father before the
planet exploded. Her ship was caught in
the meteor shower and plunged into the
sea. Kara was placed in a sate of suspended
animation and awoke when the Smallville
Smash / 1080
dam broke and activated her ship’s life
support system. She managed to find
Clark and is now stranded on Earth and
must learn to live life as a human). On oc-
casion, Clark (who begins work as a pa-
perboy on The Daily Planet in 2008) re-
ceives help in battling crime from Bart
Allen (alias The Flash), Oliver Queen
(alias The Green Arrow), Arthur “A.C.”
Curry (alias Aquaman), Victor Stone (alias
Cyborg) and, although more evil than
good, Dinah Lance (alias Black Canary).
Cast: Tom Welling (Clark Kent), Kris-
tin Kreuk (Lana Lang), John Schneider
( Jonathan Kent), Annette O’Toole (Mar-
tha Kent), Michael Rosenbaum (Lex
Luthor), Allison Mack (Chloe Sullivan),
Sam Jones III (Pete Ross), Erica Durance
(Lois Lane), Aaron Ashmore ( Jimmy
Olsen), Michael McKean (Perry White),
Terence Stamp ( Jor-El), Wendy Chme-
lauskas (Laura Lang), Laura Vandervoot
(Kara), Cassidy Freeman (Tess Mercer),
Sam Witwer (Davis Bloom/Doomsday),
Alaina Kalanji (Dinah Lance/Black Ca-
nary), John Glover (Lionel Luthor), Ben
Odberg (Lewis Lang), Justin Hartley
(Oliver Queen), Kyle Gallner (Bart Allen),
Lee Thompson Young (Victor Stone),
Alan Ritchson (Arthur Curry). Flashback
Cast : Malkolm Alburguenque (Young
Clark Kent), Jade Unterman (Young Lana
Lang), Connor Stanhope (Young Lex
Luthor). Credits: Executive Producer: Al-
fred Gough, Miles Millar, Joe Davola,
Michael Tolfini, Brian Robbins. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Greg Beeman, Alex Taub,
Ken Horton, Steven S. DeKnight. Pro-
ducer: Doris Egan, Michael Green, Greg
Walker, Philip Levens, Todd Slavkin,
David Wilson, Kelly Souder. Supervising
Producer: Mark Verheeden. Music: Mark
Snow, Jeffrey Cain, Gregory Slay, Remy
Zero, Shelby Tate. Theme Vocal: “Save Me”
by Remy Zero.
1080 Smash Lab. (Reality; Discovery
Channel; Premiered: December 28, 2007)
1081 / Snapped
Engineers explore everyday technology
with the object being to adapt it for uses
other than it was intended.
Engineers: Nick Blair, Deanne Bell,
Kevin Cook, Chuck Messer, Reverend
Gadget. Credits: Executive Producer: Tom
Brisley. Producer: Damon Zwicker, Kore-
lan Cone, Philip Lott, Jason S. Edwards,
Peter D. Coogan.
1081 Snapped. (Reality; Oxygen; Pre-
miered: August 6, 2004)
Statistics for the FBI’s Uniform Crime
Reporting Program indicate that seven
percent of the killings that take place are
committed by females. Snapped explores
the cases of women accused of murder
(trying to present for the viewer the reason
why —“From socialites to secretaries, fe-
male killers share one thing in common:
at one point they all snapped”).
Narrator: Sharon Martin. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Stephen Land, Geoffrey
Proud. Co-Executive Producer: Zak Weis-
feld. Supervising Producer: Deborah Daw-
kins. Producer: David Lane, Michael Rog-
ers, Melissa May, Michael Hart, Larissa
Bliss, Todd Moss, Kevin Barry. Music:
Brian Langsbard, Justin Mellard.
1082 So You Think You Can
Dance. (Reality; Fox; July 20, 2005 to
August 7, 2008)
Contestants perform dance routines for
$100,000 and a one-year contract with Ce-
line Dion’s Las Vegas nightclub show. Par-
ticipants perform a specialty dance each
week — one with a professional partner,
the other as a solo. Home audience votes
determine which teams are eliminated.
The couple with the highest votes on the
final episode is the winner.
Host : Lauren Sanchez, Cat Deeley.
Judge: Cat Deeley, Nigel Lythgoe, Mary
Murphy. Credits: Executive Producer:
Nigel Lythgoe, Simon Fuller, Allen Sha-
piro. Senior Producer: James Breen, Jeff
Thacker. Producer: Nicola Gaha, Bonnie
Lythgoe, Simon Lythgoe. Associate Pro-
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ducer: Norm Betts, Mike Yuichuck, Tuc-
ker Smith.
1083 Solitary. (Reality; Fox Reality
Channel; Premiered: June 5, 2006)
A reality series with a game show-like
format wherein contestants who claim to
possess psychic abilities, compete in rather
difficult psychological experiments for the
top prize of $50,000. Contestants do not
see each other and are guided by a voice
identified only as “Val.”
Credits: Executive Producer: Bob Bo-
den. Co-Executive Producer: Noel Siegel.
Producer: Andrew J. Golder, Lincoln D.
Hiatt, Duke Straub. Music: Jason Miller,
Evan Hasse.
1084 The Soup. (Comedy; E!; Pre-
miered: July 1, 2004)
If comedy had a weekly news program,
The Soup would fill the bill. Each episode
is a recap of the week’s most noteworthy
comical events — from sports, politics, re-
ality shows and even home shopping pro-
grams.
Host: Joel McHale. Credits: Executive
Producer: Barbara Wellner, Jay James, Ed-
ward Boyd. Co-Executive Producer: Boyd
Vico, K.P. Anderson. Supervising Producer:
Greg Fideler. Producer: Kelly Andrews,
Hathaway Loftus, Aaron Barrocas.
1085 South of Nowhere. (Drama;
The N; Premiered: November 4, 2005)
Serial-like episodes that relate incidents
in the lives of Spencer Carlin, her natural
brother, Glen and her adopted, African-
American brother, Clay as they move from
a small town to Los Angeles and experi-
ence, for the first time, the fast-paced eth-
nically diverse life of the big city. Arthur
and Paula are their parents.
Cast: Gabrielle Christian (Spencer Car-
lin), Chris Hunter (Glen Carlin), Danso
Gordon (Clay Carlin), Maeve Quinlan
(Paula Carlin), Rob Moran (Arthur Car-
lin), Mandy Musgrave (Ashley Davies),
Aasha Davis (Chelsea Lewis), Austen
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Parros (Sean Miller), Eileen April Boylan
(Kyla Woods), Valery M. Ortiz (Madison
Duarte), Marissa Lauren (Sherry Pena).
Credits: Executive Producer: Tommy Lynch.
Co-Executive Producer: Nancylee Myatt.
Producer: Greg Hampson, Jonas E. Agin,
Gary L. Stephenson. Music: Lee Wall.
1086 South Park. (Cartoon; Com-
edy Central; August 13, 1997 to November
19, 2008)
Eric, Kenny, Kyle and Stan are third
graders who live in the small town of
South Park, Colorado. They are foul-
mouthed and nasty. Weird things happen
in South Park and stories relate the kids’
mishaps in a not-so-typical town.
Voice Cast: Trey Parker (Stan Marsh/
Eric Cartman/Randy Marsh), Matt Stone
(Kyle Brofhovski/Stuart McCormick/
Kenny McCormick), Eliza Schneider
(Wendy Testaburger), Grace Lazar (Wendy
Testaburger), Mary Kay Bergman (Wendy
Testaburger), Eliza Schneider (Liane Cart-
man/Sharon Marsh), April Stewart (Laine
Cartman/Sharon Marsh), Isaac Hayes
(Chef ). Credits: Executive Producer: Anne
Garefino, Matt Stone, Trey Parker, Deb-
orah Liebling, Brian Grading. Supervising
Producer: Frank C. Agnone. Producer: Kyle
McCulloch, Bruce Howell, Eric Stough,
Erica Rivinoja. Music: Adam Bery, Jamie
Dunlap. Scott Nickoley.
1087 Speeders. (Reality; Court TV/
Tru TV; Premiered: June 7, 2007)
Actual videos of speeders breaking the
law then facing justice as they are caught
by police is the focal point of the program.
See also Speeders Fight Back (program 512).
Narrator: Daniel Staniszewski. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Barry Poznick,
John Stephens. Supervising Producer: Chris-
tine Cavalieri. Producer: Rachel Brill Stel-
lar, Dan Sacks. Associate Producer: Heather
Dreiling, Heather Manrosi.
1088 Spike’s Most Amazing Videos.
(Reality; Spike TV; Premiered: February
11, 2006)
Squirrel / 1090
A collection of shocking videos culled
from both professional and amateur pho-
tographers.
Narrator: Stacy Keach, Jr. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Robyn Nash, Andrew
Jebb, Debra Weeks, Bruce Nash. Senior
Segment Producer: Steve Marmalstein, Tim
Stokes. Segment Producer: Heidi Marie
Paglisisotto, Brent Young, James Crite,
Bernard Neto, Beth Humphreys. Music:
Shawn Clement.
1089 SpongeBob SquarePants.
(Cartoon; Nickelodeon; Premiered: May 1,
1999)
Bikini Bottom is an underwater city in-
habited by a number of unusual sea crea-
tures, most notably SpongeBob Square-
Pants, a square somewhat naïve sponge
who is dense to what is happening around
him. He lives in a pineapple and works as
a fry cook at a diner called Krusty Krab.
His antics as he frolics with his friends is
the premise of the series.
Voice Cast: Tom Kenny (SpongeBob
SquarePants), Bill Fagerbakke (Patrick
Star), Lori Alan (Pearl Krabs), Carolyn
Lawrence (Sandy Cheeks), Rodger Bum-
pass (Squidward Tentacles), Clancy Brown
(Eugene H. Krabs), Mary Jo Catlett
(SpongeBob’s mother), Tom Kenny
(SpongeBob’s father), Mr. Lawrence (Shel-
don J. Plankton), Ernest Borgnine (Mer-
maid Man), Tim Conway (Barnacle Boy).
Credits: Executive Producer: Stephen Hil-
lenburg. Supervising Producer: Derek Dry-
mon, Paul Tibbitt. Producer: Helen Kala-
fatic, Anne Michaund, Donna Castricone.
Music: Bradley Carow.
1090 Squirrel Boy. (Cartoon; Car-
toon Network; Premiered: May 28, 2006)
Rodney, an intelligent squirrel, and
Andy Johnson, his best friend, share end-
less misadventures as Rodney involves
Andy in a variety of inane schemes.
Voice Cast: Pamela Adlon (Andy John-
son), Richard Steven Horvitz (Rodney J.
Squirrel), Kurtwood Smith (Mr. Johnson),
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Nancy Sullivan (Mrs. Johnson), Charles
Shaunghnessy (Archie the Rabbit). Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Everett Peck. Pro-
ducer: Pernelle Hayes. Music: Erik Godal,
Brad Benedict, Mark Fontana.
1091 Stag: A Test of Love. (Reality;
Cinemax; Premiered: November 3, 2007)
Raunchy late night series that showcases
the antics that occur at bachelor parties.
The twist: the bachelor and his intended
bride are shown the party video—with the
soon-to-become bride’s reactions being the
focal point of the program.
Host: Tommy Habeeb. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Tommy Habeeb. Supervis-
ing Producer: Knick Tran. Producer: Mar-
shall Hays. Director: Mike Rodgers, Knick
Tran.
1092 Star Camp. (Reality; Internet;
Premiered: July 22, 2007)
A Nickelodeon-produced Internet se-
ries that attempts to create a group of tal-
ented children and turn them into “mul-
timedia mega stars.” Ten children who
possess various musical abilities (from
singing, rapping and dancing) are trained
(with the help of music industry singers,
musicians and producers) to become “the
next big stars.”
Host: Nick Cannon. Credits: Executive
Producer: Ray A. Brown, Nick Cannon,
Quincy Jones III, Sean McNair. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Mack Hodges. Producer:
Alisha Takahashi.
1093 Stargate Atlantis. (Adventure;
Sci Fi; July 16, 2004 to January 9, 2009)
A spin off from Stargate SG-1. A Stargate
is an alien portal that allows travel to plan-
ets that also support a Stargate. When the
fabled Lost City of Atlantis is discovered
on a distant planet in the Pegasus Galaxy,
a military team is formed to begin an ex-
ploration. Dr. Elizabeth Weir and Major
John Sheppard are chosen to head the
team. Unfortunately, the trip through their
Stargate is a one-way trip because Atlantis
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supports no such technology for a return
trip. Their mission is to investigate the se-
crets of Atlantis and bring back to Earth
the treasures they may uncover. Now, with
no support from Earth, or means of rescue,
the team must find a power source to ac-
tivate the Stargate and return home. In the
meantime, their lives and the lives of the
peace-loving aliens of Atlantis, are threat-
ened by the Wraith, evil life-draining be-
ings who seek to destroy the Stargate ex-
plorers — and anything else that gets in
their way. Elizabeth is 35 years old and can
speak five languages. John is a mathemat-
ical genius. Teyla, a native of Atlantis, is
the unofficial leader of her people. Dr.
Rodney McKay, an arrogant astrophysi-
cist, is the world’s leading authority on
Stargate technology. Aiden is a trigger-
happy lieutenant determined to destroy
the Wraith. Carson is the team’s doctor
and possesses a rare gene that allows him
to use the ancient Atlantian technology.
Cast: Torri Higginson (Dr. Elizabeth
Weir), Joe Flanigan (Major John Shep-
pard), Rachel Luttrell (Teyla Emmagan),
Paul McGillon (Dr. Carson Beckett),
David Hewlett (Dr. Rodney McKay),
Rainbow Francks (Lt. Aiden Ford), Jason
Momoa (Ranon Dex), Robert Picardo
(Richard Woolsey). Credits: Executive
Producer: Paul Mullie, Brad Wright,
Joseph Mallozzi, Michael Greenberg, Rob-
ert C. Cooper. Co-Executive Producer: Carl
Binder, N. John Smith. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Martin Gero, Martin Wood. Pro-
ducer: John G. Lenic, Alan McCullough,
Ron French. Music: Joel Goldsmith.
1094 The Steve Wilkos Show. (Talk;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2007)
Jerry Springer Show spin off wherein
Jerry’s former security guard takes on the
reigns of his own series to help guests seek
justice for wrongs done to them.
Host: Steve Wilkos. Credits: Executive
Producer: Richard Dominick. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Jerry Springer. Supervising
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Producer: Rachelle Consiglin. Director:
Greg Klazura.
1095 Stone Undercover. (Crime Drama;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2006). Ex-
cop Tom Stone teams with Marina Di-
Luzio, a corporal with the Calgary Com-
mercial Crimes Unit (in Alberta, Canada)
to help her nab people by using his ability
to blend into any scene and get the evi-
dence Marina needs to make an arrest.
Cast : Chris William Martin (Tom
Stone), Janet Kidder (Marina DiLuzio),
Stuart Margolin ( Jack Welch), Brian Stol-
ley (Wally). Credits: Executive Producer:
Doug MacLeod, Tom Cox, Andrew Wreg-
gitt. Producer: Jordy Randall. Music: Tim
McCauley.
1096 Storm Hawks. (Cartoon; Car-
toon Network; Premiered: May 27, 2007)
Atmos is a peace-loving planet that is
suddenly threatened with destruction by
Master Cyclonis, the evil ruler of the Cy-
clonia Empire. To battle the master, the
Sky Knights Squadron (Aerrow, Finn,
Junko, Piper, Stork and Radaar) is formed
and stories relate their battle, transforming
their motorcycles into flying vehicles,
against the Cyclonis.
Voice Cast: Samuel Vincent (Aeerow/
Dark Ace), Chiara Zanni (Piper), Matt
Hill (Finn), Scott McBeil (Stork), Lenore
Zann (Master Cyclonia), Colin Murdock
( Junko). Credits: Executive Producer: Ken
Faier, Asaph Fipke. Producer: Chuck John-
son. Music: Robert Buckley.
1097 Stupidface. (Comedy; Fuel TV;
Premiered: June 7, 2007)
Late night collection of cartoons, paro-
dies, pranks and skits.
Cast : Ted Newsome, Brian Jarvis,
Laban Pheidas, Grant Baciocco, Beth
Shea, Paul Goebel, Danforth France, Josh
Perry, Cozmo Johnson. Credits: Producer:
Laban Pheidias, Scott Allen Perry, Allison
Locke, Brian McNelt, Susannah Mills.
Co-Producer: Bryan O’Connell, Stacey
Super / 1100
Perry, Jamie Mitchell, Josh Perry. Music:
Davin Wood, Scott Allen Perry.
1098 The Suite Life of Zack and
Cody. (Comedy; Disney; March 18, 2005
to April 24, 2008)
Zack and Cody are the twin 12-year-
old sons of lounge singer Carey Martin.
While Carey’s husband, rock star Kirk
Martin is on the road, she and her sons re-
side at the Tipton Hotel in Boston. Stories
relate Zack and Cody’s antics as they cause
numerous problems for all concerned.
London is the spoiled daughter of the
hotel owner (Mr. Tipton); Mr. Moseby is
the hotel manager; Maddie is the gift shop
sales girl. See also The Suite Life on Deck.
Cast : Kim Rhodes (Carey Martin),
Cole Sprouse (Cody Martin), Dylan
Sprouse (Zack Martin), Brenda Song
(London Tipton), Ashley Tisdale (Mad-
die Fitzpatrick), Phill Lewis (Mr. Moseby),
Adrian R’Mante (Estaban), Robert Torti
(Kirk Martin). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Danny Kallis, Irene Dreayer. Co-
Executive Producer: Jim Geoghan. Pro-
ducer: Walter Barnett, Adam Lapidus, Jeny
Quine, Kelly Sandefur. Music: Gary Scott.
Theme: “The Suite Life” by John Adair,
Steve Harrington.
1099 Sunset Tan. (Reality; E!; Pre-
miered: May 28, 2007)
A look at the inner workings of a tan-
ning salon (Sunset Tan in Los Angeles)—
its employees and the people who, despite
living in sunny California, are unable to
tan naturally and require artificial means.
Cast : Jeff Boz, Nick D’Anna, Holly
Huddleston, Janelle Perry, Molly Shea,
Keely Williams, Erin Tietsort, Alek Car-
rera, Katie Lohmann, Sunshine Deia Tutt.
Credits: Executive Producer: Mechelle
Collins, Kevin Dill. Co-Executive Producer:
Carl Buehl. Associate Producer: Teresa Hsu.
Music: Matt Vowles.
1100 Super Why. (Cartoon; PBS;
September 3, 2007)
1101 / Supernanny
Fairy tale characters Red (from “Little
Red Riding Hood”), Princess (from “Prin-
cess and the Pea”) and Whyatt (the
younger brother of Jack from “Jack and
the Beanstalk”) host a program that begins
with a 3-D like tour of a bookshelf. When
a book is selected, the hosts are propelled
into the story to examine what they are
reading. The purpose is to help children
learn how to read by reinforcing word
skills.
Voice Cast: Tajja Isen (Princess Pea),
Siera Florindo (Red Riding Hood), Nic-
hols Castel Vanderburgh (Whyatt), Lan-
don Norris. Credits: Executive Producer:
Wendy Harris. Producer: Beth Stevenson.
Music: Steve D’Angelo, Terry Tompkins.
1101 Supernanny. (Reality; ABC;
Premiered: January 17, 2005)
A real life British nanny attempts to
help families with unruly children.
Nanny: Jo Frost. Credits: Executive
Producer: Mark Rowland, Nick Powell,
Craig Armstrong. Co-Executive Producer:
Amanda Murphy, Nick Emerson, Tony
Yates, Carl Buehl. Supervising Producer:
Barrie Bernstein, Vince Rotonda, Ben
Greenberg. Producer: Rich Hansil, Mi-
chael Gross, Shana Kemp, Philip Lott.
Music: Christopher Franke
1102 Supernatural. (Drama; WB/
CW; Premiered: September 13, 2005)
Dean and Sam Winchester are young
men with a most unusual job: they are
bounty hunters who track down and de-
stroy demons. When Dean was six and
Sam two years of age, an unknown demon
killed their mother (Mary) and set their
father ( John) on a path of vengeance: to
find and destroy that demon (which he
never did). When Dean became of age, he
followed in his father’s footsteps; Sam,
however, chose to attend college. When
that demon again strikes (killing Sam’s
girlfriend, Jessica), Sam joins with Dean
to battle the supernatural and one day find
and destroy the demon that changed their
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lives. John, who was later killed by a
demon, left his sons his notes and a special
gun, designed by the Colt manufacturing
company, that is capable of killing demons
(something they fear and seek to acquire).
Bobby and Tamara (called “Hunters”) as-
sist Sam and Dean as do the mysterious
Ellen and Ruby.
Cast: Jensen Ackles (Dean Winches-
ter), Jared Padalecki (Sam Winchester),
Jeffrey Dean Morgan ( John Winchester),
Samantha Smith (Mary Winchester), Jim
Beaver (Bobby Singer), Katie Cassidy
(Ruby), Caroline Chikezie (Tamara), Ridge
Canipe (Young Dean), Colin Ford (Young
Sam), Samantha Ferris (Ellen Harvelle).
Credits: Executive Producer: Robert Singer,
Eric Kripke, McG. Co-Executive Producer:
Richard Hatem, John Shiban, Kim Man-
ners. Supervising Producer: Philip Sgriccia.
Producer: Cyrus I. Yavneh, Peter Johnson.
Music: Jay Gruska, Christopher Lennertz.
1103 Survivor. (Reality; CBS; May
31, 2002 to December 14, 2008)
Sixteen average Americans compete in
the most grueling series ever produced.
The players are brought to a god-forsaken
island somewhere in the world and divided
into tribes. Here, for 39 days, the players
must live off the land and in a tribe and
perform challenges. Players who fail to
meet expectations face elimination. When
ten players are left they merge into one
team with each attempting to outperform
the other to win a million dollars. The new
season premiered February 12, 2009.
Host : Jeff Probst. Credits: Executive
Producer: Charles Parsons, Tom Shelly,
Mark Burnett. Co-Executive Producer:
Conrad Riggs, Craig Armstrong, Doug
McCallie, Kevin Greene, Viki Cacciatore,
Holly Wofford, Craig Piligian. Supervising
Producer: David Pistkin, Scott Messick.
Music: Jonathan Chen, David Vanacore,
Bobby Sommerfield.
1104 Survivorman. (Reality; Discov-
ery Channel; Premiered: June 6, 2005)
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Outdoorsman Les Stroud tackles nature
by attempting to survive for a week in a
remote location — from deserts to rain
forests — with few supplies.
Host: Les Stroud. Credits: Executive
Producer: Les Stroud. Producer: Stavros C.
Stavrides.
1105 Sushi Pack. (Cartoon; CBS;
Premiered: September 1, 2007)
Ikura, Wasabi, Tako, Masuro and Ma-
guro are pieces of raw sushi that live to
battle crime in Wharf City. Heat is their
only weakness; cool air sustains their pow-
ers and they ask only that you do not eat
them. Their main enemies are Orleander
(a chef who is seeking to prepare them as
a meal) and the evil Legion of Doom.
Voice Cast : Andrew Francis (Ikura),
Rick Adams (Tako), Scott McNeil (Wa-
sabi), Tara Strong (Maguro), Adam Behr
(Titanium Chef ), Chiara Zanni (Kani),
Vincent Tong (Toro), Jeannie Elias, Nicole
Brown. Credits: Executive Producer: Andy
Heyward, Michael Maliana, Jeffrey Con-
rad, Sean Gorman, Ryan Weisbrook. Pro-
ducer: J.C. Cheng, Jim E. Lara. Music and
Theme: Phofo.
1106 Tak and the Power of JuJu.
(Cartoon; Nickelodeon; Premiered: Au-
gust 31, 2007)
Tak is a teenage Shaman’s assistant in a
prehistoric world. He is destined to be-
come a Shaman but unexpected circum-
stances give him the powers 150 years be-
fore his time. Stories follow Tak as he
attempts to balance two worlds—the mys-
tical powers of the Juju (which provide a
Shaman with power) and that of his tribe.
Voice Cast : Hal Sparks (Tak), Kari
Wahlgren ( Jeera), Haylie Johnson ( Jeera;
later), Patrick Warburton (Lok), Maurice
LaMarche (Chief ), Rob Paulsen (Tlaloc).
Credits: Supervising Producer: Audu Pa-
den. Producer: Mitch Watson.
1107 Take Home Handyman. (Re-
ality; TLC; Premiered: March 31, 2007)
Shoppers at Home Depot are ap-
Tell / 1111
proached by carpenter Andrew Dan-
Jumbo who offers to help them with a re-
modeling project. If they accept, cameras
show how a master tackles a job.
Host: Andrew Dan-Jumbo. Credits:
Executive Producer: Craig H. Shepherd,
Peter Nissen, Robin Sestero. Producer:
Kelly Phipps, Michael Amouri.
1108 Talk Sex with Sue Johanson.
(Talk; Oxygen; Premiered: November 3,
2002)
Frank discussions about sex based on
topics suggested by studio audience mem-
bers and from those home viewers who call
during the live telecast. Originally titled
The Sunday Night Sex Show.
Host: Sue Johanson. Credits: Music:
Nicholas Schnier.
1109 Talk Show with Spike Fer-
esten. (Comedy; Fox; Premiered: Sep-
tember 16, 2006)
Former Seinfeld and Simpsons writer
Spike Feresten hosts a show where the
guests do all the work — from delivering
monologues to performing skits.
Host: Spike Feresten. Credits: Executive
Producer: Spike Feresten, Stewart Baily.
Co-Executive Producer: Michael Armow.
Supervising Producer: Joe Furey.
1110 Taxicab Confessions. (Real-
ity; HBO; Premiered: January 1, 1995)
Real people, who hail a taxicab, are un-
knowingly recorded by hidden micro cam-
eras as they talk about their personal lives
(and being on HBO, their sometimes sex-
ual experiences to the driver). At the end
of their ride, passengers are told they were
recorded and, in order for the sequence to
air, they are asked to sign a release.
Taxi Drivers: Chris Moriarty, Brenda
Roman, Todd Phillips. Credits: Supervis-
ing Producer: Julie Anderson, Felicia Ca-
plan, Ted Levy. Producer: Harry Gantz,
Joe Gantz. Music: Don Peake.
1111 Tell Me You Love Me. (Drama;
HBO; September 9, 2007 to July 30, 2008)
1112 / Temptation
Intimacy is explored in rather graphic
detail as three couples, facing psychologi-
cal problems, attempt to overcome their
differences through the counseling of their
therapist, Dr. May Foster. May is happily
married to Arthur; Jamie and Hugo rep-
resent a couple in their twenties; Carolyn
and Palek are the thirties couple; and Katie
and David represent a couple in their for-
ties.
Cast: Jane Alexander (Dr. May Foster),
Ally Walker (Katie), Tim DeKay (David),
Michelle Borth ( Jaime) Luke Farrell Kirby
(Hugo), Sonja Walger (Carolyn), Adam
Scott (Palek), David Selby (Arthur Foster)
Credits: Executive Producer: Patricia Ro-
zema, Cynthia Mort, Gavin Polone. Pro-
ducer: Lori-Etta Taub, Kathy Landsberg.
Associate Producer: Dauri Chase.
1112 Temptation. (Game; Syn.; Sep-
tember 2007 to September 2008)
Each of the three players who compete
each receive $20 in Temptation money. A
question and answer session is held
wherein each correct response awards the
player a cash amount. At the end of each
round an expensive merchandise item is
offered at a fraction of the price (the temp-
tation). If the player takes the deal, the
money is deducted from his score. The
player with the highest cash score wins.
Host : Rossi Morreale. Co-Host :
Amanda Aardsman. Announcer: Rhonda
Watts. Credits: Executive Producer: Ginger
Simpson. Producer: Derek Che, Rosemarie
DiSalvo, Robert Gustafson, Hal Lubin.
Music: Nadia Solomon.
1113 10 Items or Less. (Comedy;
TBS; Premiered: November 27, 2006)
Leslie Poole is a young man with a mis-
sion: save his family business, the Green
and Grains Grocery Store (which is facing
stiff competition from supermarkets). Sto-
ries, which have improvised dialogue (al-
though based on plot outlines) follow
Leslie as he attempts to run the store and
cope with a group of hapless employees.
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Cast: John Lehr (Leslie Poole), Roberta
Valderrama (Yolanda Nelson), Christopher
Liam (Richard), Kristen Gronfield (In-
grid), Bob Clendenin (Carl), Greg Davis,
Sr. (Buck), Chris Payne Gilbert (Todd),
Kim Coles (Mercy P. Jones). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Nancy Hower, John
Lehr, Robert Stark Hickey. Producer: Bar-
bara Stoll. Associate Producer: Evie Peck.
Music: Steven Argila.
1114 30 Days. (Reality; FX ; June 15,
2005 to July 8, 2008)
Unscripted documentary-like series that
explores what life changing experiences are
possible within thirty days.
Host: Morgan Spurlock. Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Jonathan Chinn, R.J.
Cutler, H.T. Owens, Benjamin Silverman,
Morgan Spurlock, Dave Hamilton, Marla
Chapple. Supervising Producer: Michael
Bernstein, Max Swedlow, Poppy Das, Al-
lison Ellewood, Stacey Offman. Producer:
Alexandra Reed, Alan La Garde, Mary
Lisio, Keri Hammond, Matthew Testa.
Music: Jeff Cardoni.
1115 Thirty Minute Meals with
Rachael Ray. (Cooking; Food Network;
Premiered: December 1, 2001)
Meal preparations that take no longer
than thirty minutes with chef, cookbook
author and talk show host Rachael Ray.
Host: Rachael Ray. Credits: Executive
Producer: Mark Dissin. Producer: Bob
Tuschman, Jenni Gilroy.
1116 30 Rock. (Comedy; NBC; Pre-
miered: October 11, 2006)
An exaggerated behind-the-scenes look
at what “really” happens before a sketch
series airs as seen through the experiences
of Liz Lemon, the head writer of “a show
for the ladies” called The Girlie Show that
airs on NBC and is produced at its New
York headquarters at 30 Rockefeller Plaza
in Manhattan (the building is nicknamed
“30 Rock”). Liz is a young woman who is
totally dedicated to her job and is facing a
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difficult challenge: breathe new life into
the show, which is faltering in the ratings
and could face cancellation. Jack Donaghy,
a head honcho with the General Electric
division of NBC (Head of East Coast Pro-
gramming) has been assigned to retool
Liz’s show; Jeanna Maroney is the show’s
star; Kenneth is the eager NBC page;
Tracy Jordan is the comic hired to boost
the show’s ratings; Pete, Cerie and Joshua
are fellow writers.
Cast: Tina Fey (Liz Lemon), Jane Kra-
kowski ( Jenna Maroney), Alec Baldwin
( Jack Donaghy), Tracy Morgan (Tracy
Jordan), Jack McBrayer (Kenneth), Kat-
rina Bowden (Cerie), Scott Adsit (Pete
Hornberger), Lonny Ross ( Josh), Judah
Friedlander (Frank). Credits: Executive
Producer: Lorne Michaels. Tina Fey, JoAnn
Alfano, Marci Klein, David Miner. Co-
Executive Producer: Robert Carlock, John
Riggi, Jack Burdett, Brett Baer, David
Finkel. Supervising Producer: Adam Bern-
stein. Producer: Jeff Richmond.
1117 This Old House. (Reality;
PBS; Premiered: October 1, 1980)
A weekly series in which an old house is
chosen for a face lift. Each aspect of the
renovation is detailed with a look at how
things are done and the materials used.
Hosts: Bob Vila, Steve Thomas, Kevin
O’Connor. Regulars: Norm Abram (car-
penter), Tom Silva (contractor), Richard
Trethewey (plumber), Roger Cook (land-
scaper). Credits: Executive Producer: Rus-
sell Morash, Jeff Ruhe. Producer: Deborah
Hood.
1118 Thomas the Tank Engine
and Friends. (Children; PBS; Premiered:
August 1, 2004)
The mythical island of Sodor is the set-
ting where the railroad engines and cars of
the Sodor Railway relate learning lessons to
children through their daily activities. Sir
Topham Hat oversees operations and prin-
cipal focus is on engines Thomas, Gordon,
Percy, Emily, Edward, Henry and James.
Til / 1120
An amazingly lifelike model railroad and
specially constructed trains with human-
like qualities comprise the set. Adapted
from the series Shining Time Station.
Narrator/Voices: Alec Baldwin, Mi-
chael Brandon. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Jocelyn Stevenson. Producer: Simon
Spencer. Music: Robert Hartshorne. Songs:
Ed Welch.
1119 3-2-1 Penguins. (Children;
NBC; Premiered: September 25, 2006)
Kevin, Midgel, Zidgel and Fidgel are
“four out of this world penguins” who
travel around the universe in their space
ship, The X-51. They have befriended two
Earth children (twins Michelle and Jason)
and stories follow their adventures as they
explore the galaxy and relate learning les-
sons to children.
Voice Cast: Quinn Lord ( Jason), Claire
Corlett (Michelle), John Payne (Zidgel),
Paul Dobson (Midgel), Lee Tockar (Fid-
gel), Michael Donovan (Kevin). Credits:
Executive Producer: Mike Heap, Jane
Smith. Producer: Sean Roche, Joe Barruso.
Theme Song: Mike Nawrocki, Kurt Hei-
ecke.
1120 Til Death. (Comedy; Fox; Sep-
tember 7, 2006 to November 5, 2008)
Eddie Stark, a history teacher at Win-
ston Churchill High School in Philadel-
phia, is married to Joy and the father of
Allison. Jeff Woodcock, the school prin-
cipal, is a newlywed and married to Step-
hanie. The four are friends and stories fol-
low Eddie, a “more experienced” married
man, as he tries to teach Jeff the ins and
outs of marriage.
Cast: Brad Garrett (Eddie Stark), Joely
Fisher ( Joy Stark), Eddie Kay Thomas
( Jeff Woodcock), Kat Foster (Stephanie
Woodcock), Krysten Ritter (Allison Stark).
Credits: Executive Producer: Josh Gold-
smith, Cathy Yuspa. Producer: Brad Gar-
rett, Glenn Robbins, Doug Wald. Co-Pro-
ducer: Annette Sahakian Davis, Erin
Braun, Jim Kukucka. Music: Steven Cahill.
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1121 Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style.
(Reality; Bravo; September 6, 2007 to
November 20, 2008)
Ordinary people who are considered
“style challenged” are the subjects. Fashion
expert Tim Gunn then works his magic to
teach the subject the proper aspects of
poise, clothes and grooming.
Host: Tim Gunn. Credits: Executive
Producer: Sarah Jane Cohen, Scott A.
Stone. Co-Executive Producer: Karen Kun-
kel. Producer: Hassan Cidari. Associate Pro-
ducer: Liz Alderman. Music: Brad Segal.
1122 TMZ on TV. (Variety; Syn.;
Premiered: September 2007)
A TV series based on the Internet’s
TMZ.com, a site for the latest celebrity
news (TMZ stands for The Thirty Mile
Zone, a place where everything exciting in
entertainment happens).
Host: Harvey Levin. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Harvey Levin. Supervising
Producer: Gillian Sheldon. Producer: Lisa
Hudson, John McBride, Michael Hund-
gen, Sean Borg, Michael Cole Weiss, An-
drew Epstein. Music: Timothy Andrew
Edwards.
1123 The Tonight Show with Jay
Leno. (Variety; NBC; Premiered: May
25, 1992)
An opening monologue, celebrity in-
terviews, comedy skits and musical num-
bers.
Host: Jay Leno. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Debbie Vickers, Helen Kushnick.
Supervising Producer: Patti M. Grant. Pro-
ducer: Star Price, Larry Goitia, Susan B.
Clark, Bill Royce. Music: Brandford Mar-
salis, Kevin Eubanks.
1124 Top Chef. (Reality; Bravo; Pre-
miered: March 8, 2006)
Real life chefs in high tension situations
that test their abilities to deal with any and
all problems that face top chefs everyday.
The chef who proves to be the best at cop-
ing with and solving the challenges that
are presented is named Top Chef.
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Host: Padma Lukshmi. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Shauna Minoprio, Dan
Cutforth, Jane Lipsitz. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Scott Shatsky, Gayle Gowlowski.
Co-Executive Producer: Rich Buhrman. As-
sociate Producer: Doneen Arquine.
1125 Top Design. (Reality; Bravo;
January 31, 2007 to November 5, 2008)
Hopeful interior designers compete in
various challenges wherein they vie for the
opportunity to start their own design firm.
Host: Todd Oldham.
Judges: Jonathan Adler, Kelly Wears-
tle, Margaret Russell. Credits: Executive
Producer: Cori Abraham, Andrea Cohen,
Clay Newbill, Dave Serwatka, Scott A.
Stone. Supervising Producer: Ryan Flynn.
Producer: Mark Perez, Tim Laurie, Susan
House, Vanessa Ballesteros. Music: Brad
Segal.
1126 Tori and Dean: Home Sweet
Hollywood. (Reality; Oxygen; March
20, 2007 to August 12, 2008)
A continuation of Tori and Dean: Inn
Love (wherein actress Tori Spelling and
hubby Dean Dermott purchase a bed and
breakfast [Chateau LaRue] and later be-
came parents [of Liam]). Here, they re-
turn to Hollywood to purchase a home,
celebrate Liam’s first birthday and prepare
for the birth of their first daughter.
Stars: Tori Spelling, Dean McDermott.
Credits: Executive Producer: Tori Spelling,
Dean McDermott, Fenron Bailey. Super-
vising Producer: Chris McKini. Producer:
Bill Watson, Michael Call, Sara Mast.
Music: Simon J. Hunter.
1127 Total Drama Island. (Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; Premiered: July 8,
2007)
An animated “reality” series in which a
group of teenagers, spending the summer
at a rundown camp (Drama Island) com-
pete in a series of physical challenges.
Voice Cast: Christian Potenza (Chris,
the host), Megan Fahlenboch (Gwen),
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Sarah Gadon (Beth), Scott McCord (Owen/
Trent), Lauren Lipsen (Sadie), Julia Cha-
trey (Eva), Brian Froud (Harold), Drew
Nelson (Duncan), Cle Bennett (Chef ).
Credits: Producer: Brian Irving. Music:
James Chapple, Dave Kelly.
1128 Totally Busted. (Erotica; Play-
boy Channel; Premiered: July 1, 2005)
An “R” rated version of Candid Camera
wherein the Playboy Channel’s “Dirty
Trick Squad” enforces their motto: “It’s
not a put on unless someone takes it off.”
Sexy practical jokes are played on real peo-
ple with the object being to catch them
naked or as naked as possible.
Host: Janelle Perry, Mary Carey. Reg-
ulars: Candice Michelle, Steve-O, Tim
Bennett, Brandon Gibson. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Scott Cope, Dan Smith,
Robert Taylor, Nicholas Thomas. Supervis-
ing Producer: Eddie Delbridge. Producer:
Linda L. Miller, Geoff Bunch.
1129 Trading Spaces. (Reality; TLC;
Premiered: September 1, 2000)
Neighbors are divided into two teams,
given $1,000 and a team of professional
designers and carpenters to transform a
room in each other’s home. The program
shows the make over from start to finish
as well as the reactions when the home
owners see what has transpired.
Hosts: Paige Davis, Alex McLeod. De-
signers: Heidi Santro Tomas, Frank Bi-
elec, Gunevieve Gorder, Laurie Hickson-
Smith, Douglas Wilson, Edward Walker,
Christi Proctor, Laura Day, Kia Steave-
Dickerson, Vern Yip, Mario DeArmas,
Lauren Makk. Carpenters: Thad Mills,
Faber Dewar, Brandan Russell, Carter
Oosterhouse, Ty Pennington, Amy Wynn
Pastor. Credits: Executive Producer: Ray
Murray, Stephen H. Schwartz, Susan
Cohen-Dickler, Denise Cramsey. Pro-
ducer: Jivey Rivas, Larry Blasé, Flor Sique-
iros, Alyssa Kaufman, Aimee Kramer,
Laura Sevalmi, Amy Van Vessem, Patrick
Denzer, Michael Precheur.
TV / 1132
1130 Trick My Truck. (Reality;
CMT; February 3, 2006 to July 4, 2008)
Big rig truck mechanics “steal” the
trucks of unsuspecting drivers for only one
purpose: customize them and turn them
into the driver’s dream machine.
Mechanics: Allen Harrah, Steve Har-
rah, Kevin Locklear, Matt Moore, Rob
Richardson, Ryan Templeton. Credits:
Executive Producer: Jason Morgan. Pro-
ducer: Melanie Moreau, Rob Zazzali.
1131 The Tudors. (Drama; Show-
time; April 1, 2007 to June 1, 2008)
England in the 1500s is the setting. The
life and times of Henry VIII, a king who
created a new religion (defying the
Catholic faith) so he could divorce his wife
and sleep with his mistress. The series
spans the time from Henry’s marriage to
Katherine of Aragon to his marriage to
Anne Boleyn.
Cast : Jonathan Rhys Meyers (King
Henry VIII), Maria Doyle Kennedy
(Katherine of Aragon), Natalie Dormer
(Anne Boleyn), Sam Neill (Cardinal
Wolsey), Jeremy Northam (Sir Thomas
More), Henry Cavill (Duke of Suffolk),
Callum Blue (Anthony Knivert), Gabriella
Anwar (Princess Margaret Tudor), Steve
Waddington (Duke of Buckingham),
Mark Lambert (William Cornish), James
Frain (Thomas Cromwell), Perdita Weeks
(Mary Boleyn), Anna Brewster (Anna
Buckingham). Credits: Executive Producer:
Steve Shill, Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner,
Michael Hirst, Gary Howsam, Morgan
O’Sullivan, Benjamin Silverman. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Teri Weinberg. Producer:
Sheila Hockin, James Flynn. Music: Trevor
Morris.
1132 TV Land Myths and Leg-
ends. (Reality; TV Land; January 10,
2007 to November 19, 2008)
Celebrities appear to express their opin-
ions concerning movie and television
myths (for example, Did cameras capture
a ghost in the film Three Men and a Baby?,
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“Was Lucille Ball a Communist?”). Al-
though some myths are left unanswered,
the program presents a different look at
Hollywood’s past.
Narrator: Khandi Alexander. Credits:
Executive Producer: Paul Barrosse, Gay
Rosenthal, Sid Maniaci. Supervising Pro-
ducer: Natalie Aaron. Producer: Robert
Zimmerman. Music: Jon Ernst.
1133 Two and a Half Men. (Com-
edy; CBS; Premiered: September 22,
2003)
The “men” of the title are Charlie
Harper and his brother, Alan. Ten-year-
old Jake, Alan’s son, is the “half.” Charlie
is a womanizing jingles writer whose care-
free lifestyle is suddenly interrupted when
Alan divorces and he and Jake move in
with Charlie in his beachfront house in
Malibu, California. Also complicating
Charlie’s life is Evelyn, his “narcissistic,
emotionally toxic mother,” and Judith,
Alan’s neurotic ex-wife. Stories relate
Alan’s efforts to raise Jake on the straight
and narrow despite the complexities of the
situations that arise living with Charlie
and his endless parade of beautiful women.
Berta is Charlie’s housekeeper; Rose is the
woman obsessed with having Charlie.
Cast: Charlie Sheen (Charlie Harper),
Jon Cryer (Alan Harper), Angus T. Jones
( Jake Harper), Holland Taylor (Evelyn
Harper), Conchata Ferrell (Berta) Melanie
Lynskey (Rose), Marin Hinkle ( Judith
Harper), April Bowlby (Khandi). Credits:
Executive Producer: Lee Aronsohn, Chuck
Lorre, Mark Burg, Oren Koules, Eric Tan-
nenbaum, Kim Tannenbaum. Co-Execu-
tive Producer: Eddie Gorodetsky, Dan Fos-
ter, Jeff Abugov. Supervising Producer: Eric
Lapidus, Mark Roberts. Producer: Michael
Collier, Tracey Ormandy, Annette D. Sa-
hakian. Music: Chuck Lorre, Grant Geiss-
man, Dennis C. Brown, Lee Aronsohn.
1134 2 Dudes Catering. (Reality;
Food Network; Premiered: October 16,
2007)
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Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo, called
renegade chefs, go to outrageous lengths
to impress clients and establish a Holly-
wood catering company.
Hosts: Jon Shook, Vinny Dotolo. Cred-
its: Executive Producer: Matthew Levine,
Max Weissman. Producer: Rob Muraskin,
Josh Cole, Annie Dahlie.
1135 The Tyra Banks Show. (Talk;
Syn.; Premiered: September 2005)
A lively (and sometimes controversial)
daily series hosted by super model Tyra
Banks that deals with issues that affect
people in their daily lives.
Host: Tyra Banks. Credits: Executive
Producer: John Redman, Tyra Banks,
Kevin Applegate, Alex Duda, Benny Med-
ina. Supervising Producer: Christine Cav-
alieri. Producer: Monica Moore, William
Richards, Paul Storck, Jeff Thomas, Jen-
nifer Langhield, Adam Kleid, Jen Friesen,
Margot Foley, Tracey Foley, Brooke Don-
berg, Brian Costell, Brenton Metzler.
Music: Timothy Andrew Edwards, Jason
Brandt.
1136 Ugly Betty. (Comedy-Drama;
ABC; Premiered: September 25, 2006)
Betty Suarez, the Betty of the title, is
not really ugly. She is pretty but does lit-
tle to make herself attractive. She was born
in Queens, New York, and is a recent
graduate of Queens College. She lives with
her widowed father, Ignacio, her older sis-
ter, Hilda, and her young nephew, Justin.
Betty is sharp, optimistic and prepared —
but life is not always fair to her. She applies
for a job at Meade Publications, hoping
for a position on one of their magazines.
Her looks do not impress Daniel Meade,
the editor of Mode (a fashion magazine)
but they do impress Daniel’s father, Brad-
ford, who hires her as Daniel’s assistant.
As Betty settles into her job, she becomes
involved in Daniel’s fight to stop Wil-
helmina Slater, a stunning, but scheming
woman who seeks to become the editor of
Mode. Stories relate events in Betty’s home
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and working life. Based on the Colombian
telenovela Yo Soy Betty, La Fea (“I’m Betty,
the Ugly One”).
Cast: America Ferrera (Betty Suarez),
Eric Mabius (Daniel Meade), Tony Plana
(Ignacio Suarez), Ana Ortiz (Hilda
Suarez), Mark Indelicato ( Justin Suarez),
Alan Dale (Bradford Meade), Ashley
Jensen (Christina), Becki Newton
(Amanda), Vanessa Williams (Wilhelmina
Slater), Judith Light (Claire Meade), Debi
Mazar (Leah Feldman), Rebecca Romijn
(Alexis; the transsexual). Credits: Executive
Producer: Benjamin Silverman, Silvio
Horta, James D. Parriott, Jose Tamez, Fer-
nando Gaitan, Jim Haymen. Co-Executive
Producer: Sheila R. Lawrence, Teri Wein-
berg. Producer: James Bigwood, Alice
West, Jack Philbrick. Music: Jeff Beal.
1137 Unfabulous. (Comedy; Nick-
elodeon; Premiered: September 12, 2004)
Addie Singer is a pretty 13-year-old girl
who attends Rocky Road Middle School.
She is a talented singer and songwriter and
struggling to get through adolescence. Her
music helps her through the troublesome
situations she has a knack for encounter-
ing and stories relate her awkward jour-
ney.
Cast: Emma Roberts (Addie Singer),
Molly Hagan (Sue Singer), Markus Flana-
gan ( Jeff Singer), Tad Kelly (Ben Singer),
Malese Jow (Geena Fabiano), Jordan Cal-
loway (Zach Carter-Schwartz), Mary Lou
(Mary Ferry), Dustin Ingram (Duane
Ogilvy), Bianca Collins (Patti Perez), Raja
Fenske ( Jake Behari), Sarah Hester ( Jen),
Mildred Dumas (Principal Brandywine)
Credits: Executive Producer: Sue Rose.
Producer: Aaron Staudinger, Richard T.
Schor, Rebecca Khan. Music: Jill Sobule.
Songs Performed By: Emma Roberts.
1138 The Unit. (Adventure; CBS;
Premiered: March 7, 2006)
The 303rd Logistical Studies Unit, a di-
vision of the U.S. Army, is actually the
cover for a secret Special Forces Strike Unit
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that is designed to battle terrorism in any
part of the world on a moment’s notice.
Colonel Tom Ryan heads the unit; Jonas
Blane, Bob Brown, Hector Williams,
Mack Gerhardt and Charles Grey are his
principal operatives. The Unit officially
does not exist and is responsible only to
the President of the United States. It is
based at Fort Griffith and its compound is
called “The Cave.” To remain top secret,
the Unit never takes credit for a completed
mission. They go in, do the job and allow
others to take the credit. Married mem-
bers of the Unit live on the army base on
Maple Street. Molly is married to Jonas;
Kim is Bob’s wife (they are the parents of
Serena); Tiffany is Mack’s wife. Stories not
only follow the missions of the Unit mem-
bers, but the lives of the women they leave
behind whose fears and concerns are a vital
part of the program.
Cast: Dennis Haysbert ( Jonas Blane),
Scott Foley (Bob Brown), Demore Barnes
(Hector Williams), Max Martini (Mack
Gerhardt), Robert Patrick (Col. Tom
Ryan), Michael Irby (Charles Grey), Re-
gina Taylor (Molly Blane), Alyssa Shafer
(Serena Brown), Abby Brammell (Tiffany
Gerhardt), Audrey Marie Anderson (Kim
Brown), Sophina Brown (Nikki Betan-
court). Credits: Executive Producer: Shawn
Ryan, David Mamet, Carol Flint. Co-Ex-
ecutive Producer: Eric L. Haney, Vahan
Moosekian, Paul Redford, Daniel Voll,
Todd Ellis Kessler. Supervising Producer:
Lynn Mamet. Producer: Sharon Lee Wat-
son. Music: Robert Duncan.
1139 Unwrapped. (Reality; Food
Network; Premiered: June 1, 2001)
Test kitchens are explored to show
viewers the secrets behind the making of all
types of food (from popcorn to cereal to
soda).
Host: Marc Summers. Credits: Execu-
tive Producer: Jim Berger, Jennifer Darrow,
Duke Hartman, Sonny Hutchinson, John
Andreae. Supervising Producer: Glenna
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Stacer-Saylers. Producer: Tim McOsker,
Molly Sutton, Andrea Wayland.
1140 Veggie Tales. (Children; NBC;
Premiered: September 16, 2006)
Veggie Valley is a magical place where
vegetables come to life and live like hu-
mans. Although technically not a veg-
etable, a fruit, Bob the Tomato, hosts a
program where he and his vegetable
friends present learning lessons to children
as they interact with each other. Bob’s
principal friends are Larry the Cucumber,
Archibald Asparagus, Laura the Carrot and
Junior Asparagus.
Voice Cast: Phil Vischer (Bob), Mike
Nawrocki (Larry), Phil Vischer (Archi-
bald), Lisa Vischer ( Junior Asparagus),
Jackie Ritz (Laura the Carrot), Mike
Nawrocki ( Jimmy Gourd), Phil Vischer
(Lunt). Credits: Executive Producer: Miles
Heap, Jane Smith, J. Chris Wall. Music:
Kert Henecke, Alan Moore, Jason Moore,
Phil Vischer. Veggie Tales Theme Song: Phil
Vischer.
1141 The Venture Brothers. (Car-
toon; Cartoon Network; February 16,
2003 to August 24, 2008)
Dean and Hank Venture are twin
brothers who thrive on adventure. They
are the sons of Dr. Thaddeus Venture, a
brilliant scientist and together they set out
on daring missions to battle evil (from
zombies to mad scientists). Brock Samson
is their bodyguard.
Voice Cast : Michael Sintemiklaas
(Dean Venture), Christopher McCulloch
(Hank Venture), James Urbaniale (Dr.
Thaddeus Venture), Patrick Warburton
(Brock Samson). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Christopher McCulloch, Steven
Yoon. Supervising Producer: Jeffrey Nodel-
man, Jeremy Rosenberg. Producer: David
Lipson, Rachel Simon. Music: J.G. Thirl-
well.
1142 The View. (Talk; ABC; Pre-
miered: August 11, 1997)
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A daily exchange of conversation
wherein a panel of women discuss the pol-
itics of the day.
Moderator: Meredith Vieira. Panel:
Barbara Walters, Joy Behar, Star Jones,
Sherri Shepherd, Elizabeth Hasselbeck,
Rosie O’Donnell. Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Barbara Walters. Producer: Alicia
Ybarbo, Ann Marie Williams-Gray, Jakki
Taylor, Erin Saxton, Susan Solomon, Sue
Polonetsky, Allison Klinger, Donald Ber-
man, Rebecca Biderman, Glenn Dav-
ish.
1143 Viva Pinata. (Cartoon; Fox;
August 26, 2006 to September 27, 2008)
Piñata Island is a picturesque island
where piñatas live and dream for the day
they will be chosen to entertain at a party.
Stories follow the adventures of a group of
piñatas (based on animals) as they en-
counter various misadventures.
Voice Cast: Jamie McGonnigal (Ted-
dington Twingersnaps), Brian Maillard
(Paulie Pretztail), Dan Green (Hudson
Horstachio), David Wills (Fergy Fudge-
hog), Marc Thompson (Franklink Fizzly-
bear). Credits: Supervising Producer: Paul
Griffin. Producer: Lloyd Goldfine, Nor-
man J. Grossfeld, Carole Weitzman.
Music: Matt McGuire.
1144 Weeds. (Comedy; Showtime;
Premiered: August 7, 2005)
Nancy Botwin is a recent widow and
the mother of two children, Silas and
Shane (they live in the fictional town of
Agrestic, California). Following the sudden
death of her husband, Nancy finds that the
only way she can support her family is by
selling marijuana. Stories follow Nancy
and the people close to her as she goes
about selling weed to make ends meet.
Celia Hodes is Nancy’s friend; Doug is
Nancy’s accountant (and her best client);
Andy is Nancy’s brother-in-law; Heylia is
Nancy’s weed supplier; Conrad is Heylia’s
son. The fourth season ( June 16, 2008)
changes the locale to Manhattan Beach,
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California as a better opportunity for
Nancy to expand her illegal drug business
(she is now near the Mexican border;
Agrestic was destroyed by a fire in the third
season finale).
Cast: Mary Louise Parker (Nancy Bot-
win), Hunter Parrish (Silas Botwin), Alex-
ander Gould (Shane Botwin), Elizabeth
Perkins (Celia Hodes), Justin Kirk (Andy
Botwin), Kevin Nealon (Doug Wilson),
Tonya Patano (Heylia James), Romany
Malco (Conrad Shepard), Mary Kate
Olsen (Tara Lindman), Matthew Modine
(Sullivan Groff ). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Jenji Kohan. Co-Executive Producer:
Roberto Benabib, Craig Zisk. Supervising
Producer: Mark A. Burley, Devon Shep-
ard. Producer: Rolin Jones. Music: Bran-
don Jay, Gwen Sanford, Joey Santiago.
1145 Weird U.S. (Reality; History
Channel; Premiered: August 1, 2005)
Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman, au-
thors of the book Weird U.S., take to the
road to explore the myths, legends and
folklore of the U.S.
Host: Mark Moran, Mark Sceurman.
Credits: Executive Producer: Kristine
Sabat, Vincent Krolyevich, Bill Hunt. Pro-
ducer: Jessica Conway, Mark Cannon,
Penny Fearon, Jason Fine, Chris Gidez,
Sarah Hunt, Karina Lahni, Ted Poole,
Jonathan Santos.
1146 What Not to Wear. (Reality;
TLC; Premiered: January 18, 2003)
“Fashion Police” Stacy London and
Clinton Kelly try to help a person who
dresses poorly (nominated by friends
and family) find the right look — includ-
ing a new wardrobe and grooming tips.
Cameras capture the before and after re-
sults.
Hosts: Wayne Scott Lucas, Jillian
Hamilton, Stacy London, Clinton Kelly.
Makeup Artist: Carmindy Bowyer. Hair-
dresser: Mike Arrojo, Kylee Nicole Cook.
Credits: Executive Producer: Dean Slotar,
Abigail Harvey, Pamela Deutsch, Sarah
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Jane Cohen, Elizabeth Browde. Producer:
Boaz Halaban, Louisa Griffith Jones.
1147 Wheel of Fortune. (Game;
Syn.; Premiered: September 1982)
Three players stand before a large spin-
ning wheel that contains various cash
amounts. To win a cash amount after the
wheel is spun, the player suggests a letter
that may be contained in a puzzle dis-
played on stage. If it is correct, the letter
appears in its appropriate space and the
player receives a chance to solve the puz-
zle. Turns alternate and the first player to
solve the puzzle wins what money he has
accumulated.
Host: Pat Sajak. Hostess: Vanna White.
Credits: Executive Producer: Harry Fried-
man, Merv Griffin, Bob Murphy. Supervis-
ing Producer: Karen Griffith, Steve Schwartz.
Producer: Josh Weintraub, Nancy Jones,
John Rhinehart. Associate Producer: Randy
Burke, David S. Williger.
1148 The Whitest Kids U Know.
(Comedy; Fuse; Premiered: March 20,
2007)
Skit show in which five young men sat-
irize topical issues and sometimes contro-
versial topics.
Cast : Sam Brown, Trevor Moore,
Timmy Williams, Darren Trumeter, Zach
Cregge. Credits: Executive Producer: Jim
Biederman. Producer: Darren Trumeter,
Elizabeth Belew, Abby Hoyt.
1149 Who Wants to Be a Million-
aire? (Game; Syn.; Premiered: Septem-
ber 16, 2002)
A board with 15 money amounts, rang-
ing from $100 to $1 million is shown. A
question, with four possible answers, ap-
pears on a screen before a player. If the
player chooses the correct answer he wins
the money at play and proceeds to the next
money amount question. He can quit at
any time and leave with what money he
has won or risk everything for a chance at
the million dollar question.
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Host: Meredith Vieira. Credits: Exec-
utive Producer: Leigh Hampton. Co-Exec-
utive Producer: Meredith Vieira. Producer:
Rich Sirop.
1150 Wife Swap. (Reality; ABC; Pre-
miered: September 26, 2004)
Two families with differing lifestyles are
the subjects. The wives exchange places
and attempt to improve situations they
find troubling. After the experience, the
wives are reunited with their families and
discuss the outcome. Casts vary by show.
Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Davies. Co-Executive Producer: Laurie
Girion. Supervising Producer: Stacey Alt-
man, Paul Davison. Producer: Rick Mur-
ray, Babette Pepaj, Vanessa Frances, Mi-
chael Kaufman, Anthony Sylvester.
1151 Wildfire. (Drama; ABC Fam-
ily; June 20, 2005 to March 17, 2008)
Raintree is a ranch owned by the Rit-
ters, a family who help troubled children.
Eighteen-year-old Kris Furillo is one such
child. As Kris adjusts to her new sur-
roundings she learns that the Ritters are
having financial troubles and in danger of
losing their ranch. Kris has an uncanny
knack with horses; the Ritters have a spir-
ited horse named Wildfire. With the help
of Pablo, the local horse trainer, Kris en-
ters the world of horse racing and, with
her winnings, helps the Ritters maintain
their ranch.
Cast: Genevieve Cortese (Kris Furillo),
Nana Visitor ( Jean Ritter), Dennis Weaver
(Henry Ritter), Micah Alberti (Matt Rit-
ter), Andrew Hoeft (Todd Ritter), Nicole
Tubiola (Danielle Davis), Greg Serano
(Pablo Betart), Ryan Sypek ( Junior Da-
vis). Credits: Executive Producer: Michael
Piller, Marjorie David, Lloyd Segan. Co-
Executive Producer: Sandy Isaac, Lloyd Se-
gan. Producer: Dennis Stuart Murphy, Lester
Berman. Music: Shawn Pierce, Jay Gruska.
1152 Will and DeWitt. (Cartoon;
Kids WB/CW; Premiered: September 22,
2007)
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Will is a young boy with a natural cu-
riosity about life. DeWitt is a magical frog
that can transform himself into any living
creature. Through DeWitt’s transforma-
tions Will learns about various aspects of
life (further enhanced by songs sung by
various animals).
Voice Cast: Connor Price (Will), Al-
berto Ghisi (Will; later), Richard Ian Cox
(DeWitt), London Angelis (Sam), Saman-
tha Wilson (Tricia), Linda Ballantyne
(Shelley), Katie Griffin (Mom). Credits:
Executive Producer: Michael Hirsh, An-
drew Nicholls, Pamela Slavin, Toper Tay-
lor, Darrell Vickers. Producer: Susie Gron-
din. Music: Marvin Dolgay.
1153 The Wire. (Crime Drama; HBO;
June 2, 2002 to March 9, 2008)
A gritty, hard-hitting program that de-
tails a police department’s efforts to curtail
the illegal business of dealing drugs. Avon
Barksdale is the head of the Barksdale drug
operations, a crime family that is devas-
tating the city of Baltimore. The efforts of
the officers attached to the Baltimore Po-
lice Department to stop the drug cartel is
seen from the viewpoint of the individual
members of the force — each of whom has
a sincere desire to rid the city of drugs.
Detective Jimmy McNulty heads the de-
partment’s Task Force Unit. Lt. Cedric
Daniels is his superior; Caroline Massey, an
expert wire tapper; Shakima “Kima”
Greggs, a narcotics cop; and detectives
William “Buck” Moreland and Lester
Freamon are the other members of Jimmy’s
team. Rhonda Pearlman is a tough prose-
cutor with the Baltimore D.A.’s office;
Elena is Jimmy’s ex-wife.
Cast: Dominic West (Det. James Mc-
Nulty), Lance Reddick (Lt. Cedric Dan-
iels), Sonja Sohn (Det. Shakima Greggs),
Domenick Lombardozzi (Det. Thomas
“Herc” Haulk), Wendell Pierce (Det.
William Moreland), Jim True-Frost (Det.
Ronald “Prez” Pryzbylewski), Clarke Pe-
ters (Det. Lester Freamon), Seth Gilliam
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(Sgt. Ellis Carver), Idris Elba (Russell
“Stringer” Bell), J.D. Williams (Preston
“Bodie” Broadus), Delaney Williams (Sgt.
Jay Landsman), Parker Robinson (Det.
Leander Sydnor), Deirdre Faison (Com-
missioner Ervin H. Burrell), Wood Harris
(Avon Barksdale), Michael Salconi (Det.
Michael Santangelo). Credits: Executive
Producer: David Simon, Robert F. Coles-
berry. Producer: Nina Kostroff-Noble,
Karen L. Thorson. Associate Producer:
Simon Egleton, Leslie Jacobowitz.
1154 Without a Trace. (Crime
Drama; CBS; Premiered: September 1,
2002)
When a person is reported missing au-
thorities race against time, hoping to find
the victim within 72 hours (which offers
the greatest hope of recovery). Stories
focus on the members of the New York
Missing Persons Squad, an elite team of
FBI agents headed by Jack Malone, as they
seek people reported as missing.
Cast: Anthony LaPaglia ( John Michael
“Jack” Malone), Poppy Montgomery (Agent
Samantha Spade), Enrique Murciano
(Agent Danny Taylor), Marianne Jean-
Baptiste (Agent Vivian Johnson), Eric
Close (Agent Martin Fitzgerald), Roselyn
Sanchez (Agent Elena Delgado). Credits:
Executive Producer: Jerry Bruckheimer,
Jonathan Littman, Ed Redlich, Hank
Steinberg, David Nutter. Co-Executive
Producer: Timothy Busfield, Jan Nash,
Greg Walker, Jennifer Levin, Scott Wil-
liams. Jacob Epstein. Supervising Producer:
Jose Molia. Producer: Steve Beers, Paul
Holahan, Simon Mirren, Ethan Smith,
Barr H. Waldman, Scott White, Allison
Abner. Music: Peter Manning Robinson,
Reinhold Heil, Johnny Klimek.
1155 The Wizards of Waverly
Place. (Comedy; Disney; Premiered: Oc-
tober 12, 2007)
The Russo’s appear to be an ordinary
family living on Waverly Place in New
York City (where they operate the Waverly
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Place Diner). There are the parents, The-
resa and Jerry and they have three chil-
dren, Alexandra, Justin and Max. Looks
can be deceiving. Each member of the
family is a wizard and descended from a
long line of wizards (from Jerry’s side of
the family; Theresa is just a plain, pretty,
ordinary human woman. However, be-
cause Jerry married a mortal, he has been
stripped of his powers. He does, however,
instruct his children in the art of sorcery).
Stories follow events in the lives of the
family, especially the children, as they at-
tempt to control the mischief they cause
by using their developing powers.
Cast : David DeLuise ( Jerry Russo),
Maria Canals-Barrera (Theresa Russo), Se-
lena Gomez (Alex Russo), David Henrie
( Justin Russo), Jake T. Austin (Max
Russo), Amanda Tepe (Elaine), Jennifer
Stone (Harper, Alex’s friend). Credits: Ex-
ecutive Producer: Peter Murrieta, Todd
Greenwald. Music: John Adair, Steve
Hampton.
1156 Women’s Murder Club.
(Crime Drama; ABC; October 12, 2007
to May 13, 2008)
Lindsay Boxer is a San Francisco police
detective with a keen ability to immedi-
ately analyze a crime scene and proceed
with a plan of action. But all her efforts
are often frustrating as investigating and
prosecuting a case could take months, even
years. To help speed the process, Lindsay
devises a plan. She forms a team with three
other women — Claire Washburn, Cindy
Thomas and Jill Bernhardt — a medical
examiner, a newspaper reporter and an As-
sistant District Attorney — to do what the
system can’t — get quick results. Stories
follow the women as they pool their talents
to solve homicides within the shortest time
possible following the crime. The women
gather at Papa Joe’s Coffee House to dis-
cuss their cases. Tom Hogan is Lindsay’s
ex-husband; Heather is Tom’s fiancé (later
his wife).
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Cast: Angie Harmon (Lindsay Boxer),
Paula Newsome (Claire Washburn), Aub-
rey Dollar (Cindy Thomas), Laura Harris
( Jill Bernhardt), Tyrees Allen (Det. War-
ren Jacobi), Rob Estes (Tom Hogan).
Credits: Executive Producer: Elizabeth
Craft, James Patterson, Brett Ratner, Joe
Simpson. Producer: Ed Milkovich. Associ-
ate Producer: Tony Palermo. Music: Jay
Ferguson.
1157 Wonder Pets. (Cartoon; Nick-
elodeon; Premiered: March 3, 2006)
Linny the Guinea Pig, Ming-Ming
Duckling and Turtle Tuck are pre-school
animals with one special goal: rescue ani-
mals in trouble in any part of the world.
Real animals are used but are digitally al-
tered to give them clothes and the ability
to move and talk.
Voice Cast: Sofie Zamchick (Linny the
Guinea Pig), Teala Dunn (Turtle Tuck),
Danica Lee (Ming-Ming Duckling).
Credits: Executive Producer: Josh Selig.
Producer: Tone Thyne. Music: Larry Hoch-
man, Billy Lopez, Robert Lopez, Martin
Erskine, J. Walter Hawkes.
1158 Word Girl. (Cartoon; PBS; Pre-
miered: November 10, 2006)
Becky Botsford appears to be an ordi-
nary little girl. She has a sidekick, a mon-
key named Captain Huggy Face and they
are, in actuality, aliens from the planet
Lexicon who have made Earth their home.
Becky has super intellect and when the
need arises, she becomes Word Girl, a
super hero who battles crime with power
of words (which, in turn, relate the mean-
ing of words to children).
Voice Cast: Dannah Feinglass (Becky/
Word Girl), Chris Parnell (Narrator),
Ryan Raddatz (Mr. Botsford). Credits:
Executive Producer: Dorothea Gillim. Su-
pervising Producer: David Trelar. Producer:
Will Shepard. Theme: Steve D’Angelo,
Terry Tompkins.
1159 Word World. (Cartoon; PBS;
Premiered: April 1, 2007)
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Word World is a world where letters are
used to represent everything including the
main animal characters (Dog, Sheep, Ant,
Duck, Frog, Pig and Bear). Stories are
aimed at preschoolers and designed to help
them learn letters and not judge a person
by the way he or she looks. The charac-
ters show how letters make words, how
other words can be made from the same
letters and how certain words rhyme with
other words and how the letters of a word
can make shapes.
Voices: George Bailey, Marc Thomp-
son, Sean Schemmel, Willie Martinez,
Becky Poole, Zoe Martin, Billy Rippy,
Michele O. Loikowski, Lenore Zann,
H.O. Quinn, Daryl Ekroth, Heidi Bik-
kenstall. Credits: Executive Producer: Don
Moody, Jacqueline Moody, David Lipson.
Supervising Producer: Sue Hollenbberg.
Producer: Olexa Hewryk, Alex Kay. Music:
Nick Balaban, Stuart Killmorgan.
1160 World Poker Tour. (Reality;
Game Show Network; Premiered: March
1, 2003)
A weekly program that presents the
finals action of high stakes poker tourna-
ments from around the world. Originally
aired on the Travel Channel.
Host: Vincent Van Patten, Shana Hiatt,
Courtney Friel, Mike Sexton, Layla Kay-
leigh. Credits: Executive Producer: Steve
Lipscomb. Producer: Dave DiGregorio,
Colin Campbell, Tom Greenhut, Joseph
Grimm, George Sylark, Amy Weinberg.
Music: Gary S. Scott
1161 The X-Effect. (Reality; MTV;
Premiered: June 6, 2007)
Lovers who have broken up but now
have new mates, are brought to a roman-
tic getaway. However, only the ex-boy-
friend or girlfriend are permitted to stay
while their mates are sent home (actually
to a secret location to view the activities
of their partners). Fidelity is tested and the
people at the resort must decide if they
want to go back to their “offstage” mates or
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be with the new boyfriend or girlfriend
they met at the resort.
Host : Natalia Castellanos, Thomas
Bridegroom. Credits: Executive Producer:
Amy Wruble, Douglas Tirola, Mike Pow-
ers. Supervising Producer: Suzanne Pate.
Producer: Susan Bedusa. Associate Producer:
Peter S. Alexander. Music: Jon Ernst.
1162 X-Mates. (Reality; Playboy
Channel; Premiered: 2005)
With the increasing popularity of ex-
treme sports, the Playboy Channel seeks
to please its male audience with gorgeous
Playboy magazine Playmates performing
the hottest extreme sports in the nude
(with the exception of a helmet for pro-
tection). The girls tackle, for example,
BMX bike racing, the ATV track and
wakeboarding.
The Girls: Deanna Brooks, Stacy Fu-
son, Vanessa Gleason, Teri Harrison,
Stephanie Heinrich, Echo Johnson, Di-
vini Rae, Shannon Stewart, Jennifer Wal-
cott.
1163 The Young and the Restless.
(Drama; CBS; Premiered: March 26,
1973)
A look at the New Morality as seen
through the lives of the upper middle class
adults who reside in the fictional metrop-
olis of Genoa City, Wisconsin. Principal
focus is on Victor Newman, head of New-
man Enterprises, and his family.
Principal 2008 Cast : Eric Braeden
(Victor Newman), Melody Thomas Scott
(Nikki Newman), Amelia Heinle (Victo-
ria Newman Hellstrom), Joshua Morrow
(Nicholas Newman), Michelle Stafford
(Phyllis Summers Newman), Peter Berg-
man ( Jack Abbott), Sharon Case (Sharon
Newman Abbott), Jeanne Cooper (Kath-
erine Chancellor/Marge), Jess Walton ( Jill
Abbott), Kristoff St. John (Neil Winters),
Christian LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin),
Emily O’Brien ( Jenna Hawkes Fisher),
Greg Rikaart (Kevin Fisher), Don Dia-
mont (Brad Carlton), Judith Chapman
Yu / 1164
(Gloria Fisher Bardwell), Eileen Davidson
(Ashley Abbott Carlton), Tracey E. Breg-
man (Lauren Fenmore Baldwin), Vail
Bloom (Heather Stevens), Doug David-
son (Paul Williams), Michael Graziadei
(Daniel Romalotti), Christel Khalil (Lily
Winters), Daniel Goddard (Ethan “Cane”
Ashby), Adrienne Frantz (Amber Moore),
Elizabeth Hendrickson (Chloe Mitchell),
Kate Linder (Esther Valentine), Erin
Sander (Eden Baldwin), Vanessa Moreno
(Eden Baldwin), Michael Gross (Lowell
“River” Baldwin), Bryton McClure
(Devon Hamilton), Billy J. Miller (Billy
Abbott), Tammin Sursok (Colleen Carl-
ton), Chris Egan (Adam Newman), Ted
Shackelford ( Jeffrey Bardwell), Patty
Weaver (Gina Radison), Darcy Rose Bald-
win (Abby Carlton), Michael Damian
(Danny Romalotti), Nia Peeples (Karen
Taylor), Eval Podell (Adrian Korbel),
Tonya Lee Williams (Olivia Hastings
Winters), Kevin Schmidt (Noah New-
man), Beth Maitland (Traci Abbott Con-
nelly), Thad Luckinbill ( J.T. Hellstrom)
Vincent Irizarry (David Chow), Raya
Meddine (Sabrina Costelena), Jerry Doug-
las ( John Abbott). Credits: Executive Pro-
ducer: Josh Griffith. Supervising Producer:
Tony Morina. Coordinating Producer: John
Fisher.
1164 Yu Gi Oh-Gx. (Cartoon; WB/
CW; October 10, 2005 to September 27,
2008). Jaden Yuki is a young boy who at-
tends Duel Academy, a futuristic martial
arts institute owned by the Kaiba Corpo-
ration. Other students are Alexis, Bastion,
Chazz, Zane and her brother Syrus. Stories
follow Jaden as he and his classmates use
their martial arts abilities to battle evil.
Produced in Japan.
Voice Cast: Matthew Charles ( Jaden
Yuki), Wayne Grayson (Syrus Truesdale),
Anthony Salerno (Chazz Princeton),
Priscilla Everett (Alexis Rhodes), Eric
Stewart (Bastion), Scottie Ray (Zane).
Credits: Executive Producer: Matthew
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Drdek. Music: Fred Sheinfeld, Elik Al- Cast: Jamie Lynn Spears (Zoey Brooks),
varez. Kristin Herrera (Dana Cruz), Victoria Jus-
tice (Lola Martinez), Alexa Nikolas
1165 Zoey 101. (Comedy; Nick-
(Nicole Bristow), Paul Butcher (Dustin
elodeon; January 9, 2005 to May 2, 2008)
Brooks), Sean Flynn (Chase Matthews),
Zoey Brooks is a very pretty 13-year-
Matthew Underwood (Logan Reese),
old girl who likes to take chances and be
Christopher Massey (Michael Barrett),
different. She proves this when she enrolls
Erin Sanders (Quinn Pensky), Jack Salva-
as a student at Pacific Coast Academy, an
tore, Jr. (Mark Del Figgalo), Jessica
all-male boarding school that has just be-
Chaffin (Coco), Christopher Murray
come co-ed (the school her brother,
(Dean Rivers). Credits: Executive Pro-
Dustin, also attends). Stories follow Zoey’s
ducer: Dan Schneider, Jan Korbelin, Bill
life as she and her friends, Dana, Lola,
O’Dowd. Producer: Leanne Moore, Debra
Quinn and Nicole struggle to fit into a
Spidell, Joe Catania. Music: Eric Hester,
school heavily populated by boys. Jamie
Drake Bell, Michael Corcoran, Jason L.
Lynn Spears sings the theme (written by
Mattia.
her sister, Britney Spears).
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References are to entry numbers.

Aames, Willie 696 Adams, Amy 4 Aguila, Carlos 231 Alexander, Kala 152
Aardsman, Amanda 1112 Adams, Bryan 929 Aguilera, Christina 16, Alexander, Kamalei 152
Aaron, Natalie 1132 Adams, Geoff 642 216 Alexander, Khandi 721,
Abbay, Peter 740 Adams, Heather 650 Agyeman, Freema 762 1132
Abdul, Paula 627, 628, Adams, Jonathan 675 Ahearn, Chris 338 Alexander, Les 130
840 Adams, Penny 1039 Ahern, Cecelia 1056 Alexander, Peter 791
Abel, Amanda 986 Adams, Rick 1105 Ahmadi, Zahra 57 Alexander, Peter S.
Abell, Les 614 Adams, Tree 336, 586 Ahmed, Riz 57 754, 1161
Abella, Aljin 411 Adderly, Rachelle 532 Aiello, Danny 546 Alexander, Phillipa 934
Abercrombie, Ian 517 Adderton, Peter 920 Aiken, Clay 455 Alexander, Ravin 806
Abernathy, Burgess 225 Addes, Keith 171 Ainesen, Finn 1047 Alexander, Rosemary
Abner, Allison 1154 Addicts, Groove 997 Aird, Christopher 243 506
Abounader, Jean 315 Addis, Michael 291 Airlie, Andrew 88, 521 Alexander, Sarah 109,
Abraham, Cori 898, Adelman, Barry 135, 166 Aitchison, Hannah 906 607
1125 Adelman, Herb 715 Akerman, Jeremy 92 Alexander, Sasha 982
Abraham, David 792 Adelson, Orly 16, 55, Akil, Mara Brock 807, Alexander, Vita 352
Abraham, F. Murray 135, 162, 183, 213 816 Alexanian, David 311
486, 980 Adelstein, Marty 1018 Akira, Asa 515 Alexis, Kim 490
Abraham, Nancy 69 Adelstein, Paul 1018, Akita, Kaira 503 Alfano, JoAnn 1116
Abrahams, Doug 88 1019 Akl, Maria 655 Alfano, Sergio 76
Abram, Norm 645, Adjey, David 1043 Alaei, Daniel 843 Alfaro, Jennifer 888
984, 1117 Adkins, Trace 72, 96, Alan, Lori 1089 Alfonso, Kristian 346,
Abrams, Gerald W. 78, 318 Alaskey, Joe 622 738
122 Adler, Allison 795 Alazraqui, Carlos 688, Ali, Laila 14, 524
Abrams, J.J. 187, 926 Adler, Cisco 62 940, 999, 1039 Ali, Suzanne 232
Abramson, Brad 59, 316 Adler, Clay 985 Alba, Jessica 4, 9, 11, Alimi, Ali 845
Abrego, Cris 207, 252, Adler, Gary 886 380, 516 Allaman, Eric 791
377, 433, 452, 933, Adler, Jonathan 1125 Albert, Denise 124 Allan, Foz 449
967, 1048 Adler, Jori 535 Alberti, Jamie 539 Allan, Gabrielle 344,
Abrigo, Megan 740 Adler, Mark 980 Alberti, Micah 1151 1063
Abtahi, Omid 371 Adler, Rob 233 Albertus, Morgan 352 Allen, Byron 710, 779,
Abugov, Jeff 1133 Adleson, Orly 166 Albran, Deren 788 780, 786
Abur, Ivana 201 Adloff, Nathan 610 Albright, Bryan 437 Allen, Chad 766
Accius, Shana 897 Adlon, Pamela 1090 Alburguenque, Malkolm Allen, Christa B. 685
Acker, Amy 176 Adsit, Scott 1116 1079 Allen, Crystal 21
Ackerley, Paul 378 Agbaje, Adewale Akinn- Alciero, Pam 2 Allen, Jim 643
Ackerman, Andrew A. uoye 926 Alderman, Liz 1121 Allen, Joey 265
155 Agee, Steve 1058 Alderson, Kristen 995 Allen, Keith 449
Ackerman, Jim 470 Aghdashlon, Shohreh Aldis, Nicholas 206 Allen, Laura 753
Ackland, Joss 409 244 Aleis, Yasmin 15 Allen, Mark 491
Ackles, Jensen 1102 Agin, Jonas E. 1085 Alexander, Flex 816 Allen, Meghan 352
Acworth, Ted 569 Agnabian, Michael 1021 Alexander, J. 637 Allen, Mollie 998
Acworth, Tony 1078 Agnew, Chloe 77 Alexander, Jaimie 904 Allen, Peter 315, 322
Adair, Elena 85 Agnone, Frank C. 1086 Alexander, Jane 1111 Allen, Ted 182
Adair, John 530, 652, Agor, Sarah 470 Alexander, John 103, Allen, Tim 9
910, 1098, 1155 Aguero, Jennifer 772 194, 687 Allen, Tyrees 1156

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Alli, Misty 352 Anderson, Jamie 421 Anwar, Gabrielle 683, Arquette, David 753
Allister, Cameron 414 Anderson, Jeff 230 1131 Arquette, Patricia 942
Allman, Jamie Anne Anderson, John 596 Apanowicz, Magda 159 Arquine, Doneen 1124
412 Anderson, John, IV Apgar, Kristina 417 Arredondo, Rosa 248
Allman, Marshall 1018 206 Appel, Richard 902 Arrojo, Mike 1146
Allwine, Wayne 947 Anderson, Julie 1110 Applebaum, Josh 296, Art, Nicholas 68, 830
Almoradie, Desireena Anderson, K.P. 137, 993 Arteaga, Mariela 740
289 1084 Appleby, Shiri 171 Arthun, Amy 970
Alonso, Henry 720 Anderson, Kathleen Applegate, Christina Arthur, Karen 357
Alonso, Maria Conchita McGhee 921 157, 516, 1056 Arthur, Michelle 227
581 Anderson, Kylee 862 Applegate, Kendall 745 Aseron, Madeleine 352
Alonzo, Ed 602 Anderson, Louie 794 Applegate, Kevin 1135 Ash, Erica 667, 929
Alredge, Tom 732 Anderson, Mack 108, Apploff, Jeff 767 Ashanti 318
Alsop, James 519 714 April, Mary-Jane 124 Ashbrook, Robin 206
Alt, Carol 72 Anderson, Mary Beth Arai, Kiira 481 Ashby, Linden 127
Alter, Lori Anne 82 750 Arcelus, Sebastian 752, Ashdown, Rachel 631
Alticere, Steve 224 Anderson, Pamela 400 820 Ashford, Michelle 272
Altiere, Daniel 224 Anderson, Scott 66 Archer, Anne 417, 814, Ashmore, Aaron 1079
Altman, Allen 1002 Anderson, Sunny 105 872 Ashton, Juli 987
Altman, Stacey 1150 Anderson, William 351 Archer, Melissa 995 Ashworth, Chris 481
Alton, Ed 965 Andreae, John 1139 Archer, Peter 400 Asner, Edward 195, 561,
Alton, Marnie 789 Andreaem, Simon 1064 Archer, Thomas 1069 562
Altro, Melissa 604 Andreey, Sasha 723 Archibald, Craig 116 Aspell, Paula 991
Alvarado, Angela 310 Andrew, Tim 58 Archuleta, David 318, Aspen, Jennifer 285
Alvarez, Elik 1164 Andrews, Andy 199 582 Assante, Armand 486
Alvarez, Gabriel 173 Andrews, Brittany 1068 Arcinicega, Max 54 Assante, Marco 486
Alvarez, Lauren 475 Andrews, David 563 Arditti, Philip 244 Assmus, Matt 439
Alvidrez, Phil 979 Andrews, Dean 295 Argila, Steven 1113 Aston, Eric 705
Amare, Rebecca 557 Andrews, Kelly 1084 Argota, Ashley 558 Astrof, Jeff 983
Amato, Len 440 Andrews, Naveen 926 Arias, Elizabeth 885 Astrof, Liz 277, 586
Ambrose, Lauren 443 Andrews, Travis 966 Arias, Moises 834 Astrow, Jo Anne 291
Ambrosio, Alessandra Andron, Dave 281 Arias, Yancey 128, 281 Atalia, Ash 263
578 Androsky, Jeff 203, 573 Arie, India 559 Atelian, Taylor 616
Amdahl, Eric 36 Androsky, Mike 780 Arimento, Angela 1023 Atherton, Ted 390
Amedori, John Patrick Aneslmo, Tony 947 Arkadie, Kevin 1075 Atherton, William 201
824 Angel, Criss 716 Arkin, Adam 916 Atias, Daniel 872
Amell, Robbie 408, Angel, Dan 614 Arkin, Daniel 909 Atkin, Harvey 874
558, 919 Angel, Joanna 515 Armano, LeAnne 1043 Atkins, Christopher
Amell, Stephen 734 Angela, June 719 Armenante, Jillian 412 392
Amelon, Kandi 760, Angeli, Michael 659, Armisen, Fred 467, Atkins, Eileen 30
998 942 1059 Atkins, Sharif 784
Amery, Glenn 497 Angelis, London 122, Armitage, Richard 449 Atkinson, Alex 907
Amick, Madchen 371 1152 Armow, Michael 1109 Atkinson, Jayne 440
Amiecinski, Walt 234 Angelli, Rene 76 Armstrong, Alexander Attanasio, Paul 851
Amoake, Senyo 735 Angelos, Doug 477 466 Attell, Dave 211
Amodeo, John 1056 Angert, Alex 401 Armstrong, Craig 1101, Atwood, Jensen 734,
Amos, John 945 Aniceto, Vince 802 1103 989
Amouri, Michael 1107 Aniston, Jennifer 516 Armstrong, Joe 449 Auberjonois, Rene 676
Anbri, Christiana 672 Aniston, John 738 Armstrong, Jonas 449 Aubrey, Juliet 414
Ancker, Eric 791 Annable, Dave 682 Armstrong, Marsha 760 Aubrey, Sarah 806
Anderson, Anthony Annino, Janet 1028 Armstrong, Samaire Aude, Dave 422
372, 484, 913 Ansell, Cameron 642, 756 Auerbach, Gary 907,
Anderson, Audrey Marie 876 Armus, Adam 174, 839 985, 1003, 1025
1138 Ant 71 Arnold, David 302 Auerbach, Julie 1003
Anderson, Berkeley 451 Antepli, Julie 240 Arnold, Rachel 267 August, Mark 1005
Anderson, Bradford Anthony, Bret 66 Arnold, Tichina 372, August, Rafael 788
810, 811 Anthony, Greta 937 787 Aukin, David 57
Anderson, Bradley 108, Anthony, Matt 693, Arnold, Tom 81, 357, Austin, Jake T. 820,
714 870 366 1155
Anderson, Brooke Anthony, Sheila M. 622 Arone, Phil 395 Austin, Kimberly 714
“Mikey” 23 Antin, Robin 422 Aronsohn, Lee 665, Austin, Sherri 238
Anderson, Craig 357 Antoine, Benz 127 1133 Avery, Clare 924
Anderson, Daryl 471 Antonini, Jessica 842 Aronson, Peter B. 84 Avila, Michael 1037
Anderson, Erik J. 614 Antonucci, Danny 774 Aronson, Peter 503 Avin, Segahl 160
Anderson, Ernie 633 Anvar, Cas 141 Arpaio, Joe 499 Axelson, John 700
 279 Index of Personnel

Aycox, Nicki Lynn 707 Baker, Kitana 987 Bannister, Paige 66 Barro, Sylvie 647
Aymong, Ken 468 Baker, Leslie David Bans, Jenna 828, 1019 Barrocas, Aaron 1084
Ayoade, Richard 263 994 Baptiste, Marianne Jean Barrosse, Paul 460,
Ayoub, Richard 1088 Baker, Mark A. 732 1154 923, 1132
Ayres, Greg 1057 Baker, Martin G. 362, Baram, Dave 716 Barrowman, John 551
Ayres, Jeff 658 525 Barash, Brandon 810 Barruso, Joe 1119
Azaria, Hank 1077 Baker, Paul 131 Baratta, Dana 917 Barry, Jonathan 687
Baker, Robert 310, 575 Barba, Norberto 914 Barry, Kevin 1081
Babcock, David 1035 Baker, Simon 333 Barbato, Randy 400, Barry, Thom 707
Baber, Valerie 1069 Baker, Susan M. 4 482, 581, 949 Bartholin, Karsten 255
Bacall, Lauren 516, 609 Baker, Tom 302 Barbee, Carol 881 Bartis, David 281
Bach, Pamela 950 Baker, Troy 832 Barber, Janette 455 Bartleman, Chris 325,
Bachar, Kevin 265 Bakken, Janae 192, Barber, Mic 256 812
Bacharach, Burt 215 1063 Barber, Tiki 317 Bartlett, Alison 1066
Bachman, Cynthia 898 Bakula, Scott 553 Barbini, Edward 464 Bartlett, Erinn 574
Bachmann, Patrick 24 Bala, Sunrish 990 Barbour, Malcolm 712 Bartlett, Kevin 574
Baciocco, Grant 1097 Balaban, Bob 440, 949 Barbusca, Brielle 518 Bartlett, Michael 388
Backhead, Fred 252 Balaban, Nick 1159 Barcellos, Christian 866 Bartlett, Murray 830
Bacon, Kevin 205 Baladi, Patrick 389 Barckart, Ramona 183 Bartok, Jayce 248
Badar, Randall M. 115 Balcer, Rene 913, 914 Barclay, Humphrey 507 Barton, Todd 70, 808
Badarau, Don 201 Baldwin, Adam 702 Bardet, Pierre-Olivier Barttelme, Jane 955
Bader, Diedrich 34, Baldwin, Alec 1116, 1118 825 Barzman, Paolo 141
476 Baldwin, Alex 455 Bardone, Marguerite Basco, Dante 648
Badgley, Penn 824 Baldwin, Daniel 75, 865 Base, Graeme 23
Badish, Kenneth 181, 696 Barger, Melanie 402 Bashe, David Alan 518
201 Baldwin, Darcy Rose Bario, Franco 447 Basile, Renato 76, 157
Badley, Christina Clark 1163 Barker, Bob 1016 Baskin, Alex 1000
44 Baldwin, Judith 283 Barker, Landon 943 Bassett, Angela 372,
Baer, Brett 1116 Baldwin, Stephen 72, Barker, Mike 625, 795 784
Baer, Neal 784, 915 1062 Barker, Nigel 637 Bassett, Marc 206
Bagans, Zak 198 Baldwin, William 756 Barker, Travis 943 Bassey, Jennifer 623
Bagshaw, Rob 402 Balen, Amanda 76 Barna, Laszlo 737, 1006 Bassols, Claudia 508
Bahr, Fax 84, 929 Bales, Paul 392 Barndo, Michelle 635 Batali, Mario 508, 953
Baierl, Trevor 233 Balian, Alison 156 Barnes, Bob 873 Batelaan, Kelsey-Lynn
Bailes, Alison 1037 Balish, Chris 726 Barnes, Demore 1138 988
Bailey, Ben 693 Balk, Jenna 640 Barnes, Lester 934 Bateman, Jason 215
Bailey, Fenton 400, Ball, Alan 556 Barnes, Milton 968 Bateman, Justine 945
482, 581, 949, 1126 Ball, Ashleigh 151 Barnes, Rodney 787 Bates, Tyler 686
Bailey, G.W. 704 Ball, Greg 675 Barnett, Aaron 375, Bateup, Stuart 657
Bailey, George 1159 Ball, Olivia 202, 657 608 Bathe, Ryan Michelle
Bailey, Greg 642 Ball, Sonja 356, 642 Barnett, Emma 113 676
Bailey, Karen 313 Ballantyne, Linda 1152 Barnett, Josh 366, 966 Bation, Maria 304
Bailey, Laura 832 Ballard, Alimi 992 Barnett, Kevin 574 Batson, Susan 428
Bailey, Mike 498 Ballard, Trevor 401 Barnett, Peter 563 Battisa, Jamie 987
Bailey, Norma 66 Ballboni, Susan 348 Barnett, Walter 530, Battles, Wendy 722,
Bailey, Rob 722 Ballesteros, Vanessa 1098 913
Baillie, Nick 314 1125 Barney, Tamara 1, 1032 Bauer, Jonas 312
Bailon, Adrienne 82, Ballon, Daphne 919 Baron, Michael 570 Bauer, Robert 227
318 Balmores, Sonya 664 Baron, Peter 603 Bauer, Rola 312
Baily, Evan 812 Bamber, Jamie 659 Barone, Red 570 Baum, Lloyd 772
Baily, Stewart 1109 Bamberger, Nina Elias Barr, Adam 983 Baum, Thomas 273
Bain, Bob 380, 541, 611 1066 Barr, Anders 586 Bauman, Kenny 474
Bain, Susan 479 Bamford, Maria 651 Barr, Kathleen 151 Bauman, Marc 924
Baio, Scott 175 Bancroft, Cameron 320 Barr, Lynn 737 Baumgart, Erica 242
Bair, Aja 901 Bancroft, Connor 179 Barr, Nathan 556 Baumgartner, Brian
Baird, Tracey 800, 896 Banfield, Ashleigh 847 Barrera, Maria Canals 994
Baisden, Michael 29 Bania, Missy 591, 628 63, 1155 Bautista, Nathan 107
Baitz, Jon Robin 682 Bank, Roy 301, 640 Barreto, Luis 906 Bavelles, Christopher
Baker, Amanda 623, Banks, Bo 274, 894 Barrett, Amanda 741 496
811 Banks, Elizabeth 99, Barrett, David 707 Baxley, Craig R. 6
Baker, Amie 957 1063 Barrett, Dicky 883 Baxter, Jeffrey 902
Baker, Carroll 609 Banks, Lloya 173 Barrett, Kasey 497 Baxter, Lexi 175
Baker, Dee Bradley 38, Banks, Tyra 125, 527, Barrett, Matthew 991 Bayley, Colin 418
337, 407, 511, 517, 637, 1135 Barrett, Paula 461 Baynes, Andrew 130
841, 969 Bannister, Lindsey 401 Barrit, Desmond 103 Baynton, Martin 876
Index of Personnel 280

Bays, Carter 625, 853 Bell, Catherine 213, 641 Bensinger, Tyler 707 Bernier, Mike 574
Beach, Adam 99 Bell, Charlotte 936 Benskin, Tyrone 79, 87 Berns, Michael 909
Beach, Jeffrey 200, 355, Bell, Coby 807 Benson, Amber 480, Berns, Sam 433
451 Bell, Deanne 1080 857 Bernsen, Corbin 104,
Beal, Jeff 461, 942, 955, Bell, Dorla 331 Benson, Ashley 162 133, 183, 602, 1024
1136 Bell, Drake 380, 541, Benson, Greg 101, 831 Bernstein, Adam 606,
Beals, Jennifer 205, 905 857, 1165 Benson, Jodi 688 1116
Bean, Noah 732 Bell, Drew Tyler 673 Bentley, Fonzworth 188 Bernstein, Barrie 1032,
Beard, Amanda 346 Bell, Elisa 557 Benward, Luke 340 1101
Beard, Stephanie 136 Bell, Jim 568 Benz, Gary R. 674, 869 Bernstein, Carolyn 139
Beasley, Bradley 1003 Bell, Jonny 653 Benz, Julie 747 Bernstein, Charles 534
Beatiel, Thomas 32 Bell, Kristen 541, 824, Benz, Payman 101 Bernstein, Jim 625
Beatty, Warren 8, 297, 839 Benzal, A.J. 203 Bernstein, Josh 262,
609 Bell, Lake 676 Beoudry, Colette 764 748
Beauchamp, Haley 542 Bell, Michael 622 Beran, Jonathan 421 Bernstein, Kate 792
Beauchamp, Keith 363 Bell, Warren 616 Berenson, Craig 415 Bernstein, Lewis 1066
Beaudin, Scott 1009 Bellamy, Bill 910 Berg, Amy 290 Bernstein, Melissa 54
Beaudine, Skip 839 Belleci, Tory 976 Berg, Andy 265 Bernstein, Michael 1114
Beaver, Jim 1102 Bellezza, Audrey 788, Berg, Brenda Hanes 558 Bernstein, Paul 546
Beck, Ben 751 822 Berg, James 447 Bernubei, Luca 409
Beck, Eric 197 Bellisario, David 982 Berg, Kristian 846 Berrent, David 309
Beck, John D. 616 Bellisario, Donald P. 982 Berg, Peter 806 Berresford, Josh 734
Beck, Noelle 644 Belliveau, Cynthia 684 Bergan, Karen 282 Berris, Blake 738
Becker, Allison 612 Bellman, Gina 109, Bergen, Candice 157, Berrisford, Sara 115
Becker, Jed 769, 820 269, 290 676 Berrong, Nicole 519
Becker, Sean 101 Bello, Maria 784 Berger, Danielle 842 Berry, Adam 1058
Becker, Thomas 110 Bellochio, David 918 Berger, Jim 861, 1139 Berry, Dylan 431, 697
Beckerman, Dan Bellomo, Lisa 460 Berger, Suzanne 544 Berry, Halle 8, 297, 516
(Danny) 225, 322 Bellon, Roger 195, 963 Bergeron, Thea 703 Berry, Tom 127, 229,
Beckerman, Jon 912 Belton, Mary 232 Bergeron, Tom 157, 314, 540
Beckford, Tyson 1, 321 Beltran, Oscar H. 1055 270, 271, 472, 633, Bert, Victoria 1036
Beckinsale, Kate 103, Belushi, James 616 733 Bertholon, John 693
471 Belzer, Richard 915 Bergl, Emily 945 Berthon, Simon 1064
Beckman, Owen 111 Bemand, Chris 1078 Bergman, Mary Kay Bertinelli, Valerie 557
Becko, Jeff 591 Bemko, Marsha 639 1086 Bertorelli, Toni 409
Becky, Dave 163, 787 Benabib, Roberto 1144 Bergman, Peter 125, Berwick, Frances 205,
Bedelia, Bonnie 506 Benanti, Lauren 155 1163 866, 898, 1021
Bedian, Anne 160 Benard, Maurice 810 Bergmann, John 678 Bery, Adam 1086
Bedingfield, Natasha 16, Benattar, Jordy 78 Bergthold, Dave 689 Beshir, Jessica 759
135, 317 Bender, Chris 904 Berkley, Elizabeth 519, Besinger, Matthew
Bedusa, Susan 1161 Benedict, Brad 1090 721 1022
Beedle, Keith 463 Benedict, Rob 227 Berkowitz, Matt 750 Besser, Stuart 945
Beeftink, Herman 705 Bening, Annette 297 Berkus, Nate 394 Besso, Claudia 540
Beeman, Greg 1079 Benjamin, H. Jon 1012 Berlanti, Greg 155, 756 Best, Ahmed 759
Beemer, Brandon 673 Benjamin, Trisha 66 Berlin, Julian 200 Best, Diane 512
Beers, Betsy 828, 1019 Benn, Rosanna 473 Berman, Al 222, 670 Best, John M. 582
Beers, Steve 675, 1154 Bennett, Cle 1127 Berman, Donald 1142 Bethel, Wilson 196
Beers, Thom 19, 26, 47, Bennett, Evan 23 Berman, Gail 19, 772 Betts, Norm 627, 1082
739, 860 Bennett, Ewan 23 Berman, Jennifer 1021 Beug, John 825
Beesley, Mark 287 Bennett, Fran 217 Berman, Jonathan 798 Beutel, Christian
Beesley, Max 243 Bennett, Geoff 876 Berman, Julie Marie Arnold 228
Begley, Ed, Jr. 192, 895 Bennett, Glenn 688 810, 811 Bevan, Tim 1131
Behar, Joy 1142 Bennett, Jeff 725, 1040 Berman, Lester 1151 Beyer, Brad 881
Behr, Adam 1105 Bennett, Jill 734 Berman, Melissa 155, Beyer, Dan 655
Behring, John 992 Bennett, Matthew 365 756 Beyoncé 16, 89, 169,
Beimler, Hans 336 Bennett, Meredith 98, Berman, Rodger 426 603
Beitchman, David 964 706 Berman, Shelley 724 Bhargava, Nina 885
Belanoff, Alan 704 Bennett, Nigel 55 Berman, Steven H. 412, Bhesania, Delna 151
Belden, Patrick 823 Bennett, Noah 204 487 Bice, Bo 513
Belew, Elizabeth 1148 Bennett, Sonja 171 Bernabei, Matilde 97 Bicks, Jenny 945
Belke, Brent 989 Bennett, Tim 1128 Bernard, Stan 956 Biderman, Rebecca 1142
Belknap, Anna 722 Bennett, Tony 89, 215 Berner, Fred 914 Bidwell, Melissa 132
Bell, Angie Kraus 760, Benoit, David 623 Berner, Toby 313 Biederman, Ian 1072
998 Benrubi, Abraham 784, Bernero, Edward Allen Biederman, Jeff 919
Bell, Bradley 673 945 715 Biederman, Jerry 868
 281 Index of Personnel

Biederman, Jim 1148 Blair, Ben 845 Boekelheidi, Todd 630 Borgnine, Ernest 6,
Bielec, Frank 1129 Blair, Katie 1000 Boelle, Nikki 627 1089
Bielecka, Barbara 113 Blair, Nick 1080 Boer, Dan 701 Borland, Kathy 208
Bierko, Craig 574 Blair, Richie 576 Boersma, Laura 1022 Bormet, Gary 562, 582
Biggins, Heather 114, Blair, Selma 277 Boese, Paul 758 Born, Roscoe 738
117, 148, 354, 465 Blake, Christine 203 Boettcher, Steve 410 Bornemann, Julie 352
Biggs, Denis 782 Blakely, Marcus 1055 Bogach, Lewis A. 366 Bornheimer, Kyle 606
Bigwood, James 300, Blakeslee, Susan 793 Bogart, Taylor 918 Borstein, Alex 795, 929
1136 Blanchard, Jenna 497 Boggan, Alike 740 Borth, Michelle 1111
Bikkenstall, Heidi 1159 Blanchard, Tammy Boggis, Lucy 206 Bortolin, Ted 165
Bilchik, Steve 56 308, 536 Boggs, Jeff 373 Borycki, Amber 41, 382
Billett, Stu 1011 Bland, Christopher 907 Bogosian, Eric 914 Bosak, Kira 403
Billings, Earl 344 Blank, Kenny 957 Bogue, Robert 830 Bosch, Dale 956
Billingslea, Beau 897 Blasé, Larry 1129 Bogush, Elizabeth 194 Bosco, David Masure
Billingsley, John 171 Blasing, George 276 Bohman, Melissa A. 939
Bills, Laissa 694 Blasucci, Dick 929 58 Bosley, Tom 78
Bilodeau, Jean-Luc 904 Blatt, Daniel H. 598 Bohnert, David 649, Boss, Kit 692
Bilsing, Sherry 586 Blaylock, Cheryl 672 650 Bostick, Devon 456
Binder, Carl 1093 Bleckner, Jeff 461 Bohusz, Michael Derek Boston, Rachel 160
Binder, David 428 Bledsoe, Tempsett 248 938 Bostwick, Barry 133
Bing, Camella 61 Bleszinski, Cliff 579 Boiardi, Anna 901, 1052 Bosworth, Lauren 907
Bingham, Traci 203, Bleu, Corbin 582 Bojanowski, Jojo 352 Bottoms, Timothy 214,
602 Bliss, Larissa 1081 Bojanowski, Khalood 310, 753
Binkow, Gary 102 Bloch, Jamie 179 352 Bouch, Matt 466
Binkow, Michael 997 Bloch, Jordan 689 Boland, Kathleen 861 Boucher, Brigitte 97
Binsley, Robert 968 Bloch, Philip 207 Bolden, Isaac 906 Boucher, Joseph A. 902
Binzer, Seth “Shift” 75 Block, Kelly 241 Bolden, Keith Arthur Boudreau, Paula 213,
Birch, Robert 902 Block, Lisa 522 184 390
Birdsong, Mary 1039 Block, Peter 171 Bolding, Justis 995 Boulton, Tracy 178
Birnes, William 569 Blondheim, George 737 Boles, Lauren 738 Bourne, J.R. 313
Birtwistle, Sue 103 Blonsky, Nikki 425 Bolosh, James 744 Bourne, Ted 798
Bischoff, Eric 247 Bloom, Donna E. 681 Boman, Nadeem 60 Bourque, Jason 41
Bishop, Jerry 892 Bloom, Michael 173 Bonaduce, Danny 247, Bourrett, Bernard 663
Bishop, Mark J.W. 618 Bloom, Vail 1163 251, 477, 500 Bouson, Michael 617
Bissett, Jacqueline 390 Blotevogel, Jill E. 461 Bonaduce, Gretchen Boutilier, Kate 348
Bissett, Josie 397, 474 Bloxsome, Chas 497 203 Bouvard, Laurence 1047
Bisson, Yannick 456, Blue, Ashley 987 Bonaly, Sirila 238 Bove, Linda 1066
457, 458, 459 Blue, Callum 1131 Boncea, Andrei 176 Bowden, Katrina 1116
Bisutti, Danielle 558 Blue, Frankie 176 Bond, Sam 206 Bowen, Andrea 745
Bjorklund, Kristen 74, Blue, Linda Bell 867 Bondesen, Mikkel 683 Bowen, Cameron 672
794 Bluemke, Jay 569, 677, Bonet, Lisa 296 Bowers, Dr. Marci 482
Bjorlin, Nadia 738 813 Bonezzi, Amy 966 Bowers, Richard 127,
Black, Alex 195 Blum, Michael A. 716 Boniadi, Nazani 810 229
Black, Clint 477 Blumberg, Alex 547 Bonilla, E.J. 830 Bowes, Will 876
Black, David 721, 913 Blumenfield, Jay 230, Bonis, Herbert 924 Bowker, Phil 420
Black, David Neil 1017 233 Bonner, Beth Ann 995 Bowlby, April 1133
Black, Graeme 104, 397 Blumer, Bob 819 Bonniot, Eric 227 Bowlen, Bradley 947
Black, Jack 278, 380, Blush, Brian David 902 Boodell, David 629 Bowles, David 973
516, 579 Bobb, Roger 852 Bookspan, Martin 924 Bowles, Peter 30
Black, Lewis 285, 291 Bobin, James 800 Boone, Dave 125, 516 Bowman, Bobby 971
Black, Michael Ian 439 Bobo, Jonah 653 Boone, Mark, Jr. 505 Bowman, John 804
Black, R.J. 759 Bobulova, Barbora 97 Boone, Marshall 616 Bowman, Sarah 860
Blackehart, Stephen Bocarde, Kevin 195, Boone, Pat 240 Bowser, Kenneth 630
392 486, 487 Boorman, Charley 311 Bowyer, Carmindy 1146
Blackman, Steve 675 Bocelli, Andrea 215 Booth, Kristin 365 Boxleitner, Bruce 6, 50,
Blackmon, Gus L. 894 Bochco, Daynna 429 Booth, Stephen 966 487
Blackstone, Gay 601, Bochco, Jesse 429 Booth, Teena 162, 481 Boyd, Edward 137, 1084
602 Bochco, Steven 429 Boothe, Powers 564 Boyd, Louis 527
Blackstone, Jill 165, Boden, Bob 794, 1083 Boots, Tone 316 Boyd, Lynda 557
758 Bodie, Justin 113, 409, Borden, Bill 15 Boyd, Neil 89
Blackthorne, Paul 300 479 Bordson, Nancy 828 Boyd, Rickey 2
Blackwell, Harolyn 65 Bodine, Bill 892 Boreanaz, David 157, Boyd, Tanya 738
Blaine, David 124 Bodle, Justin 532 675 Boyd, Warren 94
Blaine, Matthew 898, Bodton, Dana Tafoya Borg, Sean 1122 Boyer, Andre 705, 1022
966 614 Borghese, Matteo 512 Boykin, Chris 1046
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Boylan, Eileen April Braverman, Alex 798 Brillhart, Amy 765 Brown, Drew 218, 985,
1085 Bravo, Chuy 700 Bring, Harry 641 1003
Boylan, Mary 629 Bray, Chris 703 Brings, Keira 539, 1032 Brown, DuShon
Boyle, Bob 793 Bray, Deanne 534 Brinkhurst, Duncan Monique 1018
Boyle, Brian 625 Bray, Peter 663 1005 Brown, Garry 1018
Boyle, Lara Flynn 909 Braya, Brannon 564 Brint, Simon 109 Brown, Jessica 352
Boynton, Lucy 30, 103 Brazenas, Zac 76 Brisley, Tom 1080 Brown, Jethro Lundie
Boz, Jeff 1099 Brazil, Scott 1075 Bristow, Patrick 949 698
Bracken, Bill 318, 562, Breckenridge, Alexander Brittman, Mark 508 Brown, Joe 891
767 160 Britton, Connie 806 Brown, Calvin, Jr. 29
Bradbury, Lindsay 266, Breckenridge, Alexandra Broch, Lawrence 676 Brown, Julie 63, 676
381 753 Brochu, Daniel 642 Brown, Karen Lee 849
Braddy, Johanna 648 Breckman, Andy 955 Brock, Adam 401 Brown, Kedar 604
Bradeen, Sara 204 Breen, Damien 519 Brock, Kelly 541 Brown, Larry 950
Bradford, Sally 139 Breen, James 1082 Brock, Tim 772 Brown, Lucy 414
Bradley, Dee 625 Breen, Monica 926 Brockington, Kim 830 Brown, Marc 642,
Bradley, James Allen 950 Bregar, John 127 Broder, Todd 1066 656
Bradley, Justin 127, 408 Bregman, Neil 127, Brolin, James 312 Brown, Melanie 347,
Bradley, Roderick 206 229, 540 Brolin, Josh 4, 471 494
Bradshaw, Jeremy 980 Bregman, Tracey E. Bromley, Melanie 207 Brown, Nicole 1105
Bradshaw, John 159 1163 Bronson, Fred 135 Brown, Paul 63, 642
Bradshaw, Terry 285 Brehmer, Robert 655 Bronson, Michael 825 Brown, Ray A. 1092
Brady, Christopher Breitenbach, Ross 649 Bronson, Sara 740 Brown, Rhyon Nicole
1034 Breithaupt, Don 495 Brook, Jeff 658 921
Brady, Evelyn 359 Bremer, Jeanne 221 Brook, Stanley M. 506 Brown, Rick 255, 741
Brady, Peter 77 Brenman, Greg 449, Brooke, Ashlynn 7 Brown, Sam 1148
Brady, Wayne 157, 372, 473 Brookins, Robert 484 Brown, Sarah Joy 810
767 Brennan, Alana 509 Brooks, Adam T. 664 Brown, Sawyer 238
Braeden, Eric 1163 Brennan, John G. 795 Brooks, Claude 549, Brown, Sophina 1072,
Braff, Zach 1063 Brennan, Jude 912 572, 845 1138
Braga, Marlene 703 Brennan, Peter 717, 891, Brooks, Darin 738 Brown, Sterling K. 641
Braidwood, Tom 737 892 Brooks, Deanna 1162 Brown, Tiana 233
Brall, Darren 946 Brennan, Sam 907 Brooks, Golden 816 Brown, William H. 996
Bramfitt, David 763 Brenneman, Amy 1019 Brooks, James L. 1077 Brown, Zena 552
Brammell, Abby 1138 Brenzel, Sam 342 Brooks, Michael 73 Browne, Ian 463
Branchi, Bruno 647 Brescia, Justin “Bobby” Brooks, Richard 913 Browning, Ben 171
Branchi, Ed 567 844 Brooks, Shari 918 Browning, Caren 915
Brand, Steven 462 Breslin, Abigail 814 Brooks, Stanley M. 66, Brownlee, Cheri 757
Brando, Michelle 252, Breslin, Susanna 1069 224 Bruck, Cynthia 512
433, 1048 Bress, Eric 904 Brooks, Tanea 84 Bruckheimer, Jerry 154,
Brandon, Jim 143 Brett, James 113 Brooks, Zoz 418 707, 720, 721, 722,
Brandon, Michael 1118 Brewer, Jonathan 273 Brookwell, David 664, 1154
Brandt, Betsy 54 Brewninger, Scott 95 685, 999 Bruening, Justin 281
Brandt, Jason 13, 1135 Brewster, Anna 1131 Broome, Dave 442, Brugel, Amanda 365
Brannagh, Brigid 641 Brewster, Paget 715 524, 952 Bruh, Jevon 1007
Brannan, Duncan 1057 Brezner, Larry 303 Brophy, Stephen 592 Brule, Robin 456, 457,
Brannigan, Kelly 740 Brice, Mark 798 Brosseau, Claire 204 458, 459
Branson, Jeff 830 Brick, Sam 680 Brotherton, John 995 Brumm, Michael 98
Branton, Michael 674, Brickman, David 955 Browde, Elizabeth 1146 Brune, Raymond J. 718
869 Bridegroom, Thomas Brown, Alonzo 894 Bruno, Billi 616
Brasselle, Melissa 251 1161 Brown, Alton 823, 871 Bruno, Dylan 992
Bratt, Benjamin 22, 94, Bridges, Todd 247, Brown, Amanda 752 Bruno, Jillian 304
913 500, 895 Brown, Bill 722 Bruno, Mandy 830
Brauck, Kevin 871 Brie, Alison 128 Brown, Blair 187 Brush, Rick 856
Braun, Erin 1120 Brien, Jeb 952 Brown, Bobby 399 Brustein, Richard C.
Braun, Josh 69 Brier, Kathy 995 Brown, Brian 374 633
Braun, Nicholas 340 Briers, Lucy 103 Brown, Carson 125 Bruzzese, Gianna 653
Braun, Tamara 623 Bright, Ken 897 Brown, Chris 39, 169, Bry, Chris 416
Braunger, Matt 929 Bright, Lauren 885 215, 541 Bryan, Sabrina 82, 318
Braunstein, Howard Bright, Michael 980 Brown, Clancy 622, Bryant, Blake 288
332 Bright, Skot 138, 257 647, 1089 Bryant, Elaine Frontain
Braunstein, Tracy 642 Bright, Tim (Timothy) Brown, Dave 27 419, 593
Braussevy, Isabelle 238 1019, 1063 Brown, Deanna 823 Bryant, Kimberly 1032
Bravaki, John 871 Brightman, Sarah 582 Brown, DeMorge 116 Bryant, Lucas 365
Braver, John 487 Brill, Fran 2 Brown, Dennis C. 1133 Bryk, Greg 1038
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Bryson, Christopher Burke, Randy 1147 Butler, Tom 322 Callis, James 659
846 Burke, Robert John Butt, Edmund 295 Callner, Marty 86
Bryson, Peabo 559 824 Buttenstedt, Fritz 825 Calloway, Cab 215
Bubbs, Kim 229 Burkholder, Max 969 Butters, Tara 1035 Calloway, Northern J.
Buccieri, Paul 154 Burley, Mark A. 1144 Butterworth, Tyler 590 1066
Buchalter, Robert 1050 Burnett, Mark 20, 72, Buy, Margherita 409 Calvert, Clement 1047
Buck, J.P. 156 360, 367, 640, 937, Buza, George 805 Calvert, John 415
Buck, Laurie 822 1103 Bycel, Josh 625 Camaya, Michelle
Buck, Michele 30 Burnett, Molly 738 Bye, Rich 1021 Aguilar 519
Buck, Samantha 914 Burnett, Rob 912 Bynes, Amanda 308 Cambell, Luther, Jr.
Buckingham, Bill 766 Burns, Brian 782 Byram, Amanda 402 316
Buckland, Marc 971 Burns, Brooke 237, Byrd, Dan 621 Cambor, Peter 990
Buckley, Hans 497 344, 358 Byrd, Petri Hawkins Camden, Cristal 817
Buckley, Paul 139, 652, Burns, Ed 196 892 Cameron, Candace 357
999 Burns, Kevin 817 Byrne, Andrew 269 Cameron, Elaine 269
Buckley, Robert 179, Burns, Pat 727 Byrne, Gabriel 260 Cameron, Jessie 178
1096 Burns, Patricia 653, Byrne, Myrna 284 Cameron, John 806
Buckley, Sean 1044 874, 876 Byrne, Rose 732 Camilleri, Ann 261
Bud’da 525 Burns, Regan 253 Byrnes, Darcy Rose Camp, Colleen 949
Buddis, Nathan 878 Burns, Rich 502 486, 673 Campbell, Alana 798
Buddy, Brandon 995 Burns, Steve 672 Byrnes, Jim 223 Campbell, Alex 230,
Budig, Rebecca 623 Burns, Tom 614 Byrnes, Patrick 634, 233
Buecker, Bradley 988 Burnside, Oth’Than 84 1025 Campbell, Bill 92
Buehl, Carl 1099, 1101 Burrell, Anne 478 Byron, Kari 976 Campbell, Bruce 683
Buell, Ryan 1003 Burrell, Peter 417 Campbell, Colin 1160
Buescher, Julianne 1066 Burrell, Richard 449 Caan, James 598, 909 Campbell, David 164
Buhrman, Rich 1021, Burrell, Ty 652 Cabey, Noah Gray 839 Campbell, Garry 929
1124 Burrier, Richard 973 Cabral, Matt 527 Campbell, Geoffrey
Buie, Malik K. 1031 Burrows, James 192, 652 Cabrera, Santiago 839 478
Bukinik, Suzanne 616 Burrows, Saffron 371, Cacciatore, Viki 1103 Campbell, Graeme 390
Bulger, Stephanie 321 676 Cackowski, Liz 170 Campbell, Joyce 492
Bullard, Pat 230 Burrud, John 600 Cadesky, Eric 1002 Campbell, Lacresha 316
Buller, Francesca 228 Burse, Denise 852 Cafaro, A.J. 454 Campbell, Larry Jo 616
Bullough, Miles 85 Bursik, Sheryl 53 Cage, Nicholas 231 Campbell, Luke 316
Bulluck, Vicangelo Burton, Corey 34, 476, Cahill, Eddie 722 Campbell, Nicholas
372, 894 517 Cahill, Julie McNally 737
Bumpass, Rodger 1089 Burton, Kate 828 972 Campbell, Paul 281
Bunch, Geoff 1128 Burton, Lance 602 Cahill, Steven 1120 Campbell, Sally 411
Bunch, Tyler 2 Burton, Steve 810, 811 Cahill, Tim 972 Campbell, Tom 400
Bunch, Velton Ray 542 Busby, Cindy 408 Cahn, Debora 828 Campo, Catie 314
Bunim, Mary-Ellis Buscemi, J. Paul 527 Cail, Michael 1073 Campos, Bruno 988
933, 1034 Busey, Gary 696 Cain, Dean 161, 174, Canaan, Christopher
Bunin, Michael 965 Busfield, Timothy 300, 231, 322 304
Bunnell, John 961 1154 Cain, Jeffrey 1079 Canaan, Paul 286
Bunney, Jennifer 907 Bush, Billy 615 Caird, Patric 774 Canary, David 125, 623
Burbano, Mindy 680 Bush, First Lady Laura Cairns, Leah 37, 659, Canipe, Ridge 1102
Burdett, Jack 1116 278 904 Cannatella, Trishelle
Burditt, Joyce 975 Bush, John 151 Cairns, Rob 649, 650, 247, 761
Bureau, Jean 113, 479 Bush, President George 791 Canner, Kendall E. 404
Burell, Kim 372 278 Cairo, Judy 425 Canniffe, James 719
Burg, Mark 1133 Bush, Sophia 996 Calandrello, Tim 813 Canniffe, Jamie 218
Burg, Mike 541 Bushell, Matt 194, 1074 Calanni, Gina 883 Canning, Lisa 733
Burge, Connie 518 Bushnell, Candace 300 Calderwood, Andre 196 Cannon, Carolyn 339
Burgers, Michelle 79 Buss, Jim 218, 868 Cale, Paula 308 Cannon, Danny 154,
Burgess, Janice 653 Buss, Maty 973 Calhoun, Will 277 720, 721, 722
Burgio, Richard 270 Bussell, Mark 607 Caliendo, Frank 804 Cannon, Dyan 8, 280,
Burgmeier, John 832 Bustamante, Hector Calio, Wendy 257 297
Burgund, Ann 1066 Luis 304 Call, Michael 1126 Cannon, Jack 168
Burk, Bryan 187, 926 Butchard, Stephen 244 Callahan, Bill 1063 Cannon, Mark 742,
Burke, Brittany 61 Butcher, Paul 1165 Callahan, Dr. Michelle 1145
Burke, David J. 915 Butler, David 917 R. 424 Cannon, Nick 1092
Burke, Delta 55 Butler, Jack 1017 Callas, Charlie 285 Cannon, Reuben 852
Burke, John 638 Butler, Ron 558 Callery, Sean 564, 1072 Canter, Michael 794,
Burke, Karey 344, 393 Butler, Sarah 181 Callies, Sarah Wayne 1004
Burke, Phil 392 Butler, Scott 724 1018 Cantor, Steven 901
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Cantrell, Blu 73 Carrapa, Leynete 293 Castillo, Susie 18 Chang, Yahlin 756
Canyon, Christy 879 Carrara, Leslie 886 Castle, Jean Marie 672 Chanley, Sandy 724
Canzanese, Shantelle Carrasco, Nicole 682 Castricone, Donna 1089 Channe, Kavita 402
1055 Carrera, Alek 1099 Castro, Alex 14 Channing, Stockard
Caplan, Felicia 1110 Carrington, Michael Caswell, Katy 321 980
Caplan, Sarah 682 698 Catalina, Brian 43 Chapkanov, Todor 107
Caplaw, Sarah 926 Carro, Luciana 659 Catania, Joe 1165 Chaplin, Nikki 698
Capobianco, Carissa 162 Carroll, Rocky 982 Cates, Gilbert 4 Chaplin, Tracy 1034
Cappe, Noah 136 Carruthers, Julie Hanan Catlett, Mary Jo 1089 Chapman, Abby Mae
Cappello, Tom 742 623 Cats, Aurelia 73 763
Capps, Johnny 529 Carta, John 649, 650 Catucci, John 768 Chapman, Anthony
Caprio, Nicholas 460, Carter, Alan 11, 455 Caudell, Toran 973 825, 1064
923 Carter, Bob 1057 Cauthen, Kelly 1067 Chapman, Cobie 763
Capshaw, Ellery 644 Carter, Crispin Bonham Cavalieri, Christine Chapman, Dakota 763
Capshaw, Hank 13, 126, 103 1087, 1135 Chapman, Davina 763
755 Carter, Dixie 398 Cavallari, Kristin 907 Chapman, Duane
Capshaw, Jessica 675, Carter, Field 1026 Cavallaro, Brian 746 “Dog” 763
905 Carter, John 834 Cavanagh, Megan 789 Chapman, Jay 268
Carabello, Miranda 942 Carter, Kristopher 34, Cavanagh, Thomas 66, Chapman, Judith 1163
Carano, Gina 14 38, 511 502 Chapman, Kevin 681
Carbone, Jason A. 649, Carter, Nathan 1030 Cavill, Henry 1131 Chapman, Leland 763
650, 918, 1052 Carter, Sarah 104, 1072 Cawley, Tucker 586 Chapman, Lyssa 763
Carbone, Joey 873 Carter, Scott 291, 1033 Cayne, Candis 205 Chapman, Scotte 976
Carcaterra, Lorenzo 913 Carter, Stewart 991 Cazeau, Richard 618 Chapman, Tim 763
Card, Kathleen 891 Carter, Tim 2 Cease, Kyle 439 Chapman, Travis 763
Cardellini, Linda 99, Carter, Wendy 107, 392 Cecil, Jennifer 996 Chappell, Crystal 125,
784 Cartwright, Nancy 622, Cedar, Michael 155 830
Cardoni, Jeff 1114 1040, 1077 Cedric the Entertainer Chapple, James 560,
Carell, Steve 81, 471, Cartwright, Ryan 130 40, 318 1044, 1127
994 Caruk, Lisa Marie 397 Celea, Serban 21 Chapple, Marla 1114
Carey, Clare 110, 181 Caruso, David 721 Cerminara, Donovan Charest, Micheline 642
Carey, Drew 413, 1015, Carver, Charles 745 445 Charles, Gaius 806
1016 Carver, Max 745 Ceron, Laura 784 Charles, Josh 260
Carey, Mariah 169, 216, Carvey, Dana 118 Cerone, Dancel 747 Charles, Larry 724
516, 541, 603 Cary, Dominick 920, Cerra, Erica 785 Charles, Matthew 1164
Carey, Mary 75, 1128 1077 Cestaro, Tom 957 Charleson, Leslie 810
Cargill, David 870 Cary, Kim Huffman Cha, Jane 527 Charlton, Dagmar 696
Carl, Jann 270 920 Chabert, Lacey 511, 795 Charpentic, Megan 88
Carlin, Peter 438 Cary, Mara 920 Chacon, Amy 624 Chartoff, Melanie 622
Carlisle, Cathy 614 Case, Anastasia 817 Chad, Harrison 769 Chase, Allison 637
Carlock, Robert 1116 Case, Sharon 1163 Chadderdon, April 2 Chase, Bailey 1060
Carlson, Chris 168, 719, Casella, Matt 442 Chadwell, Heather 252 Chase, Cheryl 622
898 Casemire, Eryk 348 Chaffin, Jessica 337, Chase, Dauri 1111
Carlson, Jeff 689 Caserta, Jennifer 212 1165 Chase, Debra Martin
Carlson, Kelly 988 Casey, Chris 689 Chaiduang, Dominic 76 82
Carlson, Kenneth A. Casey, Dillon 365 Chaiken, Ilene 905 Chase, Jonathan 28, 446
636 Casey, Neil 170 Chalke, Sarah 1063 Chasin, Perry 1069
Carlson, Scott 566 Cash, Amanda 882 Chamberlain, Beth 830 Chatrey, Julia 1127
Carlson, Shareena 688 Casnow, Bari Halle 990 Chamberlain, Christine Chatterton, John 742
Carlucci, Anne 479 Caso, Vincent 831 976 Chau, Francois 194
Carlyle, Robert 564 Cass, Bryce 640 Chambers, Justin 707, Chauncey, Tom 979
Carmichael, Kathy 507 Cass, David S. 412 828 Chavira, Ricardo 745
Carmouche, Clay 313 Cass, Debbie Hayn 942 Chambers, Laura 438 Chaykin, Maury 364,
Carnahan, Matthew Cassar, Jon 564 Chambers, Stephanie 785
753 Cassata, Joey 612 611 Chborsky, Stephen 881
Carnelutti, Valentina 97 Cassidy, Gordon 373 Chambers, Todd 1 Che, Derek 20, 1112
Carney, Susan 870 Cassidy, Katie 1102 Champion, Marge 240 Cheadle, Don 8, 110,
Caron, Glenn Gordon Cassidy, Orlagh 830 Chan, Jane 1021 297
942 Cassidy, Shaun 707 Chan, Matt 835 Chechik, Jeremiah 336
Caron, Leslie 240 Castagnola, Stephen J. Chanchez, Hosea 807 Cheetah Girls 11, 318,
Carow, Bradley 1089 612 Chandler, Kyle 806 541
Carpenter, Jennifer 747 Castellaneta, Dan 1077 Chang, Christina 818 Chehak, Tom 1038
Carr, Kateland 1022 Castellanos, Natalia Chang, Gary 6 Chei, Matthew 402
Carradine, David 282, 1161 Chang, Wei Ling 404, Chelias, Sami 364
504 Castillo, Gisabelle 424 798 Chen, Jonathan 1103
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Chen, Julie 666 Christopher, Hoyt 1069 Clemenson, Christian Cohen, Norman 765
Cheney, Douglas 184, Christopher, Thom 676 Cohen, Peter M. 837
1022, 1055 995 Clement, Jemaine 800 Cohen, Robert 532,
Cheng, J.C. 1105 Christopher, Tyler 810 Clement, Kim 371 665
Cheng, Pei-Pei 282 Christy, Kevin 423 Clement, Shawn K. Cohen, Ronald M. 6
Chenoweth, Kristin 4, Chryss, Laurie 794 501, 627, 936, 961, Cohen, Sarah Jane 1121,
90, 157, 241, 318, Chu, Ken 242 972, 973, 1050, 1088 1146
349, 1026 Chuany, Karen 120 Clements, Mike 293 Cohen, Sasha 477
Chepovetsky, Dimitry Chulack, Christopher Clemmer, David 526 Cohen, Scott 443
1038 784 Clendenin, Bob 1113 Cohen, Ted 586
Cher 215 Chumsky, Sarah 672 Clerkin, Cavan 420 Cohen, Tom 693
Cherella, David 765 Chung, Jamie 462 Cleveland, Chris 228 Cohen, Warren 316
Chernov, Matthew 217, Chung, Royd 778 Cliche, Karen 567, 799 Cohn, Stuart 778
446, 486 Chung, Ted 501 Clifford, Carrie 239 Cohoun, Chris 406
Chernuchia, Michael Church, Jake 502 Clinkenbeard, Colleen Cojocaru, Steven 867
913 Church, Mary 280 1057 Colacitti, Stefano 115
Cherry, Marc 745 Churchill, Patricia 926 Clohessy, Robert 376 Colantoni, Enrico 178
Chesler, Jessica 401 Chvatal, Cynthia 720 Clooney, George 4, Colao, Carly 842
Chesler, Lewis 159 Chyna 75 609, 784 Colbert, Jennifer 550
Chesney, Kenny 96, 317 Cianciola, Adam 1067 Close, Eric 1154 Colbert, Jerry 65
Chester, Al 951 Ciano, Patricia 893, Close, Glenn 278, 732, Colbert, Ritch 718
Chester, Rodney 989 958 1075 Colbert, Stephen 98,
Cheung, Clem 379 Ciccarone, George 694 Clough, George 498 706
Cheveldave, Randolph Ciccoritti, Jerry 598 Clouser, Charlie 909, Colcord, Ray 624, 666
320 Cidari, Hassan 1121 992 Coldplay 360
Chiapetta, Quentin 798 Cigliuti, Natalia 429 Clow, Lorette 577 Cole, Bradley 830
Chiarello, Michael 773 Cilic, Elayne 442, 670 Clubine, Lindsay 740 Cole, Colin 643
Chiaro, Amy 568 Cilo, Jason 500 Cluess, Chris 929 Cole, Gary 563
Chiet, Brad 740, 791 Cinno, Chuck 50 Clyne, Nicki 659 Cole, Jeff 865
Chikezie, Caroline 1102 Cipes, Greg 38 Clyne, Sonia Garcia 339 Cole, Josh 798, 1134
Chiklis, Michael 1075 Cipriano, Joe 740 Coan, Erin 550 Cole, Keyshia 279
Child, Lauren 698 Claggett, Steve 731 Coates, Kim 223, 505 Cole, Lanisha 1016
Childs, Jan 47 Clair, Joe 1031 Coatsworth, David 272 Cole, Mark 339
Ching, John 228 Clancy, Abbey 267 Cocanougher, Daniel Cole, Natalie 215, 513
Chinn, Jonathan 255, Clark, Cindy 166 832 Cole, Sheila 1016
1114 Clark, Daniel 461 Cochrane, Rory 721 Cole, Taylor 139, 175,
Chinn, Meredith 901 Clark, Dick 135 Cockerill, Paul 883, 907
Chioran, Juan 341, 456, Clark, Holly Karrol 759 1069 Cole, William T. 523
876 Clark, Kyle 133, 195, Cockrill, Ellen 725 Coleman, Brandi 425
Chirisa, Tongayi 113 486, 877, 963 Coda, John 664 Coleman, Gary 561
Chisum, David 995 Clark, Lisa 507 Codron, Izidore 79 Coleman, Graeme 331,
Chiusano, Tara 951 Clark, Malcolm 991 Cody, Allen 477, 754 709
Chmelauskas, Wendy Clark, R.A. 583, 772 Coelen, Chris 106, 119, Coleman, Joe 637
1079 Clark, Susan B. 1123 246, 475, 767 Coleman, Jordan 653
Cho, Margaret 1, 83 Clark-Hall, Steve 57 Coen, Dana 675 Coleman, Michael 163
Cho, Smith 281 Clarke, Becky 430 Coffee, Claire 810 Coleman, Penny 164
Choi, Julie 424 Clarke, Cam 651 Coffee, Donna 352 Coleman, Robin 14
Chokachi, David 664 Clarke, Dameon 162 Coffey, Chip 419 Coleman, Townsend
Chon, Justin 897 Clarke, Emmy 955 Coffey, Dan 432 740
Chong, Shelby 81 Clarke, Jason 681 Coffey, John 822 Coles, John David 376
Chong, Tommy 81 Clarke, Jordan 830 Coffey, Tabatha 537 Coles, Kim 696, 1113
Chory, James 675 Clarke, Kristopher 874 Coffino, Teresa 790 Colesberry, Robert F.
Choun, Chris 285, 403 Clarke, Larry 913 Cognac, Chris 856 1153
Christian, Alice 866 Clarke, Leo 804 Cohen, Adam 20, 168, Coletti, Alex 510
Christian, Gabrielle Clarkson, Patricia 980 936, 1024 Coletti, Stephen 996
1085 Clash, Kevin 2, 362, Cohen, Andrea 1125 Colichman, Paul 289,
Christian, Luci 832 1066 Cohen, Andrew 1021 908
Christian, Shawn 738 Clausen, Alf 1077 Cohen, Bruce 1026 Colin, Margaret 824
Christiansen, Bob 5 Clausen, Scott 138, 616, Cohen, Chris 825 Collecton, Sara 747
Christiansen, Clay 91 713 Cohen, David X. 1077 Collery, Sean 942
Christianson, Bob 917 Clayburgh, Jill 756 Cohen, Douglas 36 Colletti, Stephen 907
Christie, Julie 8 Clayton, Xernona 559 Cohen, Greg 902 Collier, Kyle 640
Christie, Paul 95, 980 Claywell, Brett 996 Cohen, Jillian 765 Collier, Michael 1133
Christie, Warren 358, Cleary, Dan 825 Cohen, Neil A. 731, Colliers, Ty 655
993 Cleary, Katie 740 763 Collins, Alissa 636
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Collins, Bianca 15, 1137 Conway, Francis 909 Cortese, Dan 367 Cragg, Steven 929
Collins, Bryan Jerel Conway, Gerry 914 Cortese, Genevieve 1151 Craig, Amy 998
864, 875 Conway, Jessica 1145 Corwin, Charles 426, Craig, Tyler 503
Collins, Chad 451 Conway, Tim 1089 522, 906, 946 Craigmyle, Lynda 341
Collins, Connie 1049 Coogan, Peter D. 1080 Cosby, Andrew 785 Crain, Jason 734
Collins, Jeanette 668 Cook, A.J. 715 Cosgrove, Daniel 830 Cram, Michael 178
Collins, Jeff 251 Cook, David 89, 582 Cosgrove, Miranda Cramer, John 960
Collins, Jessica 669 Cook, Dawn Ashley 380, 541, 857 Cramsey, Denise 791,
Collins, Josh 734 339 Cossette, John 215, 216 1129
Collins, Lauren 408 Cook, Eric 1 Cossette, Pierre 215 Crane, Amanda 1014
Collins, Reed, Jr. 801 Cook, Jason 810 Costa, Mark 167, 232 Crane, John 929
Collins, Mechelle 339, Cook, Kevin 1080 Costa, Rachel 190 Crane, Kara 340
550, 593, 1099 Cook, Kylee Nicole Costantini, Alessandro Cranston, Bryan 54
Collins, Mo 616, 929 1146 598 Cranz, Cynthia 832
Collins, Rocky 742 Cook, Peter B. 639 Costanza, Michael 734 Crary, Ashley 600
Collins, Shanna 535 Cook, Roger 645, 1117 Costas, Bob 44 Crawford, Chase 603,
Collins, Stephen 159 Cook, T.S. 236, 387 Costell, Brian 1135 824
Collins, Tovah 519 Cook, Victor 511 Costello, Elvis 98, 510 Crawford, Cindy 205
Collinson, Phil 466 Cook, Xavier 484 Coston, Suzanne 613 Crawford, Daz 194
Collyer, Marissa 727 Cooke, Aaron B. 40 Coto, Juan 564 Crawford, Lavelle 284
Colombino, Terri 644 Cooke, William 113 Coto, Manny 564 Crawford, Lynne 1043
Colon, Mercedes 217 Coolidge, Jennifer 308 Cotronco, Ivan 409 Cray, Carl 29
Colonna, Sarah 700 Coolio 106 Cotta, Justin 197 Crea, Diana A. 511
Combs, Kristen 897 Cooney, Joan Ganz Cotter, Tom 970 Creekmore, Cindy 806
Combs, Ray 794 1066 Cottillard, Marion 471 Cregge, Zach 1148
Combs, Sean “P. Diddy” Cooper, Billy 627, 923 Coughlan, Samantha Cremin, Kevin G. 1075
256, 428, 654, 933 Cooper, Dennis 454 315 Crescenti, Tim 255
Comeneci, Nadia 72 Cooper, Jeanne 125, Couke, Jennifer 1044 Crew, Amanda 355
Compton, Scout Taylor 1163 Coulier, Dave 100 Crews, Terry 787
214 Cooper, Mark 825 Coulls, Deborah 225 Crewson, Wendy 532,
Conaway, Jeff 75 Cooper, Robert C. Coulter, Allen 732 1038
Cone, Korelan 1080 1093 Coulthard, Raymond Cribbs, Dave 1030
Conlin, Michaela 675 Cooper, Ryan 120 103 Crichlow, Lenora 529
Conn, Alan 757 Cooper, Scott 106, 234, Coupe, Eliza 563 Crichton, Michael 784
Connell, David D. 1066 696 Couric, Katie 516 Crider, Jessica 352
Connell, Kathy 471 Cope, Scott 1068, 1128 Court, Neil 1030 Crim, Frank 257
Connelly, Mary 156 Copeland, Brad 971 Courtley, Cade 742 Critchlow, Roark 620
Conner, Matthew 621 Copon, Michael 664, Cousins, Christopher Crite, James 1088
Conner, Tara Elizabeth 996 174 Crittenden, Jennifer
1000 Copping, Jennifer 387 Coutaz, Cecile Frot 983
Connick, Harry, Jr. 89, Copus, Nick 532 627, 634 Croce, Anthony Santa
303 Corbin, Barry 704, 996 Couture, Suzwette 955
Connolly, Kevin 782 Corcoran, Michael 1165 580 Croll, Tony 838
Connor, Christine 765 Corday, Ken 738 Cover, Elizabeth 958 Cromwell, James 564
Connors, Cindy 10 Corden, James 193 Covey, Wendi McLen- Cronin, Mark 252,
Conrad, Breanna 907 Cordero, John P. 334 don 1039 377, 433, 967, 1048
Conrad, David 814 Cordillo, Erin 530 Cowan, C. Wesley 846 Crook, Mackenzie 389
Conrad, Jeffrey 1105 Cordina, Lena 365 Cowan, Chris 591, 772 Crook, Matt 435
Conrad, Lauren 844, Cordray, Randy 574 Cowell, Maisie 698 Crosby, Ken 883
907 Corken, Melissa 603 Cowell, Michael 509 Cross, Ben 312
Conradt, Christine Corlett, Claire 1119 Cowell, Simon 627, Cross, Marcia 745
229, 314, 540 Corlett, Ian James 151, 628, 634 Crotzer, Terry 239
Conravey, Henry 454 356 Cowin, Kimberly Crouse, Karrie 212
Conroy, Jeff 26, 47, 739 Corman, Julie 116 Belcher 59, 316, Crowder, Stephen 642
Conroy, Joel 943 Corman, Roger 116 966 Cruise, Tom 32, 471
Considine, Gary 911 Corn, Kahane 729 Cowler, Richard 838 Cruz, Alexis 1072
Consiglin, Rachelle Corn, Rob 828 Cox, Christina 322 Cruz, Gregory Norman
1094 Cornelisse, Tonya 620 Cox, Courteney 753 1060
Consuelos, Mark 183, Cornies, Graeme 560, Cox, Keith 42, 490 Cruz, Hilary 1000
248 1044 Cox, Nikki 909 Cruz, Marianne 347
Conte, Courtney B. 575 Cornwell, Chase 985 Cox, Richard Ian 1152 Cruz, Naomi 7
Contner, James 283 Coronado, Sergio 512 Cox, Tom 130, 502, Cruz, Penelope 4
Contner, James A. 486 Corral, Amy 660 1095 Cruz, Valerie 988
Contursi, Lexie 907 Correll, Joseph 12 Coyote, Peter 980 Cruz, Wilson 989
Conway, Bobbi 7 Corsano, Joe 353 Craft, Elizabeth 1156 Cryer, Jon 1133
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Crystal, Bill 44 DaHu, Alexander 152 Darden, Dexter 340 Davis, Judy 518
Cube, Ruta 653 Dailey, Jim 497 Darham, Kirk 524 Davis, Julia 103
Cubitt, David 942 Daily, Bob 745 Darnell, Chris 101 Davis, Katherine 801
Cuck, Louis J. 701 Dale, Alan 1136 Darnell, Mike 351 Davis, Katy Murphy
Cuda, Keith 402 Dale, Jim 1026 Darrow, Jennifer 1139 998
Cudmore, Leah 557 Dale, Lauren 248 Daryanani, Deepti 82 Davis, LaVan 372, 852
Cuesta, Michael 747 Dale, Richard 590 Das, Poppy 1114 Davis, Lucy 389
Cuesta, Tracey 742, 818 Dale, Ross 978 Dash, Stacey 73 Davis, Maris 37
Cugno, Peter 560 Daley, Samantha 774 DaSilva, Katy 198 Davis, Mick 154
Cullen, Peter 969 Dali, Tracy 175 Dattilo, Bryan 738 Davis, Mindy 131
Culp, Steven 745 Dallaire, Diane 642 Dauber, Rob 587 Davis, Nick 877, 932
Cummer, Anna 356 Dallas, Matt 904 Dauberman, Gary 533 Davis, Paige 1129
Cummings, Erin 734 D’Allesandro, Jerry 167 Dauer, Marc “Doc” Davis, Preston 576
Cummings, Jim 969 Dalrymple, Robert 190 383, 535 Davis, Richard 709
Cummings, Jonathan Dalton, Fred 915 Davenport, Jack 109, Davis, Robert 43
640 Dalton, Julia 345 535 Davis, Ron 680
Cummings, Seth 920 Dalton, Randy A. 658 Davich, Marty 784 Davis, Stephen 518
Cummings, Whitney Daltry, Roger 278 David, Alan 199, 569 Davis, Viola 22
100, 549, 1025 Daly, Andrew 291 David, Anna 7 Davis, Wendy 641
Cummins, Paul 1078 Daly, Carson 374 David, Charlie 734 Davish, Glenn 1142
Cumyn, Steve 1002 Daly, Christine Stephen David, Daba 393 Davison, Bruce 281,
Cunliffe, David 489 244 David, Ellen 141 292
Cunniff, Robert 1066 Daly, Elizabeth 622 David, Erin 298 Davison, Paul 1150
Cunniffi, Steve 1028 Daly, Tim 1019 David, Larry 724 Davisson, Diane 734
Cunningham, Alexandra Dames, Rob 837 David, Marjorie 1151 Davola, Joe 996, 1079
745 Damian, Michael 1163 David, Pierre 127, 314, Dawkins, Deborah 690,
Cunningham, Brandi D’Amico, Kirk 630 540 1081
252 Dammicco, Stefano 50 David, Stephen 43 Dawson, Joelle 587
Cuoco, Kaley 166, 665 Damon, Lamar 424, Davidoff, Nicholas 21 Dawson, Phire 1016
Curren, Lois 1025 426 Davidson, Amy 66 Dawson, Richard 794
Curry, Adrianne 967 Damski, Mel 1024 Davidson, Doug 1163 Dawson, Robert 97
Curry, Ann 568 Dana, Jeff 614 Davidson, Eileen 1163 Dawson, Rosario 194
Curry, Mark 284 Danahy, Michael 7 Davidson, Howard Dawson, Trent 644
Curtin, Jane 192, 292, Dance, Perry 933 1064 Day, Carolyn 528
862 D’Andrea, Romann Davidson, Jennifer 970, Day, Charlie 872
Curtis, Jonathan 754 526 1029 Day, Christopher 269
Cusack, Chris 633 Dane, Eric 471 Davidson, Keith 689 Day, Felicia 140, 412,
Cusack, Joan 1009 D’Angelo, Beverly 991 Davidtz, Embeth 260 831
Cuse, Carlton 926 D’Angelo, Lisa 991 Davies, Andrew 103 Day, Larry 540
Cutforth, Dan 120, 519, D’Angelo, Steve 1100, Davies, Christine 164 Day, Laura 1129
1021, 1124 1158 Davies, Emma 846 Day, Mikey 277
Cutler, Bruce 895 Dangerfield, Michael Davies, John Rhys 21, Day, Morris 29
Cutler, Emily 692 812 176 Day, Richard 621
Cutler, R.J. 218, 1114 Daniel, Brittany 807 Davies, Michael 1015, Day, Samantha 299
Cutlip, Jesse 908 Daniel, Jay 397 1150 Deakin, Julie 507
Cyrus, Billy Ray 96, Daniel, Tony 181 Davies, Russell 762 Deakins, Sarah 331
238, 373, 582, 834 Danielle, Christine 382 Davies, Russell T. 466, Dean, Dalton 818
Cyrus, Miley 4, 16, 32, Daniels, Erin 905 551 Dean, David 959, 961
33, 96, 166, 215, 318, Daniels, Greg 561, 902, Davilas, George 142 Dean, Margaret M. 651
380, 516, 541, 582, 994 Davin, Christian 1047 Deane, Andrew 171
834 Daniels, Jeff 534 Davis, Aasha 1085 DeAngelis, Doug 167
Daniels, Stormy 7 Davis, Amy Introcaso Dearborn, Matt 509
Dabkowitz, Roger 413 Danisi, Joe 765 106 Dearden, Julia 103
DaCosta, Yaya 427 D’Anna, Mark 43 Davis, Annette Sahakian DeArmas, Mario 1129
D’Acquisto, Matthew Danna, Mychael 376, 1120 Deas, Justin 830
767 942 Davis, Benjamin Forrest Deaton, Robert 96
D’Addario, Michael D’Anna, Nick 1099 1046 DeBello, James 201
Hall 305 Danon, Mosh 160 Davis, Cassi 372, 852 DeBevoise, Charlie 679
Daddo, Cameron 229, Danson, Ted 732 Davis, Christine 341 de Boer, Nicole 387
280 Danza, Robert, Jr. 830 Davis, Dana 839 Debogorski, Alex 860
Dahl, Julia 179 Danzo, Christine 774 Davis, Dave 846 Debonne, Yann 301
Dahlie, Annie 1134 D’Aquino, John 713 Davis, Garth 43 De Bouser, James 837
Dahm, Richard (Rich) Darby, Rhys 800 Davis, Gene 486 DeCaigny, Oliver 445,
98, 706 D’Arcy, James 103 Davis, Jason 1018, 1047 521, 572
Dahmen, Heidi 838 D’Arcy, Tracey 909 Davis, Jeff 715 DeCaro, Matt 1018
Index of Personnel 288

De Cazotte, Lisa 811 Deming, Brian 798 Devine, Loretta 155 Diller, Phyllis 895
Deck, Chris 645 Deming, Justin 798 DeVito, Danny 305, Dillon, Hugh 178, 364
Deckert, Blue 806 De Moraes, Ron 559, 872, 1039 Dillon, Kevin 782
Declergue, David 915 582 Devlin, Dean 290, 292 Dillon, Oliver 969
Dee, Ruby 372, 471 Dempsey, Lisa Gre- Devlin, Tia 796 DiMaggio, John 701
Deegan, Jacqui 642, gorisch 726 Devon, Danya 790 DiMaggio, Mike 80
725 Dempsey, Michael 156 Devonshire, Dawn 765 DiMartini, Jenna 623
Deeley, Cat 1082 Dempsey, Patrick 4, DeWalt, Nicole 1036 DiMartino, Michael
Deen, Lauren 678 828 Dewan, Jenna 162 648
Deen, Paula 699, 1007, Dempsie, Joe 498 Dewar, Faber 1129 Dimbleby, Maisie 489
1008 Demyanenko, Alex 635 DeWitt, Jan 675 DiMeo, Paul 791
DeGeneres, Ellen 125, Denil, Lori 514 DeWitt, Joyce 561 Dincauze, Jacquie 967
156, 205, 775 DeNiro, Robert 44 DeWitt, Rose Marie Dinello, Paul 224
Deggs, Dana 901 Denis, Neil 41 928 Diner, Jeff 288
DeGrandis, Jeff 769 Denis, Serge 479 Diamantopoulas, Chris Dino, Melissa 2, 1066
DeGroot, Robin 1043 Dennis, Cathy 627 518 Dinsmore, Bruce 642
Deines, Melinda 55 Dennison, Anthony Diamond, David 340 Dinsmore, Kristy 521
DeIsabel, Carteret 876, John 704 Diamond, Dustin 247, DioGuardi, Kara 627
968 Dennison, Jackie 1042 696 Dion, Celine 76, 216
Dejongh, Jules 934, DeNoon, Dawn 915 Diamond, Matthew 63, Diorio, Keith 328
1078 Dent, Catherine 1075 386 DiPirro, R. Brian 997
DeKay, Tim 355, 461, Denton, James 745 Diamond, P. Jonas 560 Direnfeld, Gary 378
1111 Denton, Sandra 1054 Diamond, Wendy 218 DiSalvo, Rosemarie 1112
Dekker, Moira 942 DeNure, Steve 1030 Diamont, Don 1163 DiSanto, Tony 403,
Dekker, Thomas 543 Denzer, Patrick 1129 Diana, Juanita F. 814 844, 907, 985, 1052
DeKnight, Steven S. de Oliveira, Rick 933 Dias, Charlotte 228 Disher, Catherine 213,
1079 dePablo, Cote 982 Diaz, Angel 508 341
Dela Garza, Alana 913 DePaiv, Kassie 995 Diaz, Cameron 4, 380 Dishner, Joe 814
De La Hoya, Atiana 943 DePandi, Giuliana 697 Diaz, Guillermo 883 Diskin, Ben 511
Delaney, Kim 641, 721 DePass, Stacey 495, Diaz, Virginia 1049 DiSpirito, Rocco 450
Delany, Dana 516, 745 560 Dibai, Nastara 616 Dissin, Mark 1115
DeLa Rosa, Jo 123, 1032 DePasse, Suzanne 613 Di Bona, Vin 633 Divello, Adam 844
de Latour, David 287 de Raven, Emilie 926 DiChiara, Ben 321 Divinity, Alai 251
DeLaurentis, Giada 202, DeRay, Devin 61 DiCicco, Jessica 337, Dixon, Gwen 765
662, 699, 788, 815 Derby, David 248 777 Dixon, Rob 31
Delbridge, Eddie 1128 Derek, Michael 863 Dick, Andy 81 DiZio, Sergio 178
Delbuono, Brett 94 Derlatka, Jason 851 Dick, Leonard 926 Djawadi, Ramin 1018
deLesseps, Lu Ann 1, Dern, Bruce 533, 668 Dickens, Kim 563 Dobbin, Brian 550
1032 Dern, Laura 440 Dickerson, Jill 946 Dobbin, Craig 600
Delgado, Emilio 1066 DeRosa, Francesca 640 Dickerson, Kia Steave Dobbins, E. Brian 139
Delgado, Frankie 58 deRossi, Portia 125, 988 1129 Dobkowitz, Roger 1016
D’Elia, Bill 676 Derricks, Marguerite Dickerson, Tiffany 512 Dobrev, Nina 15, 375
Delia, Joe 748 Pomerhn 611 Dickey, Lucinda 328 Dobrofsky, Neal 320
D’Elie, Christopher 741 Dervan, Stephanie 1003 Dickinson, Janice 267, Dobrofsky, Tippy 320
DeLisle, Grey 337, 793, Derwin, Mark 474 637, 878 Dobson, Hans 1031
802, 972, 1040 DeSantis, Jaclyn 223 Dickler, Susan Cohen Dobson, Jill 958
Dellums, Olivia 640 Deschamps, Mychelle 1129 Dobson, Kevin 738
DeLonge, Thomas 943 1063 Dicopoulos, Frank 830 Dobson, Paul 812, 1119
De Los Reyes, Kamar Deschanel, Emily 675 DiDonato, Anthony Dodkin, Tracey 968
995 DeSena, Jack 143, 648 198 Doel, Frances 116
Del Prets, Deborah 306 DeSena, Tony 190 Dienno, Rebecca 696 Doench, Adam 613
DeLuca, Chris 579 DeShay, Ron 627 Dier, Brett 159 Doerksen, Heather 313
DeLuca, Doug 271, 883 DeShazer, Dennis 658 Dieterman, Eric 388 Doganieri, Elsie 394,
DeLuca, Patrick 549 DeShazo, Vicki 957 Dietrich, Beth 262 624
DeLugg, Milton 318 Detwiler, Ted 506 Dietzen, Brian 982 Dogg, Snoop 501
DeLuise, David 1155 Deuchar, George 951 Difenbach, Rebecca Doggart, Sebastian 1021
DeLuise, Peter 608 Deutsch, Gail 3 528 Doherty, Ellen 727
DelValle, Robert 535, Deutsch, Pamela 906, Diggs, Taye 372, 1019 Doherty, Robert 942
1072 946, 1146 Di Gian, Franco 251 Doherty, Shannen 313,
DeMange, Yann 473 Deutsch, Ron 693 DiGregorio, Craig 553 383, 1062
Demarest, Robb 199 DeVaughn, Raheem 40 DiGregorio, Dave 1160 Dokoza, Anna 800
DeMars, Dana 655 DeVeau, Brandice 611 Dildarian, Steve 293 Dolack, Richard 882
de Matteo, Drea 505 Deveraux, Doyle 894 Dill, Kevin 339, 550, Dolan, Ellen 644
Demersay, Vincent Devillie, Ron 980 593, 1099 Dolan, Sam 36
Chalvon 356 Devine, Elizabeth 721 Dillane, Stephen 272 Dolgay, Marvin 1152
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Dolgen, Lauren 361 Downs, Jim 180 Duke, Clark 826 Earl, Robert 346
Dollar, Aubrey 1156 Doyle, David 334 Duke, Ross 1069 Earles, Jason 834
Dolley, Jason 340, 713 Doyle, Shawn 668 Duke, Sam 179 Eastburg, Alex 126, 755
Dominguez, Amanda Doyle, Tim 621 Dumas, Mildred 1137 Eastlick, Scott 577
402 Drachkovitch, Rasha Dumont, Olivier 647 Easton, Michael 995
Dominici, Anthony 165, 514 Dunaway, Faye 8, 297, Eastwood, Clint 9, 278,
637, 1034 Drachkovitch, 609 609
Dominick, Richard Stephanie 165, 514 Dunbar, Rockmond Eastwood, Jayne 457,
1094 Drago, Billy 107 1018 458
Donahue, Ann 720, Drago, Nick 519 Duncan, Ian 1064 Eaton, Anthony 342
721, 722 Drake, Jed 472 Duncan, Robert 1138 Ebanks, Selita 578
Donahue, Heather 208 Drake, Jessica 7 Duncombe, Charles 772 Ebert, Roger 646
Donahue, Mary 935 Draper, Polly 977 Dunlap, Jamie 1086 Eccleston, Christopher
Donan, Joshua 287 Dratch, Rachel 1 Dunlap, Sasha 985 762
Donat, Richard 991 Drayton, William “Fla- Dunlop, Scott 1032 Echevarria, Rene 942
Donatelli, Raquel 907 vor Flav” 572 Dunn, Andrew 404 Eckert, John M. 428
Donberg, Brooke 1135 Drdek, Matthew 1164 Dunn, Katie 309 Eckhaus, Bryce 211
Donegan, Brian 980 Dreayer, Irene 530, Dunn, Kevin 1056 Eckholdt, Steven 398
Doney, Randy 349 1098 Dunn, Larry 950 Eckstein, Ashley 517
Donlan, Dana 751, 849 Dreiling, Heather 1087 Dunn, Nicole 514, 741 Eddy, Sonya 810
Donnelly, Declow 583 Drescher, Fran 516 Dunn, Roger 456, 459 Edelman, Steve 723
D’Onofrio, Vincent 914 Drew, Sarah 188 Dunn, Teala 1157 Edelstein, Lisa 509, 851
Donovan, Carol 406 Drewer, Avery C. 982 Dunn, Trieste Kelly 64 Edelstein, Michael 745
Donovan, Chris 166 Dreyfus, Julia Louis 983 Dunn, Troy 309 Edens, Ashley 628, 733
Donovan, Elisa 486 Dreyfuss, Natalie 447 Dunne, Dominick 765 Eder, Marshall 170
Donovan, Garrett 1063 Driscoll, Jessica 789 Dunne, James Patrick Edgar, Adam 421
Donovan, Jeffrey 683 Driscoll, John 830 1016 Edgeman, Lori Beth
Donovan, Michael Driver, Minnie 1045 Dunne, Peter 720 188
1119 Drolet, Brian 844 Dunne, Robin 456, Edgington, Al 330
Donovan, Tate 732 Droome, David 670 457, 458, 459, 463 Edison, Matthew 364,
Dooley, James 1026 Droopa, Lil 875 Dunst, Kirsten 516 415
Doonan, Simon 1 Druckerman, Ken 547 Dunstain, Darren 752 Edmonston, Fred 902
Dordey, Kerris 682 Drummond, Aidan 783 Dupere, Rene 273 Edwards, Anthony 784
Dorfman, Rob 112 Drummond, Brian 812 Duperey, Anny 97 Edwards, Art 571
Dormer, Natalie 1131 Dryborough, Brad 37 Duplait, Vikter 759 Edwards, Cami 907
Dorogi, Jennifer 184 Drydek, Rob 1046 DuPont, Nicole 283 Edwards, Charles 489
D’Orsay, Brooke 495 Drymon, Derek 1089 Dupont, Tiffany 826 Edwards, Courtney 943
Dostie, Jared 432 Duan, Beverly 379 Dupree, Don 646 Edwards, Flower 987
Dotolo, Vinny 1134 Dubin, Ellen 540 Duquay, Christian 97 Edwards, Gareth 507
Dottley, Jason 506 DuBois, Marta 941 Durance, Erica 1079 Edwards, Jason S. 1080
Doty, Dennis 4 DuBose, James 279 Durham, Brook 445 Edwards, John 885
Doughlor, Cord 88 Dubovsky, Dana 608 Durning, Charles 1041 Edwards, Julian 77
Douglas, Aaron 659 Dubrow, Burt 882 Dusay, Marj 830 Edwards, Novie 727
Douglas, D.C. 421 Dubuc, Nancy 716, Dusevoir, Adam 673 Edwards, Ralph 1011
Douglas, Hannah Endi- 763, 809 Dushell, Shelley 694 Edwards, Randall 663
cott 213, 968 Duchovny, David 686 Dutton, Charles S. Edwards, Simon L. 944
Douglas, Illeana 150 Duda, Alex 1135 427 Edwards, Timothy An-
Douglas, Jerry 1163 Dudgeon, Amy 789 Dutton, Jordan Allen drew 649, 807, 816,
Douglas, Kirk 9 Duff, Haylie 28, 286 360, 431, 501 894, 1122, 1135
Douglas, Lola 557 Duff, James 704 DuVall, Carol 691 Eels, Pamela 530
Douglas, Vivien Endi- Duffy, Julia 480 Dwyer, Bill 999 Efman, Mark 329
cott 390 Duffy, Mary 957 Dyal, Jennifer 84 Efron, Zac 471
Doumar, Rita 330 Duffy, Mike 106 Dye, Philip 240 Egan, Chris 1163
Dourdan, Gary 720 Duffy, Patrick 45, 673 Dyer, Nick 1002 Egan, Doris 851, 982,
Doutchet, Randy 891, Duffy, Sara 177 Dyer, Scott 653, 727, 992, 1079
892 Dugan, Dan 807 874, 876, 968 Egan, Melissa Claire
Dowd, Ted 193 Dugan, David 1064 Dykstra, Allison 291 623
Dowing, Paul 185 Dugan, Jennifer 985 Dymon, Linda 895 Egan, Sam 463
Dowlearn, Richard 976 Duggan, Bill 723 Dymon, Vincent 895 Egen, Barry 121
Dowling, Kevin 575 Duggan, Michael 439, Dyste, Angi 969 Eggold, Ryan 383
Down, Leslie-Anne 673 913 Dzundza, George 913 Egi, Stan 509
Downes, David 77 Duguay, Rachel 804 Egleton, Simon 1153
Downey, Chris 290 Duhamel, Josh 541, Eades, George 720 Egolf, Gretchen 567
Downey, John, III 895 909 Eagles, Greg 619 Ehardt, John 316
Downey, Robert, Jr. 8 Duhon, Josh 811 Eakes, Bobbie 623 Ehasz, Aaron 648
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Ehbrecht, Will 434 Elser, Jon 388 Etheridge, Alana 640 Farley, Marianne 87
Ehle, Jennifer 103 Elton, Charles 103 Etheridge, Melissa 241 Farley, Shane 1028
Ehlers, Beth 623 Elves, Christopher 23 Ethridge, Jonathan 999 Farley, Trey 80
Ehrlich, Erin 622 Elwood, Sheri 88 Ett, Alan 809 Farmer, Bill 947
Ehrlich, John 411 Elwyn, Michael 449 Eubanks, Bob 552 Farmer, Evan 679
Ehrlich, Kelly 691 Emerson, Josh 608 Eubanks, Jordan 844 Farmer, Gary 149
Ehrlich, Ken 76, 157, Emerson, Nick 1032, Eubanks, Kevin 1123 Farquhar, Ralph 897
215, 216 1101 Europe, Tommy 60 Farr, Diane 992, 1041
Eichner, Billy 1 Emmanuel, Eric 421 Evans, Alex 579 Farrand, Jason 227
Eick, David 659 Endelman, Stephen Evans, Alyson 1041 Farrell, Christine 913
Eid, Rick 913 462 Evans, Amy Burkhard Farrell, Colin 4
Eiding, Paul 38 Engel, Mitch 82 738 Farrell, Frida 116
Eilenberg, David 640 Engel, Peter 910 Evans, Andrea 995 Farrell, Mark 612
Einhorn, Andrew 978 Engelke, Natalie 907 Evans, Holly 891 Farrelly, Bobby 574
Einhorn, Beth 484 Engels, Ewehard 201 Evans, Janet 73 Farrelly, Peter 574
Einziger, Scott 624 Engleman, Kristi 1055 Evans, Lindsay 345 Farrer, Paul 1064
Eisen, Marshall 401 Engler, Michael 417 Evans, Mary Beth 738 Fasano, John 66, 599
Eisen, Rebecca 649 English, Bradford 534 Evans, Morenike 346 Fast, Alexia 224
Eisen, Zach Tyler 648 Engvall, Bill 108, 285, Evans, Riley 61 Fast, Cheryl Lee 387
Eisenbaum, Havva 18 671, 714 Evans, Shelley 390, 598 Fath, Farah 995
Eisendrath, John 371 Ensign, Michael 283 Everett, Dylan 768 Fatone, Joey 73, 285,
Eisley, Bryan 498 Entz, Nicola 627 Everett, Priscilla 1164 346, 494
Eisley, India 474 Ephriam, Mablean 758 Everhard, Emily 685 Faunt, Don E. 21
Eisner, David 595 Epps, Damon 491 Evey, Kim 101 Faust, Lauren 802
Eisner, Michael 184, Epps, Omar 851 Evigan, Briana 171 Faust, Lucy 584
1022, 1023 Epps, Sheldon 816 Evigan, Greg 320, 392 Fawcett, Farrah 231
Ekroth, Daryl 1159 Epstein, Andrew 1122 Ezra, Shoshanna 123, Fay, Jason 813
Elba, Idris 1153 Epstein, Jacob 1154 966 Fazekas, Michele 1035
Eldard, Ron 542 Epstein, Julie 1065 Fearnley, Neill 122
Elder, Rachel 798 Epstein, Michael 630 Fabares, Shelley 471 Fearon, Penny 1145
Eleniak, Erika 696 Epstein, Stefanie 461 Faber, George 103, 498, Feather, Jacqueline 504
Elfman, Danny 1077 Erasme, Johnny 120 917 Featherstone, Angela
Elfman, Mark 612 Erazo, Brenda 581 Faber, Jared 348 789
Elias, Daniel (Dan) Erbe, Kathryn 914 Faberman, Paul 76 Featherstone, Jane 295,
404, 639, 763 Erhlinhorn, Struen 969 Fabi, Raymond C. 642, 296
Elias, Jeannie 1105 Eric, Rob 506 770 Fedak, Chris 702
Elise, Kimberly 372 Erickson, Dave 64, 528 Fabian, Patrick 502 Federico, Tony 45
Elizabeth, Laura 43 Erickson, Fiona C. 681 Fabiani, Joel 623 Feeley, Scott 13
Elizabeth, Shannon 161 Erickson, Todd 801 Fadal, Tamsen 329 Fehr, Brendan 462
Elizondo, Gizza 584 Ernst, Jon 844, 907, Fagerbakke, Bill 1089 Feige, David 429
Elizondo, Hector 955 1132, 1161 Fahlenboch, Megan Feigin, Ben 81
Elkins, Amy 177 Errington, Wendy 495, 495, 1127 Fein, Gregory 222
Elkoff, Peter 756 874 Fahn, Melissa 48 Feinglass, Dannah 337,
Ellenbogen, Eric 812 Erschbamer, George 88 Faier, Ken 1096 1158
Ellewood, Allison 1114 Erskine, Martin 1157 Fair, Ron 422, 441 Feingold, Stan 60
Ellin, Doug 782 Ertholtz, Doug 1017 Fairbanks, Chris 439 Feist, Leslie 98
Ellington, Payton 352 Escobar, Darlen 655 Fairman, Elly 934 Feldbaum, Heather 792
Elliot, Hugh 248 Esjenas, Jonathan 55 Fairman, Michael 110 Feldman, Barbara 971
Elliot, Jane 810 Eskander, Jacob 445 Faison, Deirdre 1153 Feldman, Corey 566
Elliott, Abby 1059 Eskelin, Lauren 1032 Faison, Donald Adeosun Feldman, Jon Harmon
Elliott, Gordon 146, Eskenas, Jonathan 162 1063 669
448, 871, 1007, 1008 Esmer, Ennie 183 Falacci, Nicholas 992 Feldman, Natalie 10,
Elliott, Patricia 995 Espensen, Michael 456, Fallon, Jimmy 44 750
Elliott, R. Bruce 1057 457, 458, 459 Fallon, Orla 77 Feldman, Page 72
Elliott, Richard 91 Espenson, Jane 37 Fallon, Tiffany 72 Feldman, Susie 566
Elliott, Stuart 927 Esposito, Frannie 404 Falvey, Justin 692, 909 Feliciano, Jose 582
Ellis, Aunjanue 427 Esposito, Jennifer 1056 Fanning, Dakota 516 Felley, Scott 571
Ellis, Hunter 258, 748 Essman, Susie 724 Fantini, Marc 641, 715 Fellner, Eric 1131
Ellis, Kirk 272 Estefan, Gloria 455 Fantini, Steffan 641, 715 Fellows, Sue 484
Ellis, Kristin 402 Estes, Rob 383, 1156 Faranda, Lisa 890 Felsen, David 798
Ellis, Nelsan 556 Estrada, Erik 117, 148, Farentino, Debrah 785 Feltes, Jane 547
Ellis, Suzanna 733 248, 354, 465, 940 Fargas, Antonio 787 Feltman, Jessica 519
Ellwood, Chris 1025 Estrada, Kimberly 149 Farguhar, Kurt 897 Felton, Lindsay 470,
Ellyson, Erica 352 Estrada, Megan 475 Farina, Dennis 913 684
Elman, Lee 1005 Estrin, Zach 1018 Farjam, Farnaz 899 Fener, Jonathan 625
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Fennelly, Katie 627 Figgis, Mike 64 Fitzgerald, Susie 68 Flynn, Suzanne 995
Fenney, Julie 77 Figlioli, David 451 Fitzpatrick, Collen 611 Fodor, Sabrina 866
Fenske, Raja 1137 Fike, Bill 165 Fitzpatrick, Richard 55, Foeiske, Aaron 76
Fenster, Chet 305 Filicia, Thom 771 461 Fogel, Sarah 242
Fenton, Danny 964 Filipowich, Michael 79 Fitzsimons, Matt 6, Fogelson, Susie 871
Fenton, Lewis 219, 220, Filippo, Fab 536 283, 310, 446 Foisy, Claude 355
221 Fillion, Nathan 140 Fiveash, Chad 287 Foley, Alina 862
Feoire, Colm 564 Filomena, Robert 765 Flaherty, Dan 404 Foley, Jeremy 684
Feresten, Spike 1109 Finch, Brian 489 Flaherty, Paul 541 Foley, Jerry 912
Fergie 135 Finch, Carl 95 Flair, Ric 477 Foley, Margot 275, 891,
Ferguson, Colin 171, Finch, Jennie 72 Flanagan, Brian T. 1054 1135
785 Fincke, Sue Anne 764 Flanagan, Crista 929 Foley, Scott 1138
Ferguson, Craig 53 Fine, Jason 1145 Flanagan, Fionnula 681 Foley, Tracey 1135
Ferguson, Daniel 911 Fine, Liz 404 Flanagan, Laura 422 Foliart, Dan 474
Ferguson, Jay 149, 994, Finer, Abby 900 Flanagan, Markus 1137 Folks, Carolyn 710,
1156 Finglass, Kelli 730 Flanigan, Joe 1093 779, 780, 786
Ferguson, Jesse Tyler Fink, Hugh 362 Flannery, Judy 386, 825 Fonda, Jane 8, 9, 609
139 Fink, Kenneth 720 Flannery, Kate 994 Fonda, Peter 273
Ferguson, John Pyper Finkel, David 1116 Flannery, Susan 673 Fonseca, Lyndsy 853
682 Finklestein, David 350 Flatman, Barry 22 Fontana, Francesca 526
Ferguson, Kariem 759 Finley, Greg 474 Flattery, Paul 380, 611 Fontana, Mark 1090
Ferguson, Keith 802 Finley, Tracey 279, 649 Flatts, Rascall 53 Fontana, Sam 951
Fernandes, Richard A. Finn, John 707 Flay, Bobby 660, 678, Foos, Crystal 813
886 Finn, Joseph Patrick 699, 829, 871 Forbes, Douglas C. 156
Fernandez, Giselle 615, 1035 Flebotte, Dave 753 Forbes, Kamilah 1053
781 Finn, Lewis 1015 Fleck, John 217 Forbes, Michelle 260
Fernandez, Ron 451 Finn, Michael 1055 Fleder, Gary 993 Ford, Andrew 56
Fernbach, Keith 334 Finney, Mindy 352 Fleischer, Ruben 1046 Ford, Angela 165
Ferrari, Toni 402 Fino, Jeff 841 Fleiss, Mike 234, 649, Ford, Colin 1102
Ferraro, Christine 2 Fiocca, Richard 765, 650 Ford, Colton 908
Ferraro, Mariana 346, 870 Fleming, Ashley 769 Ford, Faith 280, 692
347 Fiore, John 913 Fleming, Hannah 78 Ford, Harrison 4, 9, 33,
Ferrell, Conchata 1133 Fiorito, Janelle 791 Fleming, Jon 734 380
Ferrell, Lamont 816 Fipke, Asaph 1096 Fleming, Rhonda 240 Ford, Mark 167, 907
Ferrer, Alex 888 Firestone, Jay 684 Flemming, Peter 315 Fordes, William N. 913
Ferrer, Heidi 415 Firth, Colin 103 Fletcher, Dexter 243 Fordham, Deb 1063
Ferrera, America 11, 157, Fiscella, Andrew 943 Fleury, Laura 404, 731, Foreman, George 167
372, 1136 Fiscella, Nicole 824 798 Foreman, George, III
Ferrera, Jerry 782 Fischer, Chad 1019 Fliegel, Cassie 339 167
Ferri, Claudia 87 Fischer, Helmut 770 Flint, Carol 784, 1138 Foreman, George, IV
Ferris, Alex 325 Fischer, Jenna 994 Flockhart, Calista 682 167
Ferris, Samantha 1102 Fischer, Martin 825 Flockton, Christopher Foreman, George, V
Ferro, Barbara 151 Fischer, Shana 979 792 167
Ferrucci, Michael 81 Fischman, Harris 69 Floica, Richard 801 Foreman, George, VI
Fesman, Dan 785 Fishburne, Lawrence Flood, Jonathan 671 167
Feuer, Mary 734 157 Florek, Dann 913, 915 Foreman, Georgetta 758
Fey, Tina 32, 157, 467, Fishel, Danielle 137 Florence, Tyler 699, Foreman, Leola 167
471, 1116 Fisher, Amy 500 855 Foreman, Mary 167
Fichman, Niv 825 Fisher, Chad 1063 Florentine, Jim 335 Foreman, Natalie 167
Fichtner, William 1018 Fisher, Debra J. 715 Flores, Beatriz 75 Forester, Nicole 830
Fideler, Greg 1084 Fisher, Jason 616 Flores, Jhoanna 826 Foretnberg, John 872
Field, Ayda 652 Fisher, Joely 1120 Flores, Natalie 352 Forman, Tom 791
Field, Fern 955 Fisher, John 1163 Florindo, Siera 1100 Formosa, Ric 225
Field, Sally 516, 682 Fisher, Noel 1045 Flory, Travis T. 787 Forney, Arthur W. 913,
Fielding, Joy 397 Fisher, Toby 489 Floyd, David 129, 740 914, 915
Fields, Freddy 957 Fishman, Harris 69 Floyd, William J. 185 Forrest, Tom 285
Fields, Ira 973 Fiskum, Amy 59 Flutie, Michael 635 Forrestall, Shanna 427
Fields, Joel 753 Fituci, Yaniv 7 Flutie, Robert A. 635 Forsyth, Rosemary 534
Fields, Nathan 878 Fitzgerald, Andrew 522 Flynn, Coleen 534 Forte, Deborah 940
Fields, Rich 413, 1016 Fitzgerald, Barry 199 Flynn, Dion 667 Forte, Marlene 304
Fields, Dr. Tara 741 Fitzgerald, Bee 798 Flynn, James 1131 Forte, Will 467, 1059
Fieri, Guy 571, 749, Fitzgerald, Charles 629 Flynn, Matthew 165 Forth, Amy 352
833 Fitzgerald, Dawn 860 Flynn, Neil 1063 Fortier, Aimee Spring
Fierro, Adam 1075 Fitzgerald, Glenn 756 Flynn, Ryan 1125 162
50 Cent 374, 579 Fitzgerald, Molly 512 Flynn, Sean 1165 Fortier, Morghan 884
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Fortine, Kathy 342 Fraser, Alex 246 From, Jeremy 136 Gaitan, Fernando 1136
Foss, Henry 463 Fraser, Duncan 313 Frost, David 865 Galan, Nely 72
Foster, Ben 471, 551 Frazer, Michael 546 Frost, Jim True 1153 Galbraith, Jaelyn 495
Foster, Dan 1133 Frazier, Joe 477 Frost, Jo 1101 Galecki, Johnny 665
Foster, Hunter 455 Frazier, Mike 370 Frost, Lindsay 1072 Galen, Ben 266, 381
Foster, Kat 1120 Frazier, Rodney 674 Frost, Nick 507 Galeotti, Bethany Joy
Foster, Michael 473 Frederick, Jason 1040 Froud, Brian 1127 996
Foster, Nora Kay 174, Fredericy, Bonita 970 Fruedland, Lauren 778 Galila, Asres 549, 572,
839 Fredrique, Jennia 989 Fry, Cori 910 845
Foster, Scott Michael Freed, Lindsay 612 Frye, Seth 252 Galindez, Richard S.
423 Freedman, Bryn 869 Fryman, Pamela 853 509
Fouse, Alysa 787 Freedman, Ed 185 Fuchs, Brittany 352 Galkin, Matthew 901
Fox, Anne 815 Freelane, Mark 607 Fuchs, Ken 74 Gallacher, Kristy 206
Fox, Ben 991 Freeman, Adam 809 Fuentes, Daisy 633 Gallacher, Stirling 302,
Fox, Billy 913 Freeman, Cassidy 1079 Fuest, Laura 49, 631 389
Fox, Dilly 294 Freeman, Crispio 385 Fugate, Katherine 641 Gallagher, Teresa 934
Fox, Emilia 30 Freeman, Doug 453 Fugelsang, John 633 Gallander, Joshua 252
Fox, Jerica 61 Freeman, Eddie 980 Fukunaga, Cindy Bren- Gallanders, James 78,
Fox, Jorga 720 Freeman, J.E. 975 nan 832 540
Fox, Matthew 926 Freeman, Mark 637 Fukunaga, Gen 832 Gallen, Joel 100, 431,
Fox, Michael J. 9 Freeman, Martin 389 Fukuto, Mary 816 697
Fox, Olivia 772 Freeman, Morgan 278 Fuller, Bryan 839, 1026 Gallivan, Christopher
Fox, Paul 322 Freeman, Morgan J. Fuller, Drew 92, 641 761, 771, 936
Fox, Rick 753 907 Fuller, Simon 303, 627, Gallner, Kyle 1079
Fox, Rob 729, 910 Freeman, Yvette 784 1082 Gallo, Christopher 275
Fox, Shannon 339 Freilich, Jeff 683 Fuller, Victoria 817 Gallo, Monique 1011
Fox, Shayna 622 Frelich, Phyllis 534 Fulmer, Kyle 512 Galvan, Ashley 120
Fox, Vivica A. 207 French, Alexandra Fulp, Laura Brown 691 Gamba, Tess 649
Foxworth, Jaimee 75 1022, 1023 Fulton, Andrea 949 Gamble, Kevin 812
Foxworthy, Jeff 285, French, Kathleen 123, Fulton, Eileen 644 Gamble, Tracy 616
640 624, 666, 1000, 1032 Fulton, Grace 398 Gamboa, Tess 350, 422
Foxx, Jamie 188, 241, French, Ron 37, 1093 Fumer, David 995 Ganatra, Nisha 82, 595
284 French, Sarah 101 Funk, Dan 328, 477 Ganczewski, Damian
Foy, John 661, 670 French, Suzanne 919 Furey, Joe 1109 506
Frain, James 1131 Frenck, Flodie 312 Furlan, Mira 926 Gann, Jason 594
Frakes, Jonathan 292 Fresh, Doug E. 654 Furnish, David 510 Gannaway, Bob 777,
France, Danforth 1097 Freundilch, Neil 790 Furst, Griff 392 947
Frances, Vanessa 1150 Freundlich, Talika 656 Furst, Nathan 107, 200, Gansa, Alex 564
Francis, Amy Price 94 Frewer, Matt 785 223, 456, 457, 458, Gant, Robert 509
Francis, Andrew 1105 Friedericy, Bonita 702 459, 486 Gantz, Harry 1110
Francis, Karen Mills Friedland, Scott A. 765, Furst, Stephen 302, Gantz, Joe 1110
275 870 542 Gany, Brian Prowse
Francks, Rainbow 1093 Friedlander, Judah 1116 Fury, David 564 1050
Franco, Dave 139 Friedle, Will 34 Fuson, Stacy 352, 1162 Ganz, Scott 362
Frand, Harvey 37, 659 Friedman, Brenda 194 Fuste, Madeline 570 Gao, Jessica 337
Frank, Cathy 68, 308 Friedman, Brent V. 599 Futterman, Nika 517, Gara, Michael 47
Frank, Darryl 692, 909 Friedman, Brian 361 940, 972 Garant, Robert Ben
Frank, Ilana 364 Friedman, David 374, 1039
Frank, Paul 99 455 Gabel, Jason 393 Garber, Victor 155
Franke, Christopher Friedman, Harry 880, Gabel, Seth 756 Garcia, Alain 647
1101 1147 Gaberman, John 924 Garcia, Danay 1018
Franke, David 1025 Friedman, John 543 Gable, Ashley 376 Garcia, Eddie 754
Frankel, Bethenny 1, Friedman, Mimi 668 Gacki, Sebastian 41, Garcia, Eduardo 508
1032 Friedman, Reena 882 382 Garcia, Eric 619
Frankel, Nick 872 Friedman, Robert 56 Gad, Josh 652 Garcia, Gregory
Frankel, Talia 351, 581, Friedman, Zoe 211 Gadd, Paul 564 Thomas 971
719 Friel, Anna 1026 Gadon, Sarah 1127 Garcia, Jeff 439, 651
Frankfort, Evan 383, Friend, Russell 851 Gaffigan, Jim 965, 1001 Garcia, Jessica 1050
535 Friesen, Jen 1135 Gagnon, Trevor 983 Garcia, JoAnna 417,
Franklin, Aretha 215 Fris, Rene 1073 Gaha, Eden 72 577, 586
Franklin, Carrie 352 Frislev, Michael 577 Gaha, Nicola 1082 Garcia, Jorge 926
Franks, Steve 1024 Frisley, Michael 104, Gail, Max 192 Garcia, Kai 152
Franks, Tanya 420 397 Gainer, Maisha 352 Garcia, Melissa 76
Frantz, Adrienne 1163 Frizzell, John 598 Gaines, Barbara 912 Garcia, Rodrigo 260
Frappier, Jill 876 Frolov, Diane 149 Gaines, Colby 416 Gardner, Allison 624
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Gardner, Ashley 902 Geddes, Chris 261 Gibson, Brandon 1128 Glass, Caitlin 832
Gardner, Erica 347 Geddes, Michael 261 Gibson, Charles 516 Glass, Ira 547
Gardner, Julie 466, 551 Gedrick, Jason 87, 133, Gibson, Henry 676 Glass, Matthew 334
Gardner, June 762 598 Gibson, Jake 970 Glass, Nancy 10
Gardner, Stacey 740 Geer, Willow 28 Gibson, Kate 749 Glassman, Andrew 45,
Gardner, William 748 Geffen, Anthony 927 Gibson, Lori 748 352
Garefino, Anne 1086 Geiger, Melissa 998 Gibson, Neil 818 Glau, Summer 541, 543
Gareis, Jennifer 673 Geiney, Taylor 985 Gibson, Thomas 715 Glaudini, Lola 715
Garfield, David 246 Geissman, Grant 1133 Gidez, Chris 1145 Glavin, Ed 156, 775
Garfield, Steve 404 Gelb, Pete 825 Gienier, Mona 819 Glawson, Bruce 854
Garfinkel, Steve 1066 Gelbart, David 1005 Giesen, Tom 861 Glazer, Barry 135
Garfinkle, David 52, Gelfand, James 87, 390, Giffin, Philip 358, 509 Glazer, Brian 395, 1072
210, 399 479, 533 Gifford, Chris 769, 820 Gleason, Mary Pat 336
Gargaro, Alicia 538 Gellard, Luke 113 Gifford, Kathie Lee 867 Gleason, Vanessa 1162
Gargiulo, Mike 395 Geller, Eric 703 Gilbert, Chris Payne Gleave, Lisa 740
Garlin, Jeff 724 Gelman, Debi 270 1113 Glenn, Wendy 214
Garner, Jennifer 4, 516 Gelman, Michael 925 Gilbert, John 197 Gless, Sharon 683
Garnett, Cynthia 719 Gemberling, John 170 Gilbert, Ronald 408 Glinster, Philip 295
Garofalo, Janeane 204 Gemmill, R. Scott 784 Gilbert, Sara 561, 665 Glouberman, Michael
Garrett, Betty 240 Gemmill, Tom 1077 Giles, Peter 293 621
Garrett, Brad 9, 81, Gendreau, Kevin 584 Gilford, Zach 806 Glover, John 1079
736, 1120 Gentile, Mark 772, Gill, Thea 734 Glowacki, Olivia 640
Garrett, Leif 500 1015 Gill, Vince 96 Gluckson, Jill 886
Garrett, Stephen 296 Genzel, Carrie 41, 572 Gillard, Stuart 115 Gnolfo, Richard 355
Garris, Mick 171 Geoghan, Jim 530, Gilliam, Seth 1153 Goberman, John 825
Garrison, Lane 1018 1098 Gillies, Andrew 1002 Godal, Erik 1090
Garson, Willie 84 George, Clara 22 Gillies, Isabel 915 Godard, Joel 911
Garten, Ina 657 George, Melissa 260 Gilligan, Vince 54 Goddard, Daniel 1163
Garth, Jennie 166, 383 George, Nelson 235, Gillim, Dorothea 1158 Goddard, Drew 926
Garther, Jamala 52 626 Gilmer, Rob 130 Goddard, Joel 318
Gartiner, Alex 619 George, Shannon 672 Gilmore, Alexie 376 Godoy, Frankie 321
Gartland, Kristyn 813 Gerard, Gil 50 Gilmore, William S. 92 Goebel, Paul 1097
Garver, Chris 946 Gerard, Tara 402 Gilroy, Jenni 25, 478, Goehring, Jamie 382
Garvie, Scott 532, 1038 Gerhardt, Jason 811 1065, 1115 Goelz, Dave 362, 525
Garvin, Leslie 350 German, Glenn 427 Gimbrone, Nancy 699 Goetzman, Gary 272,
Gary, Patty 713 Germann, Greg 785 Ginestra, Janelle 519 668
Gasinski, Liz 352 Gero, Martin 1093 Ginn, Rupak 82 Goffin, David 627
Gaspar, Megan 344 Gerroll, Daniel 68 Ginsberg, Seth 643 Goggin, Hayley 650
Gassman, Alessandro Gertler, Howard 248 Giordana, Teresa 742 Goggins, Walter 1075
409 Gervais, Ricky 389, Giordano, Anne Flett Gogolak, Charlie 904
Gaston, Brooke 966 444, 994 807 Gohl, Matthias 922
Gaston, Michael 881 Getty, Balthazar 682 Giovinazzo, Carmine Goines, Siena 881
Gateley, Liz 361, 403, Gewirtz, Howard 787 722 Goitia, Larry 1123
844, 907, 985, 1052 Ghenassia, Eric 825 Giraldo, Greg 291 Gold, Murray 551
Gates, Josh 746 Ghisi, Alberto 1152 Girard, Pierre 896 Gold, Savannah 61
Gaucher, Jordan 1078 Gholam, Bechara 733 Girion, Jeff 494 Gold, Susan 488
Gaudet, Mari-Pier 533 Gholam, Rabin 350 Girion, Laurie 494, Gold, Tracey 174
Gaudsmith, Bill 256, Gholam, Stephanie 719, 1150 Goldbacher, Sandra
519, 719 1028 Gish, Annabeth 364, 30
Gavankar, Janina 905 Ghoogassian, Chloe 552 681 Goldberg, Amy 183,
Gavin, Dolores 26, Giacchino, Michael Gisondo, Skyler 671 480, 877, 941
276, 703, 860 187, 926 Gist, Karin 63, 816 Goldberg, Ann 877
Gawlowski, Gayle 1021 Giaconia, Kathy 760 Gitelson, Richard 257 Goldberg, Eliot 58,
Gaydos, Tim 477 Giamatti, Paul 272 Gitsch, Randy 240 132, 352, 899
Gaylor, Bobby 149 Gianas, Tom 81 Gitter, Cordella 655 Goldberg, Iddo 473
Gaylord, Mitch 73 Giangrande, Meredith Giuliano, Neil 205 Goldberg, Jason 393,
Gaynor, Gloria 231 446 Giuliano, Peter 913 661
Gaynor, Mitzi 349 Gianotti, Frank 1069 Giuntoli, David 417 Goldberg, Joann 33
Gazzara, Ben 9 Giardano, Teresa 765 Givens, Ahmad 433 Goldberg, Justin 250
Gazzarro, Tina 907, Gibbons, Jesse 495 Givens, Kamal 433 Goldberg, Katya 889
1003 Gibbons, Mike 775 Givens, Liz 1004 Goldberg, Stu 88
Geary, Anthony 125, Gibbons, Tim 724 Gladstein, Randall 86 Goldberg, Whoopi 44,
810 Gibbs, Dusty 552 Glain, Lowri 529 362, 548
Gedde, Bill 32 Gibbs, Richard 659, Glall, Prudence 630 Goldblum, Jeff 914
Geddes, Beth 1011 1077 Glasberg, Gary 675 Golden, Dan 116
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Golden, Peter Adam Goodman, John 44, Grace, Maggie 926 Green, Conrad 733
1010 561 Grading, Brian 1086 Green, Dan 134, 208,
Goldenberg, Billy 939 Goodman, Jonathan P. Graham, Allison 204, 385, 1143
Goldenberg, Jeff 102 615, 781 533 Green, David 680
Golder, Andrew J. 1083 Goodman, Len 733 Graham, Bruce 358 Green, Janet-Laine 874
Goldfarb, Philip M. Goodman, Roger 124 Graham, Cameron 1002 Green, Jonathan 915
292, 955 Goodman, Stuart 324 Graham, Charlotte 760 Green, Karey 585, 858
Goldfine, Lloyd 1143 Goodson, Barbara 1017 Graham, Currie 66, Green, Michael 102,
Goldfine, Michael 694 Goodson, Mark 1016 429 1079
Goldfinger, Sarah 720 Goodwill, Jonathan 737 Graham, Harley 673 Green, Nate 611
Goldin, Ricky Paull Goodwin, Aaron 198 Graham, Katerina 398 Green, Peter M. 180
623 Goodwin, Daisy 420 Graham, Matthew 295 Green, Robert O. 248
Golding, Meta 715 Goodwin, Ginnifer 668 Graham, Melanie 943 Green, Robson 597
Goldman, Andrew 1028 Goodwin, Katrin 1060 Grahn, Nancy Lee 810 Green, Sandy 1007
Goldman, Dan 354, Goodwin, Raven 897 Grainger, Oliver 642 Green, Sylvia 447, 616
465, 605 Gorden, Greg 51 Grammer, Kelsey 652, Green, Tracy 624, 666,
Goldman, David 741, Gorder, Gunevieve 1129 807, 816, 942 739, 790
760 Gordon, Andy 558 Grammer, Spencer 826 Green, Walon 784, 913
Goldman, Duff 617 Gordon, Brian 217, Grand, Joe 418 Greenberg, Ben 1101
Goldman, Greg 106, 283, 941 Graneth, Tiffany 987 Greenberg, Benjamin
119, 475, 566, 767 Gordon, Danso 1085 Grant, Beth 506 343, 655, 933
Goldman, Julie 69, 667 Gordon, Howard 564 Grant, Brea 576, 839 Greenberg, Brenda 663
Goldman, Lesley 483 Gordon, Mark 641, 715, Grant, Patti M. 1123 Greenberg, Bryan 993,
Goldman, Matt 914 828, 1035 Grant, Red 439 996
Goldman, Neil 1063 Gordon, Scott 641, 715 Grant, Stacy 789 Greenberg, Drew Z.
Goldman, Rich 275, Gordon, Zachary 379 Grant, Teach 358 747
889, 893 Gordow, Mark 1019 Graphia, Toni 659 Greenberg, Josh 431,
Goldman, Scott 542 Goren, Yoav 158 Graves, Alex 187 697
Goldman, Seth 345 Goreski, Brad 426 Graves, Rupert 504 Greenberg, Marc L.
Goldman, Willie 617 Gorfolova, Andrea 1043 Gray, Ann Marie 705
Goldschein, Gil 497, Gorgoni, Adam 621 Williams 1142 Greenberg, Michael
899 Gorman, Burn 551 Gray, Erin 201 772, 1093
Goldsmith, Jill 913 Gorman, Justin 435 Gray, George 203 Greenberg, Stephen 113,
Goldsmith, Joel 1093 Gorman, Sean 1105 Gray, John 814 479
Goldsmith, Josh 1120 Gorman, Toby 74 Gray, Mackenzie 445 Greenberg, Suzy Ma-
Goldspink, Calvin 917 Gornec, Allie 644 Gray, Natalie 339 mann 853
Goldstein, Charles 333, Gorodetsky, Eddie 1133 Gray, Wendy K. 232 Greenberger, Andrew
543 Gosch, Christopher 613 Gray, William 273 514
Goldstein, Jonathan M. Goss, Fred 692 Grayden, Sprague 505, Greenblatt, C.H. 701
983 Gosselaar, Mark-Paul 564, 881 Greenblatt, William R.
Goldstick, Oliver 300 429 Graye, Devon 747 584
Goldworm, Adam 171 Gossett, Deondray 759 Grayhm, Steven 273 Greene, Adam 439
Goldwyn, John 747 Gossett, Louis, Jr. 161, Grayson, Wayne 208, Greene, Ellen 999,
Golin, Bruce 722 231 1164 1026
Golin, Steve 905 Gossett, Robert 704 Grazer, Brian 564, 806 Greene, Jonathan 915
Golusha, Gene 991 Gostelow, Harry 103 Grazer, Gigi Levangie Greene, Josh 713, 834
Gomez, Carlos 1072 Gottfried, Gilbert 100, 518 Greene, Kevin 1103
Gomez, Ian 447 727 Graziadei, Michael 1163 Greene, Lynnie 988
Gomez, Iraida 329 Gottlieb, Andrew 188, Graziano, David 909 Greene, Melanie 686
Gomez, Joshua 702 461, 612 Graziano, Stephen 133, Greene, Rob 265
Gomez, Rick 972 Goudeau, Michael 1010 487 Greene, Robyn 363
Gomez, Selena 11, 1155 Gough, Alfred 1079 Grean, Wendy 663 Greener, Adam 42, 251,
Gomez, Selma 541 Gould, Alexander 1144 Greathouse, David 306 1013
Gonsalves, Steve 813 Gould, Jadin 280 Greathouse, Michelle Greenfield, Michael
Gonzalez, Luis F. 950 Gould, Jill 1011 481 375, 608
Gonzalez, Rick 1035 Gould, Kelly 447 Greaux, Julie 664, 806 Greengrove, Kris 305,
Gonzalez, Tony 394 Gould, Lewis 913 Greco, Michael P. 48 922
Goocher, Devon 251 Gould, Terry 567, 598 Greco, Michele 176 Greenhut, Tom 581,
Goocher, Kevin 251 Gout, Leopoldo 305 Green, Al 39 1160
Good, Alicia 291 Goutman, Christopher Green, Amanda 915 Greenwald, Carol 325,
Goodall, Rod 1078 644 Green, Anthony 21 725
Goodeve, Grant 861 Gowers, Bruce 135, Green, Brian Austin Greenwald, Todd 1155
Goodman, Dana 211 406, 541 541, 543 Greenwood, Bruce 532
Goodman, Joel 630, Gowlowski, Gayle 1124 Green, Carl 202, 657 Greer, Judy 344
763 Gozlan, Eric 375, 608 Green, Cody 519 Gregg, Clark 983
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Gregory, Alex 902, 980 438, 633, 660, 691, Haaland, Nils 751 Hallmann, Drew 970
Greif, Leslie 172, 809 699, 1029 Haas, Cyndi 10 Hallock, Scott 1062
Grenier, Adrian 782 Grossman, Howard K. Haas, Elizabeth 74 Halmi, Robert, Jr. 128,
Grenon, Macha 479 95 Habeeb, Tommy 1091 133, 141, 223, 236,
Gretch, Jason 128 Grover, Deborah 415 Haber, Susan 106 273, 282, 283, 310,
Greulach, Chad 809 Groza, Loredana 176 Hack, Olivia 648 412, 504, 533, 963,
Grey, Brad 1033 Gruber, Desiree 527, Hack, Philip 559, 582 975
Grier, David Alan 84 1021 Hacker, James 630 Halmi, Robert, Sr. 141,
Grier, Pam 283, 905 Gruber, J. MacKye 904 Hackman, Gene 8, 9 236, 273, 282, 504,
Griffin, Douglas M. Gruber, Karen 891, 892 Hackwith, Scott 674 533
427 Grunberg, Greg 839 Haddish, Tiffany 427, Halpern, Noreen 663,
Griffin, Helen 294 Grundfest, Billy 789 439 789, 900
Griffin, John 898 Grusin, Dave 440 Haddock, Chris 737 Halpin, Daire 77
Griffin, Kathy 1, 157, Gruska, Jay 1102, 1151 Hader, Bill 298, 467, Halsey, Clayton 666
205, 455, 898 Grylis, Bear 935 1059 Halstead, Dan 101
Griffin, Katie 1152 Guarascio, David 621 Hadjii 503 Halsted, Dana 385
Griffin, Maggie 898 Guarino, Stephen 667 Haff, Allen Lee 970 Halvorson, Gary 318
Griffin, Merv 718, 880, Gubelmann, Fiona 101 Haft, Steven 929 Hambleton, Tom 956
1147 Gubler, Matthew Gray Hagan, Molly 1137 Hamburg, John 586
Griffin, Paul 1143 715 Hagen, Mark 825 Hamburger, Kevin 883
Griffin, Phil 56, 568 Guenther, Andon 402 Hagen, Stephanie 745 Hamel, Celia 641
Griffin, Stephanie 388 Guerra, Noel A. 1021 Hager, Kristen 364 Hamel, Veronica 50
Griffin, Ty 719 Guerrette, George 727 Haggard, Piers 489 Hamill, Mark 619
Griffis, Rhoda 641 Guess, Rudy 791 Haggis, Paul 110 Hamilton, Ann Lewis
Griffith, Anastasia 732 Guest, Lance 181 Hagland, Kirsten 342 996
Griffith, Jason 208 Guest, Nicholas 223 Haglund, Erin 1073 Hamilton, Dave 470,
Griffith, Josh 1163 Gugenheim, Gabielle Hagner, Meredith 644 1114
Griffith, Karen 1147 Babin 825 Hagopian, Juliette 66 Hamilton, Denise 240
Griffith, Kristie 867 Guggenheim, Marc 155 Hahn, Medina 315 Hamilton, Hamish 578
Griffiths, Lucy 449 Gugino, Carla 782 Haight, Adam 532, 684 Hamilton, Jillian 1146
Griffiths, Rachel 682 Guidry, John 418 Hailey, Leisha 905 Hamilton, Jocelyn 727,
Griffiths, Richard 30, Guilano, Peter 913 Haim, Corey 566 968
362 Guilfoyle, Paul 720 Haimes, Ted 309 Hamilton, Scott 65,
Griffiths, Sheila 1033 Guinee, Tim 580 Haines, Tim 414 895
Griggs, Amy 144 Gullion, Rebecca 817 Hakim, Imani 787 Hamilton, Timothy J.
Grigsby, Howard 909 Gummersall, Joshua Halaban, Boaz 1146 906
Grillo, Frank 1018 423 Haldane, Heather 365 Hamilton, Victoria 489
Grimaldi, Larry 123 Gumpel, Warren 62 Hale, Amanda 103 Hamlett, Christine
Grimes, Scott 625, 784 Gundaker, Vivian 644 Hale, Lucy Kate 417 1042
Grimes, Shenae 383, Gunn, Andrew 340 Halilton, Jacelyn 874 Hamlin, John 399
408, 557 Gunn, Ann 54 Halkin, Tim 312 Hamm, Jon 928
Grimm, Joseph 1160 Gunn, James 470 Hall, Anthony Michael Hammer, Chuck 798
Grinstein, Fred 693 Gunn, Tim 1021, 1121 174 Hammer, Dennis 839
Groban, Josh 76 Gunning, Megan 555 Hall, Arsenio 605 Hammersley, Rob 13,
Grodner, Allison 490, Gunther, Sherry 795 Hall, Brad 970 976
666 Gunton, Jonathan 430 Hall, Brian 834 Hammond, Darnell 467
Grodner, Michel 588 Gunton, Michael 980 Hall, Christine 430 Hammond, Darrell
Grodnik, Daniel 375 Gunvalson, Vicki 1, 1032 Hall, Colby 729 1059
Groening, Matt 1077 Gurin, Philip 346, 347, Hall, Daniel 590 Hammond, Keri 1114
Groff, Nick 198 583 Hall, David 615, 781 Hampel, Chris 184,
Grondin, Susie 1152 Gurnee, Hal 912 Hall, Deidre 738 1022, 1023
Gronfield, Kristen 1113 Gurvitz, Marc 118, 616, Hall, Edd 718 Hampson, Greg 1085
Grosfield, Norm 208 1033 Hall, Kate 524 Hampton, Brenda 474
Grosky, Aaron 711 Gustafson, Natalie 773 Hall, Michael C. 747 Hampton, Leigh 1149
Gross, H. Daniel 133, Gustafson, Robert 1112 Hall, Nicole 882 Hampton, Steve 530,
175, 223 Gutstadt, Jared 836, Hall, Nigel 634 652, 910, 1155
Gross, Lance 372, 852 1046 Hall, Pooch 807 Hancock, Herbie 215
Gross, Matthew 756 Guttridge, Jim 282 Hall, Richard 158, 1013 Handler, Chelsea 700,
Gross, Michael 392, Gutzeit, Andreas 951 Hall, Robin 318 862
853, 1101, 1163 Guy, Jasmine 632 Hall, Ryan 212 Handler, Evan 686
Grosse, Nikki 818 Guy, Sol 186 Hall, Shannon 660 Handy, Emma 597
Grossfeld, Norman J. Guzelian, Eddie 341 Hallig, Klaus 825 Hanel, Michael 447
1143 Gwen, Curtis 170 Hallinan, Olivia 529 Haney, Eric L. 1138
Grossman, David 745 Gwinn, Curtis 170 Halling, Tim 1055 Hanifan, Bruce 26,
Grossman, Gary H. Gwinn, Peter 98 Hallisay, Brian 417 739, 860
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Hankinson, Sean 1022, Harris, Carter 806 Hatch, Heather 286 Heche, Anne 945
1023 Harris, Chelsea 897 Hatcher, Teri 157, 561, Hecht, Albie 579, 977
Hanks, Tom 4, 215, Harris, Chris 853 745 Hecht, Gina 197
272, 668 Harris, Danneel 996 Hatchett, Glenda 890 Hedges, David 615, 781
Hanley, Bill 92 Harris, Harriet Sansom Hatem, Richard 1102 Heffernan, Jeff 980
Hanlon, Jessica 1009 745 Hathaway, Lalah 559 Heffler, Jennifer 211
Hanna, Matt 792 Harris, Jeremy 968 Hatta, Ben 491, 838, Heflin, Lance 636
Hannah, Daryl 282, 486 Harris, Julian 801 1004 Hefner, Hugh 400, 817
Hannah, Frank 111 Harris, Kevin 27 Hauge, Ron 1077 Hefner, Keith 817
Hannigan, Alyson 853 Harris, Laura 1156 Haughton, Lorraine Hefner, Kelly 309
Hannigan, Harry 616 Harris, Mark R. 110 587 Hegyes, Robert 576
Hannon, Neil 263 Harris, Neil Patrick Hauseman, Megan 252 Heiecke, Kurt 1119
Hansard, Glen 4 140, 157, 516, 602, Hauser, Michael 791 Heigl, Katherine 4, 828
Hansen, Lisa M. 41, 50, 853 Hausman, Michael 440 Heil, Reinhold 1154
521 Harris, Rachael 990 Haven, Brooke 61, 964 Heimann, Nadine 734
Hansil, Rich 539, 1101 Harris, Robert 95 Havey, Alan 150 Heine, Cariba 225
Hansis, Van 644 Harris, Samantha 733 Hawkes, J. Walter 1157 Heinle, Amelia 1163
Hanson, Brian 362 Harris, Wendy 1100 Hawkes, Jason 813 Heinrich, Stephanie
Hanson, Hart 675 Harris, Wood 1153 Hawkins, Sally 103 1162
Hanson, Scott 402 Harrison, Bret 1035 Hawn, Goldie 8, 297, Heinzl, Michael 825
Hanssen, Tiffany 825 Harrison, Chris 649 609 Heisler, Eileen 853, 914
Harary, Don 16, 73, Harrison, Matthew 387 Hawthorne, Anne 179 Helberg, Simon 665
209 Harrison, Michelle 66 Hayashi, Eitetsu 1057 Held, Bob 612
Harbin, Laura 1038 Harrison, Susan 103 Hayden, Nate 20, 943 Heldt, Russell 1034
Harbinson, Patrick Harrison, Teri 1162 Hayden, Pamela 1077 Helfer, Tricia 659
784, 915 Harry, Jackee 696, 787 Hayek, Selma 271 Helgenberger, Marg
Hardin, Melora 602, Hart, Carmen 7 Hayes, Erinn 606 516, 720
994 Hart, Ian 753 Hayes, Isaac 1086 Heline, DeAnn 853
Harding, David 873 Hart, James C. 720 Hayes, Jacob 640 Heller, Brian 80
Harding, Tonya 500 Hart, Jimmy 247 Hayes, Jeffrey 113, 228, Heller, Bruno 333
Harding, Zay 748 Hart, Kevin 697 913 Heller, Greg 696
Hardwick, Chris 651 Hart, Mary 166, 781 Hayes, Kathryn 644 Helm, Judy C. 129,
Hardwicke, Johnny 902 Hart, Michael 894, Hayes, Pernelle 326, 740, 895
Hare, Kelfa 845 1081 1090 Helpern, Noreen 320
Harewood, David 449 Hart, Roxanne 217 Hayes, Reginald C. 816 Hemingston, David 625
Harewood, Dorian 217 Hart, Stephen R. 171 Hayes, Susan Seaforth Hemmis, Paige 791
Hargitay, Mariska 915 Hartford, Glen 88 738 Hemphill, John 28
Hargrove, Dean 963 Hartford, Scott 817 Haygood, Josh 401 Hemsley, Sherman 561
Harker, Susannah 103 Hartley, Breanne 88 Haymen, Jim 1136 Hemwall, Geoffrey 722
Harlow, Jarrod 524 Hartley, David Blake Hayness, Cheyenne 251 Henao, Zulay 427
Harmon, Angie 308, 996 Hays, Brenda 804 Henderson, A.J. 642
516, 913, 1156 Hartley, Justin 194, Hays, Lauren 1069 Henderson, Ellie 225
Harmon, Jessica 37 1079 Hays, Marshall 1091 Henderson, Felicia D.
Harmon, Mark 982 Hartman, Butch 793 Haysbert, Dennis 1138 824
Harmon, Winsor 673 Hartman, Duke 861, Hayward, Rachel 88 Henderson, Florence
Harnois, Brian 199, 813 1139 Hazeldine, Sam 103 180, 283
Harper, Hanna 705 Hartshorne, Robert 1118 Head, Anthony 103, Henderson, Lyn Alicia
Harper, Hill 372, 722 Hartwell, Lisa Wu 1032 302 784
Harper, Shane 120 Harvey, Abigail 1146 Head, Jim 224 Henderson, Stephen 376
Harrah, Allen 1130 Harvey, Grant 104, 315 Headey, Lena 543 Hendricks, Christina
Harrah, Steve 1130 Harvey, Nick 107 Healey, Elizabeth 236 928
Harrier, Curtis Dean Harvick, Kerry 655 Healey, Jeremy 578 Hendrickson, Elizabeth
907 Harvie, Derek 544, Healey, Kevin 1062 1163
Harries, Andy 153 879, 987 Heap, Jessica 162 Hendriksen, Lance 283
Harrigan, Matt 1012 Haselton, Valerie 528 Heap, Mark 507 Hendrix, Leslie 913,
Harrington, Desmond Haskell, Neil 15 Heap, Mike 1119 914, 915
824 Haskell, Peter 481 Heap, Miles 1140 Hendy, Jacqueline 995
Harrington, Mary 379 Haskett, Roger 315 Hearst, Rick 810 Henecke, Kert 1140
Harrington, Nate 388 Hasse, Evan 1083 Heath, Hillary 600 Henggeler, Courtney
Harrington, Steve 1098 Hasselbeck, Elizabeth Heath, Robert 616 665
Harris, Andy 103 1142 Heaton, Patricia 188, Henner, Marilu 72,
Harris, Barbara Eve Hasselhoff, David 21, 241, 652 214, 632
1018 634 Heatter, Merrill 70 Hennesey, Carolyn 810
Harris, Bill 646 Hastings, Don 644 Hebert, Julie 784 Hennessy, Barry 19,
Harris, Brock 970 Haswell, Katy 818 Hebert, Kyle 1057 158, 394
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Hennessy, Jill 913 Herskovitz, Marshall Hill, Conleith 294 Hoff, Sara 366
Henning, Shelley 345, 423 Hill, Duane 874 Hoffman, Corinne 672
738 Herttzberg, Paul 50 Hill, Dule 1024 Hoffman, Dustin 297,
Henrie, David 853, Hertz, Tom 1051 Hill, Faith 89, 96, 164, 609
1155 Hertzan, Morgan 250 241 Hoffman, Ingrid 493
Henriksen, Lance 412 Hervey, Jason 247 Hill, Marlie 1036 Hoffman, Lee 3
Henriques, Sara Jane Herwick, Mark 247, Hill, Matt 356, 774, Hoffman, Lynn 1020
427 514 1096 Hofmeyer, Genevieve
Henry, Aisha 863 Herzon, Heidi 1058 Hill, Steven 913 113
Henry, Deidre 1045 Hesling, John 121 Hill, Terence 780 Hogan, Brooke 59
Henry, Gregg 1045 Hess, Amy 454 Hill, Toby 902 Hogan, Gabriel 5, 364,
Henry, Jason C. 58 Hester, Eric 1165 Hillenburg, Stephen 598
Henry, Jerry 778 Hester, Labon 556 1089 Hogan, Hulk 14, 59,
Henry, Marguerite 716 Hester, Sarah 1137 Hilliard, Allison 460 247
Henry, Mike 795 Hetzner, Melissa 798 Hilton, Paris 403 Hogan, Linda 59
Henry, Ryan 695 Heuton, Cheryl 992 Hiltz, Nichole 259, Hogan, Michael 37,
Henshall, Douglas 414 Hevener, Keith 404 1045 659, 709
Hensley, Dennis 898 Hewer, Mitch 498 Himelfarb, David 904 Hogan, P.J. 15
Hensley, John 644, 988 Hewitt, Jason 584 Himmel, Todd 518 Hogel, Andrew 933
Hensley, Kelly Hewitt, Jennifer Love Himmelman, Peter Hogesty, Drake 738
Menighan 644 9, 157, 166, 814 675, 945 Hohenshilt, Brian 497
Henson, Brian 492 Hewlett, David 1093 Hindle, Art 540, 1002 Hohfeld, Brian 969
Henson, Jim 1066 Hewryk, Olexa 1159 Hines, Cheryl 239, 724 Holahan, Paul 1154
Henson, John 596 Heydt, Alan 937 Hines, Tiffany 664 Holbach, Jennifer 570
Henson, Lisa 492 Heyersahl, Christopher Hinkle, Marin 1133 Holbrook, Hal 471
Henstridge, Natasha 463 Hinkle, Thom 570 Holcomb, Corey 284
155 Heyward, Andy 685, Hinnen, Stacey 487 Holden, Gina 799
Henze, Chris 1024 751, 849, 1105 Hinojosa, Selene 1025 Holden, Susan 305,
Hephner, Jeff 149 Heyward, Bianca 849 Hinson, Jordan 785 922
Hepker, Paul 739 Hiatt, Lincoln D. 1083 Hipp, Kate 44 Holiday, Ron 69
Herbert, Brad 242 Hick, Regina Y. 816 Hire, Andre 876 Holland, Gary 288
Herbert, Julie 992 Hickey, John Benjamin Hirsch, Judd 992 Holland, Todd 344
Herbst, Rebecca 810, 308 Hirschorn, Michael 75, Holleman, Lily 425
811 Hickey, Robert Stark 403 Hollenbberg, Sue 1159
Herek, Stephen 408 1113 Hirsh, Michael 604, Hollinger, Patricia 1044
Herles, Kathleen 769 Hickland, Catherine 727, 768, 874, 931, Hollingsworth, Ben 115
Herlie, Eileen 623 995 1152 Holloman, Laurel 905
Herman, Danette 157 Hickman, Hudson 115 Hirst, Michael 1131 Holloway, Josh 926
Herman, David 147 Hickman, Mark 679 Hirst, Tony 854 Holly, Lauren 982
Herman, Sheryl 738 Hicks, Kenn 422 Hixson, Paula Jean 314 Hollywood, Clare 267
Hermann, Peter 68 Hicks, Regina 63 Hobbs, Chelsea 104 Holm, Ashley 550
Hermz, Nick 487 Hicks, Taylor 65 Hobbs, Christopher Holmes, Adrian 709
Hernandez, Emily 849 Hicks, Tony 652 23 Holmes, Alex 244
Hernandez, Fernando Hidalgo, Karia 71 Hoberman, David 955 Holmes, Bob 89, 317
490, 592 Hiddleston, Tom 103 Hobert, Tim 1063 Holmes, Dina 298
Hernandez, JoAnna Hiel, Tom 116, 451 Hobin, Matthew 199, Holmes, Doug 472
655 Higbee, Alan 879 441, 813 Holmes, Mackenzie
Hernandez, Juan 95 Higby, David 285 Hoch, Abe 431 640
Hernandez, Liz 697 Higginbotham, Abra- Hochberg, Justin 628 Holmes, Mike 848
Heron, Meredith 1043 ham 139 Hochhauser, Bill 339, Holmes, Scott 644
Herrera, Anthony 644 Higgins, Jean 926 350 Holmes, Tina 1074
Herrera, Elizabeth 172 Higgins, John Michael Hochman, Larry 1157 Holston, Nard 503
Herrera, Judy 306 277 Hockin, Sheila 1131 Holt, Claire 225
Herrera, Kristin 1165 Higgins, Kate 23 Hockman, Jordana 792 Holzman, Eli 527, 661,
Herrick, Anna Good- Higgins, Patrick 475 Hodder, Kent 828 1021
man 366 Higgins, Steve 467, 468 Hodes, Jeffrey 616 Homes, A.M. 905
Herrick, Summer 7 Higginson, Torri 1093 Hodge, Aldis 290 Hommel, Robin 1028
Herschko, Jennifer 177 Hiildensperge, Kristan Hodge, Douglas 103 Hommon, Kelly D. 948
Herschko, Tom 14 889 Hodges, Mack 1092 Honey, Kristen 50
Hersh, Ed 185 Hilalgo, Karla 253 Hodson, Jimmy 758 Honigbaum, Shelley
Hersh, Glenda 222, Hilary, Lynn 77 Hoeft, Andrew 1151 995
1032 Hilderbrand, Shana 765 Hoegl, Andrew 106 Honore, Stephanie 162,
Hersh, Stacey 159 Hill, Aaron 826 Hoegl, Drew 234 584
Hershberger, Sally 1073 Hill, Anne 180 Hoen, Paul 82 Hood, Blake 139
Hershman, Rob 801 Hill, Brandon 149 Hof, Dennis 694 Hood, Deborah 1117
Index of Personnel 298

Hooge, Alois 647 Hourugan, Jack 855 Hughes, Brian 238 Hutchison, Anna 411
Hooks, Kevin 921 House, Alex 314 Hughes, Dave 1012 Hutson, Tracy 791
Hooper, Nicholas 980 House, Susan 1125 Hughes, Deric A. 194 Hutt, Jennifer Koppel-
Hooper, Tom 272 House, Yoanna 424 Hughes, Finola 810 man 589
Hoover, Kit 436 Houston, Anjelica 942 Hughes, Gwyneth 103 Hutton, Timothy 290
Hope, Barclay 78 Houston, Linda 658 Hughes, Lindsay 193 Hyams, Tor 581
Hope, Jennifer 758, Houts, David 404 Hughes, Patrick 408 Hyatt, Anthony 503
892 Howard, Bill 590 Hughes, Rikki 29 Hyde, Kym 805
Hope, Leslie 577 Howard, Gale 745 Hughley, D.L. 39, 484, Hydock, Jacki 321
Hopkin, James D. 104 Howard, Kyle 965 743 Hyland, Sarah 300
Hopkins, Anne 331 Howard, Laura 1022, Hull, Kenny 933, 1032 Hyneman, Jamie 976
Hopkins, Josh 535 1023 Hulteen, Cheryl 623 Hynes, Alison 703
Hopkins, Richard 361, Howard, Merri D. 707 Humphreys, Autumn Hynes, Jessica 507
733 Howard, Sally 254 1003
Hopkins, Stephen 686 Howard, Steve 31 Humphreys, Beth 1088 Iacob, Marian 201
Hopkins, Topher 733 Howard, Terrence 11 Humphreys, Nina 607 Iacono, Sal 883
Hopper, Beth 1064 Howard, Todd 579 Humphries, Taylor 309 Ialacci, Karen 1066
Hopper, Dennis 110 Howard, Traylor 955 Hundgen, Michael 1122 Ice T 915
Hoppus, Mark 943 Howard, William 863 Hundman, Debby 379 Igawa, Togo 1047
Hopson, Simonen 352 Howarter, Laurie 477 Hunley, Leann 738 Ikki, Rikki 144
Horden, Marcia Gay Howarth, Alan 181, Hunnan, Charlie 505 Ikki, Vikki 144
732 201 Hunt, Bill 1145 Ilagan, Mandel 808
Horgan, Jillian 321 Howarth, Roger 644 Hunt, Bonnie 51 Ilam, Gil 329, 483
Horgan, Sharon 420 Howe, John 91 Hunt, Jason 744 Ilansburgh, John 729
Hories, George 273, Howell, Bruce 1086 Hunt, Richard 1066 Imahara, Grant 976
463 Howell, C. Thomas 71, Hunt, Sarah 1145 Imhoff, Annie 1013
Horigan, Jim 664 223 Hunte, Donna 3 Imperioli, Michael 296
Horn, Anthony 497, Howell, Jodie 655 Hunter, Chris 1085 Inaba, Carrie Ann 121,
765, 870 Howell, Kaitlin 874 Hunter, Elizabeth 905, 733
Horn, Beth 14 Hower, Nancy 1113 917 Inch, Kevin 921
Horn, Kelly Van 756 Howerton, Glenn 872 Hunter, Gigi 251 Indelicato, Mark 1136
Hornbacher, Scott 928 Howles, Aaron Christ- Hunter, Holly 471, Indigaro, Mark 883
Hornburg, Matt 618 ian 535 1060 Ingle, John 810
Horne, Matthew 193 Howsam, Gary 375, Hunter, Kevin 587 Ingoldsby, Mayia 123
Horner, Craig 287 1131 Hunter, Melissa 329 Ingraham, Leland 730
Horning, Chad 388 Hoyt, Abby 1148 Hunter, Rachel 73, 104 Ingram, Charles 748
Hornsby, Russell 171, Hsu, Teresa 1099 Hunter, Ryan 212 Ingram, Daniel 325
921 Hsueh, Brenda 853 Hunter, Simon J. 1126 Ingram, Dustin 1137
Horowitz, Adam 926 Huang, Erica 922 Hunter, Tab 240 Ingram, James 513
Horowitz, Mark 905, Hubbard, Beth 614 Hunterm, Ryan 212 Innes, Laura 784
982 Hubbard, Elizabeth Huntington, Breanna Inomata, Kazuhiko
Horowitz, Robert 219, 644 718 1057
220, 221 Hubbard, Erica 921 Hurd, Michelle 915 Insani, Toni 651
Horsdal, Chelah 159, Huckins, Holly 841 Hurd, Paige 787 Introcasco, Amy 898
224 Huddleston, Holly Hurey, Jeanne 811 Irby, Michael 1138
Horse, Michael 50 1099 Hurley, Deborah J. Ireland, Dan 308
Horta, Silvio 1136 Huddy, Juliet 958 1076 Irizarry, Vincent 623,
Horton, Ken 1079 Hudgins, David 806 Hurley, Kelan 907 1163
Horton, Peter 828 Hudis, Mark 344 Hursley, Doris 810 Iron, Daniel 364, 825
Hortsman, Fritzi 917 Hudson, Bella 208 Hursley, Frank 810 Irons, Andy 152
Horvath, Chris 106 Hudson, Brett 576 Hurst, Dan 312 Irons, Bruce 152
Horvath, Rachel 261 Hudson, Ernie 174, 602 Hurt, John 440 Irons, Nicholas 200
Horvitz, Louis J. 4, 8, Hudson, Jane 449 Hurt, William 732 Ironside, Michael 521
157, 235, 297, 317, Hudson, Jeff 142 Hurvitz, Todd 247 Irrera, Dom 651
516 Hudson, Kate 471 Hurwit, Bruce 999 Irvin, Britt 812
Horvitz, Richard Steven Hudson, Kellie 285 Hurwitz, David 14 Irvin, Sam 734
1090 Hudson, Lisa 1122 Husman, Perry 707 Irving, Brian 495, 1127
Hoskins, Bob 409 Hudson, Oliver 1051 Hussey, David 101 Irving, Bruce 645
Hoskinson, Jim 98 Hudson, Sam 825 Huston, Danny 272 Irving, George S. 341
Hotchkiss, Jon 367, Huerta, Gina 882 Hutcherson, Warren Irving, Xackery 731,
1010 Huertas, Jon 196 503 798
Hotz, Kenny 544, 900 Huett, Zane 745 Hutchings, Julie 658 Irwin, John 75, 145,
Hough, Julianne 90, Huff, Aston 349 Hutchinson, Ron 97 654, 911
166 Huffman, Felicity 157, Hutchinson, Sonny 861, Isaac, Sandy 1151
Hoult, Nicholas 498 745 1139 Isaacs, Jason 681
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Isabelle, Kathleen 320 Jaffier, Barnard 363 Jenner, Bruce 899 Johnson, Jay 730, 1058
Isacsson, Kris 248 Jakovac, Augi 416 Jenner, Emma 539 Johnson, Jay Kenneth
Isbell, Tammy 1002 James, Ami 946 Jenner, Khloe 899 738
Isen, Tajja 805, 876, James, Anna Wilson Jenner, Kourtney 899 Johnson, Julie 760
876, 884, 1100 529 Jenner, Kris 899 Johnson, Kenneth 1060
Isenberg, Brad 1032 James, Doug 628 Jennings, Brent 84 Johnson, Kenny 1075
Isenstadt, Mean 353 James, Geraldine 103 Jennings, Christina Johnson, Lois 913
Isip, Michael 386 James, Jay 1084 532, 1038 Johnson, Marcus 559
Isitt, Kate 109 James, Jonathan 967 Jennings, Sean 403 Johnson, Mark 54
Isler, Lloyd 238 James, Laurissa 404 Jensen, Ashley 153, 1136 Johnson, Marty 991
Ismail, Neveen 655 James, Lennie 881 Jensen, David 584 Johnson, Patricia 957
Ito, Daisuke 1057 James, Logan 7 Jensen, Taige 212 Johnson, Peta 23
Itten, Kevin 745 James, Michael Patrick Jensen, Todd 107 Johnson, Peter 1102
Itzin, Gregory 564 303 Jenz, Stephanie 490 Johnson, Rodney 425
Ivanek, Zeljko 732 James, Michael Ray- Jeralds, Scott 476 Johnson, Sandi 838
Ivey, Dana 443 mond 556 Jeremy, Ron 7, 879 Johnson, Tanji 14
Izact, Tracy 289 James, Micky 716 Jericho, Chris 441, 485 Johnson, Tim 315, 322,
Izzard, Eddie 1045 James, Paul 205, 826 Jerreau, Al 513 331
James, Tyler Patrick 814 Jerrick, Mike 958 Johnson, Tom 439
Jablonski, Sean 988 Jameson, Andrew 307 Jervoise, Sophie Charles Johnson, Traci Paige
Jace, Michael 1075 Jameson, Jenna 879 109 672
Jackman, James 457 Jamieson, Don 335 Jessop, Craig 91 Johnston, Bobby 171
Jackson, Corey A. 521 Jandrisch, James 789 Jewel 373 Johnston, Gabrielle
Jackson, Craig 252 Jane, Jesse 981, 987 Jillette, Penn 1010 (Gaby) 74, 794
Jackson, Curtis 173 Janerbaum, David 729 Jinkins, Jim 884 Johnston, Jamie 542
Jackson, Dan 565 Janes, Dominic 747, Jinks, Dan 1026 Johnston, Kati 257, 913
Jackson, Douglas 229, 999 Joachim, Steve 441 Johnston, Kristen 784
563 Jankowski, Peter 914, Jobiani, Miriam 637 Jolie, Justine 515
Jackson, Hal 873 915 Jobling, Sandra 597 Jolles, Annette 349
Jackson, J.T. 84 Jansen, Marc 583 Joe, Steve 990 Jolly, Kyle 651
Jackson, Janet 205, 372 Jarchow, Stephen P. Johal, Ranjit 184 Jonas, Joe 63
Jackson, John 31 289, 480, 908 Johannesen, Ben 876 Jonas, Nick 63
Jackson, Joshua 187 Jarczak, Steve 513, 602 Johansen, Peter 700 Jonas, Paul Kevin 63
Jackson, Mick 332 Jarrin, Robert 781 Johanson, Sue 1108 Jonas Brothers 89, 582
Jackson, Neil 529 Jarsky, Joris 560 Johansson, Paul 996 Jones, Angus T. 1133
Jackson, Paul 838 Jarvis, Brian 1097 John, Elton 374, 400, Jones, Ann R. 125
Jackson, Randy 431, Jason, Peter 111, 194 510 Jones, Asante 1069
627, 628 Jastrzembska, Christina John, Olivia Newton Jones, Ashley 127, 540,
Jackson, Samuel L. 88 506, 516 673
559, 619 Jaswinski, Anthony 28 Johnsen, Dean E. 1033 Jones, Cherry 564
Jackson, Tyler 212 Jausoro, Patty 725 Johnson, Alexandra 830 Jones, Cheryl 1054
Jackson, Victoria 696 Jay, Anjali 449 Johnson, Amy Jo 178 Jones, Clarence 873
Jacobovitz, Nicholas 711 Jay, Brandon 1144 Johnson, Ashley 38 Jones, David 479
Jacobowitz, Leslie 1153 Jay, Russell 497 Johnson, Ben Patrick Jones, Evan 993
Jacobs, Jessica 342 Jay, Terrence 306 891 Jones, Felicity 103
Jacobs, Jordan 510 Jbara, Dan 741 Johnson, Beverly 490 Jones, Gemma 30
Jacobs, Katie 851 Jean, Wyclef 40, 235 Johnson, Bill 556 Jones, George 278
Jacobs, Mark S. 256, Jebb, Andrew 319, 1088 Johnson, Brad 107, 574 Jones, Georgette 506
566 Jeezy, Young 39 Johnson, Brooke Badley Jones, James 929
Jacobs, Michael 204, Jefferies, La Shawn 653 493 Jones, January 928
509 Jefferies, Richard 306 Johnson, Brown 769 Jones, Jill Marie 816
Jacobs, Tameka 129, Jeffress, Scott 144, 591, Johnson, Bruce 23 Jones, Jon 103
740 649, 650 Johnson, Cameron 188 Jones, Jonathan 112
Jacobson, Amy 255 Jeffrey, Tracey 1024 Johnson, Chas. Floyd Jones, Kimberly “Lil
Jacobson, Eric 362, 525 Jeffreys, Woody 358 982 Kim” 422
Jacobson, Peter 851 Jenest, Victor 892 Johnson, Chase 907 Jones, Louisa Griffith
Jacobson, Scott 3 Jenkins, Jeff 307, 497, Johnson, Chuck 1096 1146
Jacobson, Taylor 426 899 Johnson, Corey 927 Jones, Madison 613
Jacobus, Becky 1062 Jenkins, Jolie 384 Johnson, Cozmo 1097 Jones, Nancy 1147
Jacoby, Brent 45, 596 Jenkins, Ken 1063 Johnson, Dee 784 Jones, Nicky 701
Jacot, Christopher 480 Jenkins, Kiana 424 Johnson, Echo 1162 Jones, Orlando 945
Jaeger, Sam 155 Jenkins, Mykel Shannon Johnson, Elton 454 Jones, Quincy 215, 929
Jaeger, Thomas 339 673 Johnson, Eric 799 Jones, Quincy, III 1092
Jaffe, Michael 332, 542 Jenkins, Sacha 173 Johnson, Gary 880 Jones, Randy 817
Jaffe, Susan Nirah 745 Jenner, Brody 58 Johnson, Haylie 1106 Jones, Rashida 574, 994
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Jones, Renee 738 Kaiser, Dr. Stacey 696 Kassar, Mario 543 Keichs, Kathy 675
Jones, Richard T. 543 Kajlich, Bianca 1051 Kassel, Jeff 544 Keifer, Elizabeth 830
Jones, Rick 356 Kalafatic, Helen 940, Kassen, Adam 949 Keiffer, Brittany 424
Jones, Rolin 1144 1089 Kassen, Mark 949 Keiles, Glenn 1064
Jones, Ron C. 428, 795 Kalanji, Alaina 1079 Katagas, Anthony 362 Keillor, Garrison 95
Jones, Roy, Jr. 477 Kalehoff, Ed 865, 1016 Kathman, Mike 689 Keiran, Beth 836
Jones, Rupert Penry 103 Kaler, Jamie 965 Katic, Stana 292 Keitel, Harvey 296
Jones, Ruth 193, 302 Kalilieh, Sam 261 Katims, Jason 806 Keith, Gregory 989
Jones, Sam, III 1079 Kaling, Mindy 994 Katleman, Michael Keith, Toby 96, 98,
Jones, Shirley 240, 609 Kalis, David 849 296, 669 285
Jones, Simon 627 Kalish, Bruce 411 Kato, Julia 622 Keley, Mike 535
Jones, Star 1142 Kallis, Danny 530, Katsoolis, Krysanne 69 Kelin, Larry 16
Jones, Steve 206, 245 1098 Katt, William 50 Kell, Bradley 545
Jones, Tarbenia 627 Kaloustian, Adam 1073 Katz, Barry 268, 804, Keller, Cord 636
Jones, Tim 702 Kalush, Bill 124 910 Keller, Ken H. 977
Jones, Tommy Lee 471 Kalyan, Adhir 621 Katz, Gail 68 Keller, Tessa 907
Jones, Wayne 411 Kame, Christian 290 Katz, Martin 510 Kellerman, Sally 980
Jong, Gary 201 Kamen, John 56 Katz, Rob 199, 813 Kelley, David E. 676
Jordan, Adam 695 Kaminsky, Bob 44 Katz, Roib 569 Kelley, John C. 982
Jordan, Claudia 740 Kaminsky, Peter 44 Katz, Steve 636 Kelley, Jon 350
Jordan, Leslie 506, 563 Kanaan, Greg 870 Kaufer, Scott 676 Kelley, Malcolm David
Jordan, Murray 712 Kanakaredes, Melina Kaufman, Alyssa 1129 926
Jordan, Rafael 107, 608 722 Kaufman, Amy J. 824 Kellison, Daniel 883
Joseph, Jennifer 3 Kanda, Rome 255 Kaufman, Fred 980 Kelly, Clinton 1146
Joseph, Paterson 269 Kane, Adam 1026 Kaufman, Joshua 932 Kelly, Dave 560, 1044,
Josephson, Barry 675 Kane, Bruce 531 Kaufman, Kevin 1032 1127
Jovi, Shavon 424 Kane, Darren 859 Kaufman, Lester 567 Kelly, Frank 891
Jow, Malese 1137 Kane, Joany 357 Kaufman, Maxwell A. Kelly, Jack 862
Joy, Helene 390 Kane, Sarah 918 985 Kelly, Jacqueline 375
Joyce, Julia 103 Kane, Shannon 623 Kaufman, Michael 1150 Kelly, Jessica 627
Joyette, Demetrius 456, Kane, Tom 517, 802 Kaufman, Paul A. 304, Kelly, Kristen 207, 433
457, 458, 459 Kang, Kourtney 853 480 Kelly, Lisa 77
Joyner, David 658, 845 Kang, Tim 333 Kaup, Paul 500 Kelly, Mike 835
Joyner, Tom 372 Kani, Atandwa 917 Kavanagh, Dave 77 Kelly, Minka 806
Juan, Azon 973 Kaniel, Noam 647 Kavner, Julie 1077 Kelly, Moira 996
Judah, Jeff 383 Kantor, Steve 798 Kay, Alex 1159 Kelly, R. Shawn 658
Judd, Cris 611, 754 Kapinos, Tom 686 Kay, Dominick Scott Kelly, Sean Patrick 767
Judd, Wynonna 11 Kaplan, Caroline 866 188 Kelly, Tad 1137
Judge, Mike 902 Kaplan, Eric 147, 999 Kay, Hadley 560 Kelman, Allen 1053
Judge, Tony 825 Kaplan, Marcy 851 Kay, Lesli 673 Kelso, Heidi 89, 317
Julian, Grant 45, 352 Kaplan, Michael B. 816 Kay, Robbie 409 Kemp, Martin 927
Juliani, Alessandro 37, Kaplan, Patti 694 Kaye, Lori 177 Kemp, Shana 791, 1101
659 Kaplan, Raduca 147 Kaye, Paul 85 Kemper, David 228
Jumbo, Andrew Dan Kaplow, Dan 692 Kaye, Thorsten 623 Keneley, Todd 247
1107 Kapp, Alex 983 Kaz, Evan 564 Kenndy, Jason 119
Jussel, Chris 639 Kara, Patricia 129, 740 Kazan, Lainie 862 Kennedy, Brooke 992,
Justice, Victoria 1165 Karapetyas, Davit 386 Kazek, Ed 578 1026
Juve, Karen 660 Karas, Irena 502 Kazim, Ha Kiem 564 Kennedy, Bruce 986
Karas, Jay 268, 804, Keach, Stacy 310, 446, Kennedy, Caroline 278
Kaba, Agim 644 920 991, 1018, 1088 Kennedy, Daniel 623
Kaczmarek, Jan A.P. Kardashian, Kim 899 Keagan, Carrie 700 Kennedy, Gordon 449
409 Karinen, Peter 360 Keane, James 223 Kennedy, Jamie 814
Kaczmarek, Jane 429 Karkanis, Athena 663 Keane, John M. 720 Kennedy, John 2
Kadlec, Meredith 289 Karlin, Ben 729 Keatley, Julie 709 Kennedy, Maria Doyle
Kaelin, Kato 203 Karn, Richard 45, 794 Keaton, Diane 8, 297 1131
Kagasoff, Daren 474 Karnes, Jay 1075 Keaton, Josh 511 Kennedy, Ryan 521
Kahan, Alfred 208 Karp, Michael 925, Keats, Laura 685 Kenner, Larry 905
Kahan, Harvey 304 1016 Kee, James 456, 457, Kenney, Kerri 1039
Kahangi, Omid 177, Karpman, Laura 980 458, 459 Kennison, Caroline 225
527 Karr, Gary 913 Keena, Monica 782 Kenny, Tom 34, 647,
Kahn, Harvey 313, 358, Karsh, Jonathan 477, Keenan, Shannon 230 688, 999, 1089
480 791 Keeney, Carey 992 Kensen, Jelena 515
Kaidbey, Rana Lyn 352 Kartheiser, Vincent 928 Keenleyside, Eric 159 Kent, Margo 334
Kaillor, Jason 825 Kasch, Cody 745 Keestar, Matt 336 Kent, Rolfe 747
Kain, Khalil 816 Kasher, Moshe 327 Keible, Stacy 462 Keogh, Duane 382
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Keoghan, Phil 624 King, Danielle 475 Kletter, Richard 425 Konoval, Karin 320
Kerbey, Scott 1020 King, Dave 804 Klick, Michael 564 Konrad, Cathy 945
Kereszres, Andrew 764 King, Don Roy 467 Klimek, Johnny 1154 Konstantinakos, Gena
Kernis, Lee 67 King, Erik 747 Kline, Jeff 969 798
Kerpen, Dave 402 King, Jaime 192 Klinger, Allison 1142 Konyves, Michael 521
Kerr, Brooke 556 King, Jaime Rucker 188 Klinger, Shantel 628, Koop, Jeff 954
Kerr, Miranda 578 King, Jamie Thomas 312 649, 650, 957 Koops, Mark 14, 330,
Kerrigan, Nancy 238 King, Kent 810, 811 Klohk, Kristine 560 367, 524, 537, 1073
Kerry, John 197 King, Marcus 188, 284 Kloss, Jeff 412 Kopasz, Michelle 352
Kerry, Tom 972 King, Michael 865 Kluge, Esther 352 Kopell, Bernie 561
Kershaw, Glenn 715 King, Regina 308 Kluge, Robert 352 Koper, Peter 636
Kerwin, Brian 995 King, Richard G. 834 Klugman, Jack 561 Koplitz, Lynne 612
Kessler, Glenn 732 King, Roger 865 Klugman, Lynn 1066 Kopp, Jeff 754
Kessler, Jacque 891 King, Scott 667, 929 Kluk, Hans 602 Kopp, Natasha 1040
Kessler, Matt 214 King, Sean 195 Klum, Heidi 157, 271, Kopp, Terri 913
Kessler, Nikki 948 Kingston, Alex 784 578, 1021 Kopplin, Mike 165
Kessler, Todd A. 732 Kinkead, Maeve 830 Knapp, Lisa 352 Kopps, Mark 373
Kessler, Todd Ellis 1138 Kinnear, Shane 1038 Knapps, Mackenzie 251 Kopser, Kate 524
Kessler, Todd 672 Kinney, Karen 829 Knepper, Robert 1018 Korbelin, Jan 1165
Kewley, Michael 914 Kinney, Terry 64 Knight, Christopher Korkis, Sam 649
Key, Keegan Michael Kinsey, Angela 994 73, 554, 967 Korkoian, Laura 307,
929 Kinsman, Brent 745 Knight, Crystal 987, 655
Key, Philip 113 Kinsman, Shane 745 1027 Korman, Diane 791
Keyes, Alicia 16, 39, Kirby, Luke Farrell 1111 Knight, Gladys 40 Kornfeld, Eric 455
215, 603 Kirbyson, Robert 1066 Knight, Maxim 398 Korniloff, Kathryn 958
Khalil, Christel 1163 Kiriakakis, Jim 1044 Knight, Michael E. 623 Korot, Alla 811
Khan, Nahnatcka 625 Kirk, Justin 1144 Knight, T.R. 828 Koskenmaki, Matt 13,
Khan, Rebecca 1137 Kirk, Robert 870 Knight, Tommy 466 755, 838
Khatau, Rachna 184 Kirkham, Rich 865 Knobelman, Rachel 822 Koslow, Lauren 738
Kheel, Curtis 904 Kirkland, Pamela 250 Knoller, David 668 Kosminsky, Peter 57
Kid Rock 96, 169, 603 Kirkland, Sally 227 Knowings, Chris 2 Kostel, Michael 866
Kidder, Janet 1095 Kirkpatrick, Nora 143 Knowles, Beyonce 215 Kotch, Michael 248
Kidman, Nicole 4, 96 Kirr, Susan 248 Knowles, Shanica 834 Kotcheff, Ted 915
Kidnie, James 533 Kirsch, Christiane 791 Knowles, Solange 89, Kotlowitz, Robert 825
Kiefer, Hannah 342 Kirscher, Dionne 192 135 Koules, Oren 1133
Kienberg, Seth 4 Kirschner, Rick 548 Knox, Sasha 964 Kovac, Jamie 14
Kienlen, Patrick 277 Kirshner, David 725 Knudsen, Erik 540, 881 Koyama, John 54
Kiger, Steve 712 Kirshner, Mia 905 Knudsen, Matt 999 Kozak, Sara 952
Kightlinger, Laura 949 Kirshner, Rebecca 909 Knutsen, Janet G. 676 Kozek, Zach 433
Kilde, David 543 Kirshner, Ricky 53, 125 Ko, Eddy 504 Kozhuharova, Tanya
Killion, Kari 108 Kiser, Holly 321 Ko, Linda 709 200
Killmorgan, Stuart 1159 Kissel, Jeremiah 991 Kober, Jeff 6 Kraemer, Joe 310, 975
Killoran, John 340 Kitel, Harvey 8 Koch, Jonathan 309 Krakowski, Jane 362,
Kilmer, Val 99, 281 Kitsis, Edward 926 Koch, Judge Ed 1011 455, 1116
Kim, Angel C. 867 Kitt, Eartha 777, 1001 Koch, Sebastian 489 Kraljevic, Ivan 251
Kim, Audrey 403 Klassen, Bruce 173, Kochan, Rebekah 181 Kralyevich, Vincent
Kim, Daniel Dae 22, 1004 Koenig, Kip 828 765
926 Klazura, Greg 1094 Kofi, Precious 917 Kram, Wendy 322
Kim, Grace 250 Kleid, Adam 700, 1135 Koftinoff, Gary 919 Kramer, Aimee 1129
Kim, John X. 731, 798 Klein, Bruce David 662 Kogan, Jay 1077 Kramer, Eric Allan 239
Kim, Kari 579, 977 Klein, Butch 949 Kohan, Amy 329 Kramer, Jeffrey 949
Kim, Kylah 470 Klein, Chris 586 Kohan, Buz 4 Kramer, Jon 588
Kim, Margaret 748 Klein, Greg 636, 647 Kohan, Jenji 1144 Kramer, Ken 315
Kim, Yunjin 926 Klein, Howard 518, Kohl, Pamela 697 Kramer, Scott 49
Kimel, Stanley 955 902, 994 Kohler, Richie 742 Krantz, Mark 44
Kimmel, Harold 1077 Klein, Joel 794 Kohn, Pamela 503 Kranz, Fran 586
Kimmel, Jimmy 16, Klein, Joshua 81 Kojima, Hideo 579 Krasinski, John 994
271, 883 Klein, Larry 135 Koll, Alex 327 Krask, Jeff 20, 350
Kinch, Christopher 798 Klein, Linda 988 Kollerbohm, Julio 400 Krasnow, Stuart 237,
Kind, Danielle 127 Klein, Marci 467, 468, Kollmorgen, Stuart 878
Kindberg, Anne 686, 1116 257, 884 Krasova, Vera 347
1019 Klein, Robert Mark 23 Kolsby, Paul 680 Krause, Brian 41, 584
Kindler, Damian 463 Kleinbart, Philip 104 Kon, Danny 80 Krause, Kate 806
King, B.B. 216 Kletter, Lenore 104 Konietzko, Bryan 648 Krause, Peter 756
King, Carole 215 Kletter, Nora 425 Konigsberg, Frank 481 Kreisberg, Andrew 676
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Kreisberg, Brad 494 Kurtzman, Alex 187 Lamb, Dave 294 LaPaglia, Anthony 980,
Kreischer, Bert 439 Kusbit, Bob 210, 247, Lamb, Larry 193 1154
Kress, Helene 251 366, 399 Lambert, Mark 1131 Lapides, Howard 75
Kress, Nathan 224, 857 Kushell, Lisa 713 Lambert, Sean K. 239 Lapidus, Adam 1098
Kressley, Carson 246, Kushnick, Helen 1123 Lamm, Jamie 797 Lapidus, Eric 1133
719 Kusina, Sasha 75 LaMorte, Patricia 776 Lapiduss, Sally 834
Kreuk, Kristin 1079 Kusuhara, Eiji 1047 Lamoureux, Francois Lappin, Matt 98
Kreyling, Dean 392 Kutcher, Ashton 344, 711 Laprete, Angela 509
Krieger, Ellie 836 393, 661, 1025 Lamoureux, Pierre 711 Lara, Jim E. 751, 1105
Krige, Alice 103 Kutchins, Po 404 Lampert, Shari B. 1008 Laramie, Bernie 720
Krill, Natalie 365 Kwanten, Ryan 556 Lamprey, Zane 835 Laren, Brandon Jay 608
Krimmer, Robert 995 Kwapis, Ken 994 Lampton, Iddo 506 Lark, Maria 942
Kring, Tim 839 Kwatakowski, Tania LaNasa, Katherine 563 Larroquette, John 676,
Krinsky, Vikki 595 238 Lancaster, Burt 712 941
Kripke, Eric 1102 Kyi, Daresha 180 Lancaster, Marshall 295 Larsen, Jonas 537
Kristen, Ilene 995 Kyle, Craig 511 Lancaster, Sarah 702 Larson, Bob 434
Kristensen, Ken 864 Lanci, Eileen 866 Larson, Christine 992
Krizanc, John 532 LaBella, Chuck 72 Land, Stephen 690, Larson, Glen A. 281,
Kroell, Ronnie 321 Labine, Tyler 1035 1081 659
Kroes, Doutzen 578 Labosky, Hollie 339 Landau, Russ 352 Larson, Jill 623
Kroft, Steve 980 LaChapelle, David 400 Lande, Marian 208 Larson, Jonas 696
Kroll, Jon 167, 232, Lachey, Drew 121 Landesberg, Steve 227 Larson, Linda 434
624 Lachey, Nick 233 Landesque, Hugolin Larson, Sarah 765
Kroll, Nick 293 Lachman, Brad 318, Chevrette 1030 Larter, Ali 839
Krolyevich, Vincent 562, 767 Landi, Aimee 655 LaSalle, Eriq 784
1145 Lachman, Liz 734 Lando, Rhea 999 Lasiner, Andrew 156
Kronish, Stephen 564 Lacob, Justin 637 Landsberg, Kathy 1111 Lassally, Peter 912
Kroopnick, Stephen LaCroix, Donna 199 Landsman, Mark 565 Lassner, Andy 775
(Steve) 218, 284, Lacy, Susan 630 Lane, Anne 143 Latham, Sanaa 235,
286, 730, 871 Ladd, Cheryl 909 Lane, David 1081 428
Krost, Barry 766 Ladejo, Du’aine 206 Lane, Devinn 1067 Latham, Walter 484,
Kroupa, James T. 886 Lader, Bryan 120 Lane, Jennifer 985 654
Kroyer, Bill 95 Laderman, Seth 436 Lane, Maria 662 Lathan, Stan 743, 1053
Kruener, Phil 502 LaDuca, Rob 947 Lane, Melody 694 Latifah, Queen 406
Kruger, Steve 907 Laesch, Matt 119 Lane, Nathan 9, 362 Latimer, Michelle 1002
Krulwich, Robert 991 Lafferty, James 996 Lane, Robert 272 Latrabetse, Anne Marie
Krumholtz, David 992 Lafferty, Kevin 63 Lane, Sunny 7 709
Krupa, Jo-Anne 470 Laga’aia, Jay 287 Lang, Katherine Kelly LaTraverse, Anne Marie
Kruper, Karen 104 Lagano, Alicia 451 673 178
Ku, Shawn 15 LaGarde, Alan 1114 Lang, Lex 48 Latt, David Michael
Kubanda, Danette 10 Lagasse, Emeril 552, Lang, Michael 1046 392
Kubizewski, Andy 565 699, 776 Lang, Rocky 427 Lau, Deborah U. 228
Kucaj, Martin 874 Lagasse, Tim 886 Lange, Andrea 655 Lau, Jason K. 228, 664
Kuhlman, Brad 75, 892 Lageson, Lincoln 111, Lange, Harry, Jr. 971 Lau, Laurence 644
Kuhteubhl, Kim 526 280, 412 Lange, Jennifer 933 Lauer, Matt 318, 568
Kukucka, Jim 1120 LaGrande, Alan 1003 Lange, Jessica 536 Lauer, Peter 1035
Kulchak, Kelly 1024 Laham, Cassia 401 Lange, Steve 660, 691, Laufenberg, Gene 795
Kumabi, Shorchi 385 Lahbib, Simone 597 699 Laufer, Jack 528
Kunis, Mila 795 Lahey, Matthew 898, Langella, Frank 32 Laughlin, Julie 882
Kunitz, Matt 73, 596, 923 Langford, Elizabeth Launer, Jerrold 1069
1034 Lahni, Karina 1145 979 Lauper, Cyndi 215
Kunkel, Ernie 65 Laing, John F.S. 228 Langham, Wallace 720 Lauren, Joy 745
Kunkel, Karen 1121 Laing, Stephanie 303 Langhield, Jennifer 1135 Lauren, Larry 790
Kuntz, Jeff 168 Laird, Neil 731, 742, Langley, Jim 712 Lauren, Marissa 1085
Kupillas, Ed 497 748, 846 Langley, John 523, 549, Laurenson, Jamie 103
Kuroda, Emily 572 Lakatos, Lisa 740 712, 864, 875 Lauria, Dan 175
Kurt, Don 64 Lake, Don 51 Langley, Morgan 523, Laurie, Hugh 157, 851
Kurta, Paul 1045 Lakin, Christine 575 549, 864, 875 Laurie, Rico 656
Kurth, Wally 36 Lalchun, Troy 580 Langone, Heather 267 Laurie, Tim 1125
Kurtis, Bill 404, 629, LaLima, Pam 144 Langsbard, Brian 1081 Lautner, Taylor 371
708 Lam, Rose 905 Langton, Brooke 916 Lautour, David de 411
Kurtz, Gretchen 894 Lamar, Sina 721 Langton, Simon 103 Lavapies, Steve 108, 714
Kurtz, Jason 51 LaMarche, Maurice Lansbury, Angela 297 Lavoisier, John-Paul
Kurtz, Swoosie 308, 972, 1106 Lanter, Matt 115, 517 995
1026 LaMarr, Phil 802 Lanzetta, Heather 796 Law, Garrett 143
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Lawless, Lucy 288, 659 Lee, Cody 640 Leno, Jay 1123 Levins, Connor 358
Lawlor, Joseph 382 Lee, Danica 1157 Lenox, Carl 768 Levinson, Larry 6, 128,
Lawrence, Bill 1063 Lee, Heather 61 Lenz, Bethany Joy 996 174, 217, 223, 280,
Lawrence, Carolyn 1089 Lee, Henry B. 1066 Lenz, Jack 1006 283, 310, 398, 412,
Lawrence, David 15, Lee, Ian Eli 751 Leo, Anthony 456, 446, 877, 941, 963
82, 94 Lee, Jason 971 458 Levinson, Richard 133
Lawrence, Diarmuid 103 Lee, John 523 Leon, David 615, 781 Levinson, Stephen 260,
Lawrence, Eve 61 Lee, John Michael 751 Leon, Kenny 428 782
Lawrence, Jennifer 671 Lee, Kevin 131, 132 Leon, Natalia Baldwin Levitan, Bob 691
Lawrence, Joey 328 Lee, Kimora 901 299 Levitan, Steven 652
Lawrence, Marc 705 Lee, Nick 1052 Leonard, Paul M. 37, Levitt, Jonathan 71
Lawrence, Mark Lee, Olivia 35 659 Levitt, Michael 11, 719
Christopher 702 Lee, Pat Tourk 118, 444 Leonard, Robert Sean Levy, Bob 417, 462,
Lawrence, Martin 743, Lee, Peyton 863 851 824
938 Lee, Randy 949, 1065 Leone, Sunny 964 Levy, Frederick 120
Lawrence, Sharon 66 Lee, Reggie 1018 Lequizamo, John 318 Levy, Ira 900, 1002
Lawrence, Sheila R. Lee, Rob 49, 339, 431 LeReaney, David 502 Levy, Ted 1110
1136 Lee, Robert 976 Lerner, Andy 239 Lew, Lisa 717, 892
Lawrence, Vicki 561 Lee, RonReaco 139 Lerner, Dan 518 Lewinson, Judi 845
Lawson, Corey 927 Lee, Sandra 699, 1065 Lerner, Garrett 851 Lewis, Ananda 867
Lawson, Denis 269 Lee, Sheryl 996 Lerner, Sam 476 Lewis, Ann 615, 781
Lawson, Maggie 171, Lee, Stan 511 LeSiew, FM 79 Lewis, April 666
1024 Lee, Storm 680 Leslie, Joan 240, 609 Lewis, Damian 916
Lawson, Mark 995 Lee, Theresa 504 Lester, Mark 608 Lewis, David 322
Lawson, Nigella 381 Lee, Will 1066 Lesure, James 909 Lewis, James “Lil’ JJ”
Layne, Edison 14 Lee, William Gregory Letheren, Mark 597 897
Layne, John 689 734 Leto, Peter 915 Lewis, Jeff 831
Lazar, Grace 1086 Leed, Mark R. 125 LeTouzel, Sylvestra 103 Lewis, Jerry 270
Lazarov, Joe 824 Leerhsen, Erica 306 Letterman, David 912 Lewis, Jerry Lee 215
Lazarus, Nathan 640 Lees, Nathaniel 411 Letterman, Lindze 811 Lewis, Johnny 505
Lazarus, Tom 1067 Leeson, Kevin 445 Lettwo, Donna 734 Lewis, Lennox 72
Lazzo, Michael 1012 Leeson, Michael 671 Levens, Philip 1079 Lewis, Leona 166
Lea, Linda 611 Leff, Steve 692 Levenson, Lisa 234, Lewis, Michael 806
Lea, Nicholas 904 Leflore, Juline 84 649, 650 Lewis, Mitch 959
Lea, Ron 663 Legend, John 40, 98 Levering, Kete 68 Lewis, Pam 636
Lea, Timothy J. 722 Leggat, Ashley 919 Levesque, Elyse 273, Lewis, Peter 802
Leach, Philip 597 Leggett, Jay 163 521 Lewis, Phill 530, 1098
Leachman, Cloris 100 Leggett, Mark 971 Levesque, Joanna “Jo Jo” Lewis, Richard 724
Leahy, Janet 676 Lehmann, Benjamin 2 557 Lewis, Wanda 983
Leakes, NeNe 1032 Lehn, Pamela 653 Levey, Joshua 669 Lewman, Lance 991
Leand, Sara Chazen Lehr, John 1113 Levi, Hagel 260 Lexton, Lauren 617,
329 Leibovitz, Mollie 610 Levi, Zachary 702 703
Leary, Chris 570 Leiderman, Jill 883 Levin, Blake 255, 550 Liam, Christopher 1113
Leary, Denis 64, 169, Leigh, Katie 23 Levin, Brynn 749 Liano, Robert 472
440, 471, 1041 Leight, Warren 914 Levin, Harvey 1122 Libman, Andrea 356
LeBar, Joshua 511 Leighton, Laura 122 Levin, Jennifer 1154 Licht, Daniel 224, 332
LeBeauf, Shia 380 Leishman, Melanie 375 Levin, Jonathan 160 Licostie, Nadine C.
Leber, Adam 56 Lekes, Michael 647 Levin, Jordan 84 205
LeBlanc, Christian 1163 Lemieux, Julie 874 Levin, Peter 425 Lieberman, Barbara
LeBlanc, Sadie 479 Lemon, Aubrie 740 Levin, Sydney 232, 557
Leccia, Jessica 830 Lenard, Daniel 1047 637 Lieberman, Dave 822
Lechner, Jack 928 Lence, Jennifer 155 Levine, April 454 Lieberstein, Paul 994
Leckie, Mary Young Lenchner, Steven 716 Levine, David 683 Liebling, Deborah 1086
365 Lendway, Lynn 612 Levine, James S. 429, Liese, Sharon 232
Ledar, Shari Solomon LeNear, Quincy 759 704, 988 Lieu, Chi-Lan 726
1032 Lenehan, Nancy 606 Levine, Jason 856 Lifschey, Noah 100
Leddy, Bruce 929 Lenhart, Kevin 575 Levine, Joshua 288 Ligerman, Steve 757
Leder, Mimi 784 Lenhoff, Charles 92 Levine, Lauren 224 Liggat, Susie 466
Ledford, Brandy 314 Lenic, John G. 1093 Levine, Matthew 1134 Liggett, Scott 809
Leduc, Nicole 171 Lenkov, Peter M. 722 Levine, Michael A. Light, Dancel 747
Lee, Aaron 697 Lennertz, Christopher 249, 707 Light, Judith 915, 1136
Lee, Alan David 225 1102 Levine, Rebecca 623 Lightfoot, Steve 244
Lee, Bobby 929 Lennon, Thomas 1039 Levine, Richard 988 L’il JJ 897
Lee, Christopher A. Lennox, Annie 16 Levine, Shari 1021 Lilley, Chris 531
138, 713 Lennox, Lisa 768 Levine, Ted 955 Lillis, Rachael 752
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Lilly, Evangeline 926 Liu, Lucy 68, 619, 940 Long, Brooke 740 Lovitz, Jon 44, 100
Lim, Adele 296 Lively, Blake 166, 824 Long, Chris 753 Lowder, Kyle 673
Lim, Kay Tong 282, 504 Lively, Eric 905 Long, Christine 10 Lowe, Crystal 608
Lim, Kymber 112 Lively, Gerry 175 Long, Loretta 1066 Lowe, Josh 1030
Lim, Lillian 45 Lively, Zack 826 Long, Mike 238 Lowe, Rob 516, 682
Lima, Adriana 578 Liversedge, Tim 980 Long, Nia 669 Lowell, Andrew 879
Liman, Doug 281 Livesey, Jack 940 Long, Stevie 505 Lowell, Carey 913
Lin, Patty 745 Livingston, Aryn 321 Longe, Jerry 849 Lowell, Chris 1019
Lindau, Don 83 Livingston, Jenny 594 Longo, Steve 726 Lowenthal, Yuri 38, 48
Lindelof, Jack Damon Livingston, Natalia 811 Longo, Zak 598 Lowes, Katie 149
926 Livingstone, Terasa 184 Longoria, Eva 11, 745 Lowitt, Adam 4
Linden, Hal 280, 991 Lizer, Kari 983 Longworth, Shelley 85 Lsiter, Gary 288
Linder, Kate 1163 LL Cool J 173, 216, 579 Longworthy, William Lubin, Hal 1112
Lindo, Eleanor 456, Llewellyn, Lita 332 844 Lubin, Todd 373
457, 458, 459 Llewellyn, Patricia 430, Lonni, Tony 190 Lubinsky, J.T. 370
Lindsay, Trish 151 903 Lonow, Mark 291 Luc, Jeremy 128
Linehan, Graham 263 Lloyd, Bill 203 Lookner, Steve 948 Lucas, George 517
Lingle, Kevin 894 Lloyd, Christopher Loomack, Cornell 95 Lucas, Jennifer 710,
Linill, Gay 790 652, 727 Loop, Raelynn Tam- 779, 786
Link, Chris 1063 Lloyd, Claudia 698 mariello 883 Lucas, Jessica 372
Linklater, Hamish 983 Lloyd, Gareth David Lopez, Billy 1157 Lucas, Matt 302, 303
Linnell, John 729 551 Lopez, Camille 424 Lucas, Wayne Scott
Linney, Laura 272 Lloyd, Harry 449 Lopez, Chris 270 1146
Linson, Arti 505 Lloyd, Sabrina 992 Lopez, Kevin 167 Lucci, Susan 623
Linson, John 505 Lloyd, Stephen 853 Lopez, Maria 893 Luckinbill, Thad 1163
Linsworth, Andrew 91 LoCicero, Lisa 810 Lopez, Mario 166, 361, Luesse, Sandra 705
Linton, Katherine 289 Lock, Ben 85 431, 790 Luini, Jeff 872
Liolis, Magda 579 Locke, Allison 1097 Lopez, Nino 962 Luk, Elfina 608
Lioutas, Tommy 595 Lockhart, Keith 53 Lopez, Robert 1157 Lukshmi, Padma 1124
Lipencott, Jeff 393 Locklear, Heather 179 Lopez, Sal 99 Lum, Sarah 260
Lipkin, Dimitry 1045 Locklear, Kevin 1130 Lopez, Vincent 944 Lumsden, Richard 529
Lipman, Ken 163 Lodge, David 48 Lora, Wellington 973 Lunden, Joan 231
Lippencott, Jeff 233, Lodge, Roger 687 Lorber, Amanda 401 Lunden, Lilsa 1020
422, 661, 670, 952 LoDuca, Joseph 287 Lorber, Marc B. 509, Lundy, James 570
Lipscomb, Steve 1160 Loeb, Allan 376 595 Lunghi, Cherie 473
Lipsen, Lauren 1127 Loeb, Joseph 926 Lord, Jean-Claude 479 Lunn, John 243
Lipsey, Matt 269 Loeber, Amy 132 Lord, Phil 853 Lurie, Evan 653
Lipsitz, Alexandra 1021 Loesch, Margaret 614 Lord, Quinn 1119 Luscombe, John 418
Lipsitz, Andrew 720, Loewen, Jocelyne 322 Lord, Rebecca 150 Lush, Billy 196
722 Lofaro, Thomas 872 Lore, Tiffany McLinn Luttrell, Rachel 1093
Lipsitz, Jane 120, 519, Loftus, Hathaway 1084 649, 650 Lutz, Matt 941
1021, 1124 Loftus, Sean 77 Loren, David 1022 Lux, Danny 64, 319,
Lipson, David 1141, Logan, Michelle 786 Loren, Rachel 637 649, 650, 676, 828,
1159 Loggia, Robert 9 Lorre, Chuck 665, 1133 971
Lipson, Lauren 495 LoGiudice, Jack 111 Lotan, Jonah 196 Lycar, Rob 322
Lipton, James 866 Logue, Donal 916 LoTruglio, Joe 298 Lydie, Brent 181
Lisio, Mary 218, 1114 Lohan, Ali 307 Lott, Philip 1080, 1101 Lyman, Will 991
List, Peyton 68, 669, Lohan, Dina 307 Lou, Mary 1137 Lynch, Jane 150
901 Lohan, Michael 307 Loughlin, Lori 383 Lynch, John 684
Lister, Gary 288 Lohmann, Katie 1099 Louis, Allan 417 Lynch, John D. 163
Lister, Tommy “Tiny” Loikowski, Michele O. Louis, Justin 22 Lynch, Joseph R. 615,
355 1159 Louise, Kerri 970 781
Listo, Mike 676 Lollar, Phil 348 Loureiro, Thomas 402 Lynch, Shola 626
Lithgow, John 991 Lombard, Karina 905 Lovato, Demi 63, 643 Lynch, Tommy 684,
Litinsky, Andy 1000 Lombardi, Michael 1041 Love, Lisa 844 1085
Litinsky, Irene 5, 115, Lombardo, Michelle Love, Loni 328 Lyness, Judy 12
141, 533 423 Love, Rachel 61 Lynn, Patrick 627
Littizzetto, Luciana 409 Lombardo, Nick 133, Love, Shy 694 Lynn, Regina 7
Little, Angela 285 310, 446, 487, 877, Lovell, Dyson 99 Lynne, Beverly 908
Little Richard 215 941, 963, 975 Lovering, Jeremy 103 Lynne, Shelby 278
Littman, Jonathan 154, Lombardozzi, Lovett, Brittany 910 Lynskey, Melanie 99,
624, 707, 720, 721, Domenick 1153 Lovett, Lyle 215 1133
722, 1154 LoMonico, John 43 Lovey, Wendi McLen- Lyon, Jennifer 212
Litton, Howard 672 London, Joann 302 don 1039 Lyons, Ben 1037
Liu, Lisa 305 London, Stacy 1146 Lovick, Josanne B. 577 Lyons, Brooke 15
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Lyons, Jeffrey 1037 Macy, William H. 725 Mandel, Howie 129, Marinaccio, Mark 199,
Lyons, Joslyn Rose 1031 Madden, Molly 518 157, 271, 740 677, 813
Lyte, MC 52 Madigan, Amy 9, 308 Mandel, Mo 439 Marinelli, Fiona 88
Lythgoe, Bonnie 1082 Madison, Holly 817 Mandelberg, Artie 1060 Marino, Chris 46
Lythgoe, Nigel 627, Madonna, Michelle 424 Mandt, Michael 746 Marino, Giuliana 817
1082 Madrid, Gina 758 Mandt, Neil 746 Marino, P.J. 200
Lythgoe, Simon 74, Madrigal, Al 192, 586 Manera, Kane 830 Mariye, Lily 784
1082 Maedan, Steven 926 Mangiamelle, Moria Mark, Phil 80
Maemura, Kumiko 869 751 Markell, Daniel 986
M, Amber 655 Maestro, Mia 113 Mangold, James 945 Markell, Tarri 181
Maas, Jon 557 Maffei, Mary 517 Manheim, Camryn 814 Markie, Biz 235
Maberly, Polly 103 Maffia, Roma 988 Maniaci, Sal 490 Markle, Peter 542
Mabius, Eric 905, 1136 Magana, Connie 180 Maniaci, Sid 1132 Markle, Steve 544
Mabrey, Sunny 174 Magder, Daniel 919 Maniura, Peter 825 Markowicz, Clara 426,
MacAdam, Lindsay 41, Magennis, John 264 Mann, Farhad 313 906, 946
88, 521 Magliozzi, Ray 95 Mann, Guy 322 Marks, Bryony 531
Macaione, David 228 Magliozzi, Tom 95 Mann, Jamie Elle 584, Marks, Craig 871
MacBeill, Peter 213 Magnuson, Tina 145 664 Marks, Guy 843
Maccarone, Sam 380 Magnussen, Billy 644 Mann, Nieko 806 Marks, Lee 252
Macchia, Frank 633 Magre, Claudia 393 Mann, Ted 110 Marks, Paul 702, 1075
MacDonald, Dan 667 Magwood, Herb 852 Mann, Thea 753 Marley, Liz 1011
MacDonald, Iain B. 103 Maher, Bill 1033 Manners, Kelly 505 Marley, Ziggy 372
MacDonald, Richard Mahoney, Michael 332, Manners, Kim 1102 Marmalstein, Steve
53 536, 542 Manning, Kim 1012 960, 1088
MacDonald, Rodney Maier, Lucien 201 Manning, Richard 228 Marmel, Steve 793
560 Maillard, Brian 1143 Manos, James, Jr. 747 Marmol, Juan 327
MacDonald, William Maiotti, Jennifer 629 Manoux, J.P. 777 Maroufkhani, Sheri
320 Maister, Norma 817 Manriquez, Frankie 656
MacDonnell, Ray 623 Maitland, Beth 1163 Ryan 841 Marow, Richard 580
MacDougall, Kelsey Majumder, Shaun 574 Manrosi, Heather 1087 Marquardt, Bridget
552 Makam, Shaam 1043 Mansing, Richard 863 477, 817
Mace, Dave 506, 789, Makk, Lauren 1129 Manson, David 376 Marquette, San 802
989 Mako 648 Mantegna, Joe 518, 715 Marquis, Stephanie
MacFarlane, Rachael Malachi, Cybil Jordan Mantz, Scott 781 1055
625 892 Manuel, Jay 205, 637 Marracco, Muffy 204
MacFarlane, Seth 625, Malco, Romany 1144 Manus, Peter 236 Marriott, Alan 934
795 Malenfant, Robert 314, Manzano, Sonia 1066 Marruccini, Mark 792
Macht, Stephen 810 540 Maples, David 259 Marsalis, Brandford
Macina, Maria 830 Malgarin, Ryan 192 Maples, Marla 477 1123
MacIntyre, Marguerite Maliana, Michael 751, Mar, Carole 930 Marsden, Heather
904 849, 1105 Mar, Kylie Erica 930 Marie 111
MacIssac, Martha 136 Malick, Wendie 595 Marano, Laura 379, Marsh, Jeff 407
Maciver, Robert 991 Malina, Joshua 669 640, 652, 1058 Marsh, Tony 230, 233
Mack, Allison 1079 Malino, Joanna 514 Marans, Ron 765 Marshall, Corinne 360
Mack, Benjamin 1021 Malins, Greg 853 Maratos, Terry 310 Marshall, Dave 379
Mack, Karen 241 Malkin, Russ 311 March, Stephanie 915 Marshall, Evan A. 636
MacKay, Danette 141 Mallahan, Ian 112 Marchand, Jackie 411 Marshall, Paul 651
Mackie, Bob 349 Mallardi, Nick 298 Marcil, Vanessa 49, 909 Marshall, Paula 192
Mackie, Laura 243 Mallari, Jordan J. 519 Marco, Dani 435 Marshall, Penny 561
MacKinon, Douglas Mallozzi, Joseph 1093 Marder, Susan 1060 Marshall, Robert 639
269 Maloney, Jennifer 644 Mardoyan, Mark 513, Marshall, Ruth 178
Macks, Jon 8, 157, 297, Maloney, Linnea 719 601, 602 Marson, Mike 695
516, 561 Maloof, Phil 307 Maresca, Frank 252 Marsters, James 66
MacLaine, Shirley 97, Maloy, Michael 801 Margel, Mallory 415 Martella, Vincent 407,
240 Mamet, David 1138 Margetts, Stacey 20 787
MacLean, Lara 2 Mamet, Lynn 913, Margolin, Stuart 1095 Martin, Aaron 663
MacLeod, Doug 1095 1138 Margolis, Jeff 89, 471, Martin, Adam 860
MacLeod, Edward 134 Manchester, Debroah 561 Martin, Billy 1033
MacLetchel, Donna 614 Margolis, Paul B. 141 Martin, Chris William
986 Manchester, Dorothy Margulies, Cindy 477 71, 1095
MacNeille, Tress 622, 614 Margulies, Julianna 64, Martin, Damar 206
947, 1077 Mancini, Haley 1022 784 Martin, Dan 673
MacNichol, Peter 564, Mancusco, Angela 176 Marie, Ann 987 Martin, Donald 87,
992 Mancuso, Gail 862 Mariella, John 805 479
Macrory, Avril 473 Mandel, David 724 Marin, Cheech 81 Martin, Eddy 897
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Martin, Erika 771 Massin, Dylan K. 1026 Mazarella, Jacqueline McCormick, Maureen
Martin, Frank 1069 Mast, Sara 1126 787 399, 561, 696
Martin, Graham Patrick Masters, Blake 681 Mazer, Eric 813 McCormick, Megan
671 Masters, Marie 644 Mazeur, Tracy 859 818
Martin, Keltie 740 Masters, Natalie 317 Mazur, Michelle 890 McCormick, Sierra 640
Martin, J.V. 699, 903, Masterson, Lisa 142 Mazzara, Glen 110, 1075 McCouch, Grayson 644
944 Mastrangelo, Karri- Mazzella, James 528 McCracken, Craig 802
Martin, Jeff 1077 Leigh 494 Mazzotta, Carlo 409 McCrane, Paul 784
Martin, Jesse L. 913 Mastro, Anna 422 McAboy, Scott 224 McCreary, Bear 37, 543
Martin, John 479 Mastroianni, Armand McAllen, Keith P. 939 McCreary, Ben 659
Martin, Arthur, Jr. 159 174, 217, 223, 398, McAllister, Brian 265 McCreary, Judy 715,
Martin, Kellie 740, 487 McAuley, Marilyn 874 720
784, 784, 975 Matarazzo, Heather McAuley, Phoebe 805 McCuistion, Michael
Martin, Kristin Laskas 789 McBeil, Scott 1096 38, 511
727 Matenopoulos, Debbie McBrayer, Jack 1116 McCulloch, Bruce 692
Martin, Madeleine 686, 868 McBrearty, Don 5 McCulloch, Christopher
884 Matheson, Tim 557, McBride, Chi 1026 1141
Martin, Meaghan Jette 707, 980 McBride, John 1122 McCulloch, Kyle 1086
63, 138 Mathew, Suleka 737 McBride, Martha 96 McCullough, Alan 1093
Martin, Scott 470 Mathis, Greg 894 McCabe, Claire 399 McCullough, Kimberly
Martin, Sharon 1081 Mathis, Mike 53, 538 McCabe, Kyle 419 810, 811
Martin, Spencer 640 Mathison, Cameron McCaffrey, James 64, McCullough, Mick 11
Martin, Suzanne 919 125, 623 1041 McCullough, Mike 471
Martin, Tisha Campbell Matlin, Marlee 534, McCaffrey, Katy 574 McCullough, Suli 743
447 905 McCaleb, Chris 184, McCully, Martha 744
Martin, Zoe 1159 Matorazo, Mike 964 1022, 1055 McCurdy, Jennette 380,
Martines, Stephen 171 Matson, April 904 McCall, Marsh 692 857
Martinez, A. 304, 995 Matson, Jennifer 349 McCallie, Doug 1103 McCusstion, Michael
Martinez, Aileen 660 Matsson, Larissa 43 McCallum, David 982, 34
Martinez, Benito 1075 Matsushima, Arata 15 1040 McCutcheon, Bill 1066
Martinez, Brian 128, Matter, Niall 41, 663 McCarthy, Andrew 300 McDail, Bernadette
398 Mattew, Chase 514 McCarthy, Jenny 862 262
Martinez, Rico 83 Matthew, Suleka 945 McCarthy, John 371, McDaniel, Chris 966
Martinez, Ron 632 Matthews, Evan 360 584 McDaniel, James 306
Martinez, Willie 1159 Matthews, Marlene 709 McCarthy, Louise 721 McDavid, Bernadette
Martini, Max 1138 Matthews, Temple 408 McCarthy, Melissa 1056 846
Martino, Alison 591, Mattia, Jason L. 898, McCartney, Jesse 135 McDermott, Dean 1126
869 1165 McCauley, Tim 737, McDermott, Dylan 669
Martino, Ellen 653 Matula, Kimberly 425 1095 McDonald, Andrea 576
Martinolli, John 603 Mauceri, Patricia 995 McCauley, Whitney 806 McDonald, Audra 372,
Martsolf, Eric 738 Maudslay, Francesca McCay, Peggy 738 428, 1019
Marvin, Richard 408 927 McClain, China Anne McDonald, Brian 630
Marx, Elyse Luray 846, Mauffette, Josie 479 852 McDonald, Damian
861 Mauzey, Ali 647 McClanahan, Rue 195, 1034
Marx, Timothy 782 Mauzy, Mackenzie 673 506 McDonald, Elizabeth
Marxuach, Javier Grillo Mavity, Abigail 280 McClellan, Karen 55, 366
336, 942 Mavour, Porsha 595 McDonald, Michael
Masamitsu, Taylor 841 Lawrence 466 McClure, Bryton 1163 929
Masamune, Tohoru Mavrakis, Eve 311 McClure, Kandyse 659 McDonnell, Mary 659
584 Maxwell, Roberta 580 McClurg, Edie 293, McDonnell, Terrence
Mascari, Melissa 758 May, Bradford 280, 841 687
Maschio, Robert 1063 446 McCollum, Victoria McDonough, Jeff 655
Mascolo, Joseph 738 May, Elaine 8 972 McDonough, Linda
Mashayekhi, Susan Janis May, Melissa 1081 McCook, John 673 306
59 May, Olivia Alana 705 McCord, Alex 1, 1032 McDonough, Neal 745
Masiarski, Dimitar 116 May, Ralphie 81 McCord, Anna Lynne McDorman, Jake 826
Maskey, Cleo 225 Mayer, John 216 383 McDougall, Ian 55,
Massey, Christopher Mayer, Steve 89 McCord, Scott 1127 183, 213
161, 513, 602, 1165 Mayes, Rob 15 McCormack, Mary 259 McDowell, Andie 9
Massey, Gretchen 1069 Mayes, Ursula 740 McCormack, Will 753 McDowell, Malcolm 97
Massey, Kyle 161, 513, Maylene, Michelle 705 McCormick, Blake 535 McElhenney, Rob 872
602, 713 Maynard, Kevin 771 McCormick, Carolyn McElhone, Natascha
Massiany, Tatiana 390 Mayo, Kyndra 907 913 686
Massicotte, Louis 127, Mays, Matt 173 McCormick, Eric 22 McElvoy, Veronica Moti
229 Mazar, Debi 1136 McCormick, Kathy 913 558
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McElwee, Tim 734 437, 465, 601, 602, McPhee, Katherine 317, Mendoza, Natalie 243
McEwan, Hamish 1030 605 541 Mendte, Larry 615, 781
McFadden, Keegan 685 McKenzie, Laura 117, McPherson, Kelly 617 Menendez, Michelle
McFalls, Mara 522 148, 354, 465 McPherson, Kerry 332 890
McFarlane, Fred 363 McKenzie, Patricia 79 McQueen, Steven R. Menon, Krishnan 18
McFarlane, Seth 795 McKeon, Timothy 999 340 Mentell, Justin 676
McG 702, 1102 McKeown, Allan 553 McQueen, Tanya 791 Menzel, Idina 318
McGarr, Cappy 44 McKerrow, Richard 27 McRaney, Gerald 881 Mercer, Kelly-Ruth 387
McGee, Alice 998 McKim, Chris 482 McRobb, Doug 1030 Merchant, Stephen 994
McGee, Jack 1041 McKini, Chris 1126 McRobb, Will 1030 Meredith, Tony 632
McGee, Jay 321 McKinney, Demetria McShae, Michael 563 Meriwether, Lee 623
McGee, Ron 175 852 McSkimming, Jason Merkerson, S. Epatha
McGee, Sheri A. 452 McKinney, Lynette 352 684 913
McGeever, Liz 425 McKinnon, Kate 667 McTeer, Janet 103 Merkin, Michele 405
McGibbon, Josann 518 McKnight, Brian 40, McVay, James 480 Merlin, Joanna 915
McGill, Bruce 440 477, 513 McVicar, Daniel 673 Meron, Neil 308, 428
McGill, Don 982 McKoy, Kim 837 Meadows, Ann 121 Merrill, Chris 8, 297
McGillin, Howard 980 McLachlan, Sarah 16 Meadows, Krystal 604 Merrill, Katie 552
McGillion, Paul 331 McLaren, Angus 225 Meadows, Tim 671 Merriman, Ryan 28, 99
McGillis, Tom 495 McLaren, Brandon Jay Mear, Nadia 313 Merwald, Frank 664,
McGillon, Paul 1093 663 Mecarini, Rob 200 685
McGinley, John C. 1063 McLaren, Hollis 580 Mecklenburg, Jessica Meschkvleit, Frank 770
McGinn, Shannon 394 McLarren, Michelle 7 682 Mesner, Johnny 446
McGinnis, Paul 525 McLarty, Ron 443 Medak, Peter 481 Messer, Chuck 1080
McGinty, Gabrielle 705 McLaughlin, Mark 240 Meddine, Raya 1163 Messer, Erica 715
McGonigal, Jenny 680 McLean, David Gibson Medeiros, Justin 424 Messick, Scott 1103
McGonnigal, Jamie 332 Medina, Benny 1135 Messina, Biagio 470
1143 McLellan, Zoe 756 Medina, Danielle 973 Messina, Jo Dee 477
McGovern, Jonny 667 McLendon, Eric 1036 Medina, Priscilla 576 Messing, Debra 471,
McGowan, Rose 988 McLeod, Alex 1129 Medioli, Enrico 97 518
McGrath, Bob 1066 McLeod, Liz 1064 Medvedich, Kiersten Messinger, Robyn 88
McGrath, Derek 122 McLeod, Matt 709 893 Metcalf, Laurie 149
McGrath, Mark 422, McLeod, Ron 336 Meehan, Glenn 514, Metcalfe, Jesse 603,
790 McLoughlin, Tom 162 923 745
McGrath, Tim 228 McLyte 235 Meehan, Rich 624, 666 Metro, Monica 578
McGraw, Dr. Phil 90, McMahon, Bethany Meester, Leighton 824 Mettler, Sam 869
142, 760 951 Mehan, Glenn 165 Metz, Jen McClure 27
McGraw, Jay 142, 741 McMahon, Ed 270 Mehta, Shipa 818 Metz, Kay 123
McGraw, Robin 90 McMahon, Julian 988 Meir, Donna Friedman Metz, Melanie 565
McGraw, Tim 96, 241 McManus, Micgaela 934 Metzger, Laura 1029
McGregor, Ewan 311 915 Meisner, Peter 21 Metzler, Brenton 1135
McGuire, Chris 81, 948 McManus, Rove 3 Meister, Gary 681 Meyd, Michelle 1011
McGuire, Matt 1143 McManus, Shannon 10 Meister, Kevin 45 Meyer, Andy 627
McGuire, Susan 217 McMillan, Richard 459 Meland, Carolyn 526 Meyer, Breckin 902
McGurrin, Terry 495 McMulkin, Marc 874 Melanson, Michelle Meyer, Dina 445
McHale, Joel 1084 McMurray, Sam 227, 727, 874 Meyer, George 1077
McIntosh, David 206 446 Melchiorri, Anthony Meyer, Marlene 914
McIntyre, Banyan 391 McMurty, Larry 99 598 Meyer, Marti Ann 640
McIntyre, Shannon 391 McNair, Sean 1092 Mellard, Justin 1081 Meyer, Tori 499
McIntyre, Shayne 391 McNamara, Beth 627 Meloni, Christopher Meyers, Bill 917
McKean, Gerry 539 McNamara, Brian 641 224, 915 Meyers, Jonathan Rhys
McKean, Michael 980, McNamara, Chad 768 Melvin, Rachel 738 1131
1079 McNamara, Liam 536 Melzer, Dieter 825 Meyers, Seth 298, 467,
McKechnie, Nicole 618 McNamara, Michael Menard, Marc 608 468, 1059
McKee, Patrick 988 656 Mencia, Carlos 67, 948 Mezner, Corbin 540
McKeever, Jim 184, McNamara, Sean 664, Mendel, J. Michael 920 Mhaolchatha, Meav Ni
1022, 1023 685, 999 Mendelsohn, Carol 77
McKeever, Jon 1055 McNeil, Craig 502 720, 721, 722 Michael, Gregory 734
McKellar, Danica 228 McNeil, Michael 876 Mendelsohn, Lelly 613 Michael, Terence 249,
McKenna, Chris 412 McNeil, Scott 1105 Mendelson, Joe 960 301
McKenna, Patrick 595 McNelt, Brian 1097 Mendeluk, George 382, Michael, Vincent 751,
McKenna, Rick 277 McOsker, Tim 1139 445 849
McKenzie, Bret 800 McPartland, Ryan 702 Mendes, Sergio 11 Michaels, Bret 1048
McKenzie, David 114, McPartlin, Ant 583 Mendl, Michael 312 Michaels, Jillian 151
117, 148, 161, 354, McPhail, Marnie 884 Mendoza, Davana 347 Michaels, Jim 787
Index of Personnel 308

Michaels, Joe 568 Miller, Marcus 787 Mitchell, Elizabeth 926 Monson, Mark 454
Michaels, Joel 543 Miller, Marisa 578 Mitchell, James 623 Montag, Heidi 844, 907
Michaels, Lorne 467, Miller, Matt 166 Mitchell, Jamie 1097 Monte, Crystal 740
468, 911, 1116 Miller, Michael H. 656 Mitchell, Jerry 286, 519 Montgomery, Brent 416
Michaels, Megan 627, Miller, Mike 726, 790 Mitchell, Jonathan 130 Montgomery, Michael
634 Miller, Murray 902 Mitchell, Kathryn 597 614
Michaels, Steven 309, Miller, Nancy 704, 721, Mitchell, Kenneth 881 Montgomery, Poppy
626 1014, 1060 Mitchell, Peter 348 1154
Michaels, Trina 61 Miller, Paul 96 Mitchell, Ron 720 Montoya, Rebeka 111
Michaelson, Caleb 584 Miller, Penelope Ann Mitchell, Silas Weir 69, Montoya, Scott 102
Michaund, Anne 1089 128 412, 1018 Monzikova, Anya 740
Micheaux, Nicki 921 Miller, Peter 365 Mitcho, Carmen 901 Monzon, Christian 128
Michel, David 356 Miller, Rick 896 Mitchum, Kian 197 Monzon, John Miller
Michel, Marie 572 Miller, Sherry 663 Mitra, Rhona 676 949
Michele, Michael 784 Miller, Simon 716 Mitte, R.J. 54 Moody, Don 1159
Micheli, Amanda 69 Miller, T.J. 692 Mixon, Jerod 940 Moody, Jacqueline 1159
Michelle, Candice 1128 Miller, Troy 553, 800, Moakler, Shanna 719, Moody, Thomas 1020
Michenaud, Jean- 896 943 Moon, Guy 793
Michel 77, 475, 591 Miller, Valarie Rae 1035 Moawad, Helen 859 Mooney, Nell 863
Midiri, Jodi 885, 946 Miller, Walter C. 96, Mocarde, Kevin 128 Moore, Alan 1140
Mielech, Paulina 159 215 Modabber, Jill Osmon Moore, Brooks T. 854
Mikel, Liz 806 Miller, Wentworth 1018 75, 207 Moore, Caroline 358
Milani, Leyla 740 Milliani, Michael 685 Modine, Matthew 481, Moore, Christian 601
Milano, Alyssa 598 Milligan, Dustin 383 1144 Moore, Colin 212, 515
Miles, Ben 109 Millionaire, Tony 147 Modisett, Todd 696 Moore, Destiney 252
Miles, Dido 103 Mills, Alley 673 Moennig, Katherine Moore, Hope 475
Miles, Joanna 217 Mills, Donna 283, 877 905 Moore, Jason 1140
Miles, McKenzie 7 Mills, Fernando 436 Moffat, Steven 269 Moore, Joshua Logan
Milford, John 700 Mills, Heather 346 Moffett, D.W. 917 745
Milian, Judge Marilyn Mills, Stephanie 457 Moffitt, John 81, 118, Moore, Karen 54
1011 Mills, Susannah 1097 444 Moore, Leanne 1165
Milicevic, Milena 175 Mills, Thad 1129 Mohr, Jay 192, 814, 910 Moore, Marlie 7
Milio, Jim 764 Millson, Joseph 466 Mok, Ken 422, 527, Moore, Mary Tyler
Military, Frank 982 Milne, Travis 397 637, 933 300, 562
Milito, Louis Shaw 720 Milo, Candi 802, 940 Mol, Gretchen 296, Moore, Matt 1130
Milkovich, Ed 1156 Milos, Sofia 602, 721 332 Moore, Monica 1135
Millan, Cesar 764 Mimoun, Rina 417, Molake, Kazeem 959, Moore, Patrick 734
Millar, Miles 1079 1026 1088 Moore, Roger 161, 601
Millegan, Eric 675 Minden, Mickey 422 Molaro, Steven 665 Moore, Ronald D. 659
Miller, Ben 414, 607 Miner, David 692, 1116 Molby, Angela 1013 Moore, Ryan 288
Miller, Beth McCarthy Miner, Gregg 764 Moldave, Randall 1010 Moore, Scott 674
380, 579 Minerd, Dean 1032 Molgaard, June 1010 Moore, Shemar 715
Miller, Bill 979 Minghella, Dominic Molia, Jose 1154 Moore, Susie 778
Miller, Billy J. 1163 449 Moline, Matt 898 Moore, Terry 633
Miller, Brian 326, 688, Minnelli, Liza 240, 455 Mollenkamp, Aida 25 Moore, Trevor 1148
802 Minoprio, Shauna 1124 Moloney, Michael 791 Moore, Wendy Kay
Miller, Bruce 784 Minor, Jerry 692 Moloney, Robert 521 375, 608
Miller, Chris 433, 853 Minor, Ricky 372, 442, Momoa, Jason 1093 Moosekian, Vahan 1138
Miller, Christa 22, 516, 627, 767 Momsen, Taylor 824 Morahan, Hattie 103
1063 Minshew, Alicia 623 Mon, Chunky 134 Morales, Esai 769
Miller, Cindy 636 Mio, Derek 826 Monaco, Kara 817 Morales, Natalie 336
Miller, Corey 721, 906 Mirkin, David 1077 Monaco, Kelly 810 Moran, Ben 497
Miller, David 419, 979, Mirowitz, Sheldon 239 Monaghan, Dominic Moran, Erin 696
1003 Mirren, Helen 4 926 Moran, Jeremy 77
Miller, Deborah 587 Mirren, Simon 715, Monahan, Quinn 81 Moran, Mark 1145
Miller, Dennis 20 1154 Monahan, Richard 813 Moran, Michael 6, 28,
Miller, Jarod 218 Mischer, Don 33, 169 Monasterios, Maia 966 111, 128, 133, 174, 175,
Miller, Jason 1083 Misiano, Chris 155, Moncino, Mark 715 214, 283, 310, 446,
Miller, Jennifer 663 784 Moncrief, Brianne 623 487, 877, 941
Miller, Jonny Lee 155 Mitcham, Daniel 980 Moncrief, Zac 407 Moran, Rob 1085
Miller, Kallissa 735, Mitchelini, Geno 1069 Mondesir, Merwin 989 Moran, Thomas L. 851
736 Mitchell, Aidan 1045 Monique 954 Morando, Dan 650
Miller, Krista 863 Mitchell, Brian Stokes Monk, Alonzo 238 Moranville, John B. 110
Miller, Linda L. 1128 65 Monn, Vivianne 770 Morash, Russell 645,
Miller, Lisa 419 Mitchell, Dave 920 Monroe, Steven R. 521 984, 1117
 309 Index of Personnel

Morayniss, John 544, Morrow, Joshua 477, Mumy, Liliana 94, 701, Muse, Sunday 876
663, 789, 900 1163 841 Musgrave, Mandy 1085
Moreau, Melanie 210, Morrow, Max 461 Mun, Jane 360 Musket, Hedda 211, 717
247, 1130 Morrow, Rob 992 Munic, Robert 94 Muskett, Jennie 980
Moreau, Stephanie 907 Morrow, Sara 1045 Munkres, Jeff Anderson Musso, Mitchel 648,
Morelli, Mary 20, 882 Morse, Christie 800 233 834
Moreno, Aida 632, 639 Morse, David 272 Munn, Allison 692 Mustos, Bill 178
Moreno, Jenelle 740 Morse, Robert 928 Munn, Olivia 7 Muth, C. Russell 13,
Moreno, Rita 240 Mort, Cynthia 1111 Munro, Jamie 321 126
Moreno, Vanessa 1163 Morton, Jeffrey 344 Munro, Lochlyn 445 Myatt, Nancylee 1085
Moresco, Bobby 110 Morton, Jennifer 611 Munroe, Gage 390 Myers, Amanda 352
Moretti, David 908 Morton, Joe 785 Munroe, Kathleen 5 Myers, Joshua 401
Moretti, Tiffany 576 Morton, Robert 67, 81, Munson, Suzie 891 Myers, Kim 825
Moretz, Chloe 969 84, 912, 948 Muraskin, Rob 1134 Myers, Margo 376
Morgan, Brendan 894 Morton, Samantha 103 Murciano, Enrique 1154 Myers, Mike 360
Morgan, Bret 336 Morton, Tim 52 Murdoch, Susan 78, Mylan, Richard 109
Morgan, Cal 184 Morway, Danette 843 122 Myler, Ann 77
Morgan, Christopher Moses, Gabriel 411 Murdock, Colin 1096 Myles, Eve 551
312, 427 Moses, Kim 814 Murokami, Glen 38
Morgan, Debbi 623 Moses, Mark 745 Murphy, Amanda 1101 Na, Ming 784
Morgan, Jane Selle 831 Moses, Patrick 1032 Murphy, Bob 1147 Nabatoff, Diane 427
Morgan, Jason 497, Moses, William R. 877 Murphy, Brittany 902 Naburrin, Terry 560
1130 Moss, Cullen 996 Murphy, Dennis Stuart Nader, Michelle 277
Morgan, Jeffrey Dean Moss, Elisabeth 171, 928 1151 Nagle, Mike 359
1102 Moss, Jason 761 Murphy, Doug 653, Nagra, Parminder 784
Morgan, Jessica 593 Moss, Peter 874 874, 968 Najera, Elisa 347
Morgan, Mark 996, Moss, Ronn 673 Murphy, Erin 247 Najimy, Kathy 902,
1045 Moss, Tegan 387, 480 Murphy, Gary 990 992
Morgan, Piers 72, 634 Moss, Todd 765, 1081 Murphy, Jim 801 Nakamura, Suzy 558
Morgan, Tracy 235, Mosteller, Parris 606 Murphy, Joey 745 Nales, Paul 392
271, 284, 372, 1062, Moten, Wendy 164 Murphy, Julian 529 Nalle, Ned 287
1116 Mothersbaugh, Mark Murphy, Kelly 790 Nallin, Michael 576
Morgantein, Leslie 824 622, 668 Murphy, Kevin 575, Namias, Sarah 242
Mori, Naoko 551 Mothersbaugh, Robert 745 Nangle, Andrew 77
Mori, Riyo 1000 622 Murphy, Margaret 1066 Nann, Lisa 270
Moriarty, Chris 1110 Mottola, Tommy 952 Murphy, Mary 1082 Naor, Igal 244
Moriarty, Michael 913 Motyer, Lori 839 Murphy, Megan 724 Napier, Paul 471
Morijiri, Kazuaki 385 Mounsey, Paul 818 Murphy, Ryan 988 Narayan, Manu 95
Morina, Tony 1163 Mount, Anson 567 Murphy, Sue 700 Nash, Bruce 319, 961,
Morissette, Alanis 455 Mouser, Mary Matilyn Murphy, Terry 790 1088
Morreale, Rossi 868, 917 Murphy, Walter 625, Nash, Don 568
1112 Mower, Caryn 412 795 Nash, Jamia Simone 4
Morris, Ashley 663 Mowry, Tia 807 Murray, Brian Doyle Nash, Jan 1154
Morris, David Burton Moyer, Stephen 556 326, 972 Nash, Nicey 139, 1039
214 Mozak, Chris 419 Murray, Chad Michael Nash, Robyn 477, 1088
Morris, Fiona 825 Muccianti, Ron 328 996 Nashel, Peter 296, 756
Morris, Holly 818 Muehl, Brian 1066 Murray, Christopher Nasser, Mark 921
Morris, Howard 518 Mueller, Kurt 348 1165 Nathan, Robert 784,
Morris, Howard J. 616 Mukerjee, Lucy 179 Murray, Doug 876 913, 915
Morris, Julie K. 500, Mukoddam, Ali 1030 Murray, Hannah 498 Nathan, Stephen 675
961 Mula, Frank 1077 Murray, Jaime 575 Nation, Maria 315, 567
Morris, Kathryn 707 Mulcahy, Russell 111 Murray, James 414 Nault, Kimberly 228
Morris, Michael 682 Mule, Marcia 898 Murray, Joe 688 Nawrocki, Mike 1119,
Morris, Mike 749 Mulheron, Tiffany 917 Murray, Jon 899 1140
Morris, Monica 694 Mulholland, Steve 828 Murray, Jonathan 296, Nayar, Sunil 721
Morris, Pancho 143 Mulkey, Chris 540 307, 497, 655, 761, Nayyar, Kunal 665
Morris, Phil 476 Mull, Martin 192 933, 1034 Neal, Diane 915
Morris, Sarah Jane 682 Mulla, Katy 578 Murray, Lizzie 622 Nealon, Kevin 190, 1144
Morris, Trevor 1131 Mullahy, Collin 956 Murray, Ray 1129 Neame, Gareth 243
Morrisay, Michael 353 Mullally, Guy 79 Murray, Rick 1150 Nee, Chris 739
Morrisey, David 103 Mullen, Jim 125, 548 Murray, Sean 982 Neely, Blake 155, 333,
Morrison, Jennifer 851 Mullie, Paul 1093 Murray, Tina 597 682, 990
Morrison, Jill 88, 315 Mulroney, Dermot 332 Murray, Tom 870 Neely, Gina 146, 448
Morrison, Michael 488 Mulville, Jimmy 149, Murrel, Alex 907 Neely, Patrick 146, 448
Morrissey, Audrey 360 606 Murrieta, Peter 1155 Negri, Federico 363
Index of Personnel 310

Neigher, Geoffrey 914 Newsome, Tasha Lowe Normal, Henry 193 O’Brien, Richard 407
Neill, Sam 113, 1131 240 Norman, Hayley Marie O’Byrne, Adam 608
Neilson, Michael 313 Newsome, Ted 1097 740 Ochs, Steve 334
Neiman, Elyse 973 Newton, Becki 1136 Norris, Daran 793, 1040 Ockerlund, Elizabeth
Neinstein, Robin 532 Newton, Kathryn 192 Norris, Dean 54 911
Nelson, Christopher Newton, Kim 909 Norris, Hermoine 597 Ocko, Peter 676, 1026
Neal 784 Nguyen, Mayko 415, Norris, Josh 454 O’Connell, Bryan 1097
Nelson, Corin 700 1038 Norris, Landon 604, O’Connell, Jennifer
Nelson, Drew 1127 Nguyen, Tila 491 1100 1032
Nelson, Ian 557 Nice, Chuck 555 Norris, Lee 996 O’Connell, Jerry 139,
Nelson, Jerry 2 Nice, Stacie 51 North, Mike 418 541, 692
Nelson, John Allen 417 Nicholls, Andrew 1152 North, Nolan 219, 220, O’Connell, Kay 120
Nelson, Kristen 1024 Nichols, Lorraine Sarysz 221 O’Connell, Nikki 352
Nelson, Lauren 342 352 North, Rachel 227 O’Connor, Andrew 435
Nelson, Maria 542 Nichols, Michelle 614 Northam, Jeremy 1131 O’Connor, Brian 690
Nelson, Michael 422 Nichols, Mike 8, 367 Northrup, Curt 696, O’Connor, Frances 68
Nelson, Todd 42, 439, Nichols, Stephen 738 903 O’Connor, Greg 84
661, 670, 1013 Nicholson, Jack 4, 8, Norton, Bill L. 195 O’Connor, John 902
Nelson, Willie 98 609 Norton, Graham 205 O’Connor, Kevin 645,
Nemcova, Petra 952 Nicholson, Julianne 914 Norton, Jim 145, 211 1117
Nemec, Andre 296 Nickerson, Shane 1046 Norton, Matthew 388 O’Connor, Mary 817
Nemec, Andrew 993 Nickman, Bob 616 Norwood, Brandy 634 O’Connor, Matthew
Nemhauser, Lori Jo Nickoley, Scott 1086 Noseworthy, Jack 6 282, 504, 799
782 Nickoll, David 84 Notaras, Maria 911 O’Connor, Renee 355
Nesbitt, James 269 Nicole, Jasika 187 Noth, Chris 913, 914 Odberg, Ben 1079
Nesbitt, Maired 77 Nicolet, Danielle 518 Noth, Patrick 1001 O’Dell, Nancy 270,
Nesci, Domenico 545 Nicoll, Kristina 727 Noth, Paul 1001 615
Nestorowicz, Victoria Nicotera, Tina 892 Nouri, Michael 732 Odgers, Matt 252, 377,
1030 Niehaus, Lennie 99 Novak, B.J. 994 452
Neto, Bernard 959, Nielsen, Brigitte 75 Novak, Jennifer 285 Odom, Laila 237
1088 Nielsen, Leo 934 Noxon, Marti 1019 O’Donnell, Bryan 19
Netter, Dann 9 Nigg, Steve 13 Noyes, Joanna 642 O’Donnell, John 134
Neufeld, Robert 980 Nigh, Kelly 672 Nucera, Jeff 230 O’Donnell, Lenville
Neustadt, Matt 168 Nightingale, Tommy Nunan, Tom 110 892
Nevin, Brooke 606 379 Nunez, Chris 946 O’Donnell, Rosie 89,
Nevin, Sheila 694 Nikolas, Alexa 1165 Nutter, David 333, 455, 667, 1142
Nevins, David 1072 Niles, Libby 985 543, 1154 O’Donohoe, Claire 14
Nevins, Sheila 69 Nir, Avi 160 O’Donohue, Clare 662
Nevitt, Andrew 768 Nissen, Peter 1107 O, Steve 761, 1128 O’Dowd, Bill 456, 457,
New, Peter 313 Niven, Barbara 127, Oakerson, Jay 612 458, 459, 1165
New Kids on the Block 357 Oakes, Chad 104, 397, O’Dowd, Chris 263
16 Niver, Stephen 133, 577 O’Dowd, Christopher
Newbill, Clay 350, 195, 486 Oakes, Ryan 435 1005
650, 1125 Nix, Matt 683 Oakes, Steve 922 Oedekerk, Steve 651
Newbrough, Ashley Nixon, Agnes 623, 995 Oates, Travis 969 O’Fallon, Peter 1045
417, 1030 Niznik, Stephanie 917 Oberman, Margaret 15 Offman, Stacey 1114
Newhart, Bob 292 Noble, John 187 Oblaender, Carsten 951 Ogawa, Carl 756
Newkirk, Joy 1050 Noble, Nina Kostroff Oblowitz, Michael 734 O’Gorman, Dean 23
Newline, Diandra 211 1153 Obonsawin, Annick Oh, Sandra 828
Newman, Allen 825 Noble, Steve 867 727 O’Hara, Katie 64, 806
Newman, Andrea 707, Nock, Andrew 496 O’Brian, Dillon 971 O’Hara, Kelli 95, 349
1019 Nodella, Matthew 606 O’Brien, Benna 224 O’Hara, Nell 788
Newman, Daniel 162 Nodelman, Jeffrey 1141 O’Brien, Conan 911, O’Hara, Terrence 133
Newman, Fred 305 Noel, Sydolle 759 1077 O’Hare, Mark 688
Newman, Grant 985 Nohilly, Tommy 355 O’Brien, Declan 116, O’Hearn, Deidre 809
Newman, Harry 712 Noji, Minae 810, 811 355, 451 O’Hearn, Mike 14
Newman, Joey 417, 923 Nolan, Brian 908 O’Brien, Emily 1163 O’Hurley, John 477,
Newman, Kirsten 853 Nolasco, Amaury 1018 O’Brien, Gerry 103 794
Newman, Molly 682 Noll, Dave 611 O’Brien, Gloria Fujita Oka, Masi 372, 839
Newman, Phyllis 1006 Noory, George 573 471 Okada, Jean 60
Newman, Robert 830 Norby, Kate 535 O’Brien, Kurtis 529 Okazaki, Takashi 619
Newman, Ryan 834 Nordling, Jeffrey 753 O’Brien, Liam 134 O’Keefe, Jodi Lyn 1018
Newman, Tracy 616 Nordstrom, John E. O’Brien, Mark 588 O’Kelley, Tricia 983
Newsom, Ted 908 574, 891, 909, 996 O’Brien, Pat 395, 615, Okud, Amy 831
Newsome, Paula 1156 Norgate, Andrew 206 781, 867 Olander, Heather 56
 311 Index of Personnel

Olde, Jeff 59, 75, 207, O’Reilly, Brian 750 Owens, Howard 14, Panitz, Ty 675
433, 470 O’Reilly, Stephen 693, 139, 367, 537 Panoligan, Brandon 490
Oldham, Todd 1125 731, 870 Oxford, James 200 Panteldis, Mary 595
Oldring, Peter 968 Orent, Kerry 1041 Oyelowo, David 428 Paolo, Connor 824
O’Leary, Michael 830 Organ, Sam 821 Oz, Frank 1066 Paone, Nicol 667
Olen, Brigid 312 Organ, Stuart 473 Papadoupolos, Dr.
Olin, Ken 682 Oring, Nicole 987 Pace, Jackson 425 Linda 696
Oliphant, Richard Blair O’Riordan, Tom 890 Pace, Jason 816 Paparazzo, John 700
590 Orlando, Tony 270, 285 Pace, Lee 1026 Pappas, Chris 574
Oliva, Luis 87 Orleans, Lorne 305 Pacello, Charles 184 Paquin, Anna 556
Olivares, C.J. 728 Orman, Jack 784 Pacey, Jenny 206 Paradise, Michelle 789
Oliver, Dave 255 Orman, Miles 1066 Pacheco, Adriana 763 Paratore, Jim 51
Oliver, Denise 968 Orman, Roscoe 1066 Pacinelli, Geana 401 Pardee, John 745
Oliver, Jamie 266, 394 Ormandy, Tracey 1133 Pack, Eugene 53, 346, Pardo, Ron 560, 604
Oliver, Jeff 132 Ormsby, Damon 165 347, 582, 730 Pardue, Kip 415
Oliver, Nicole 783 Orr, Barry 1030 Packard, Alicyn 348 Parent, Gail 553
Oliver, Ron 55 Orser, Leland 784 Pacunas, Beth 46 Parente, Carol-Lynne 2,
Olivero, Chris 904 Orston, Tony 507 Padalecki, Jared 1102 1066
Oller, Tony 643 Ortiz, Ana 304, 1136 Paddor, Scott 861 Paridon, Scott 728
Ollig, Alexander 489 Ortiz, Lisa 385 Paden, Audu 1106 Parikh, Sandeep 831
Ollins, Dean 233 Ortiz, Tito 72 Padilla, Mikki 70 Paris, Luciana 278
Olmos, Bodie 659 Ortiz, Valery M. 1085 Paen, Alex 950 Parish, Jefferson 454
Olmos, Edward James Osbahr, Carmen 2 Paetkau, Daniel 178 Parish, Robert 806
11, 659 Osborn, Royce 372 Page, David 749 Parisse, Annie 913
Olms, Charles 236 Osborne, Jeffrey 513 Page, Ellen 33 Park, Grace 37, 94, 659
Olschen, Rachel 290 Osbourne, Sharon 452, Page, Joanna 193 Park, Megan 474
Olsen, Erik 128 634 Page, Patti 240 Park, Michael 644
Olsen, Jill 274 Oseary, Guy 374, 1045 Page, Sam 175, 1072 Parker, Austin 251
Olsen, Mark V. 668 Oseransky, Judy 558 Paglia, Jaime 785 Parker, Carly 61
Olsen, Mary Kate 1144 Osmanski, Joy 1056 Paglisisotto, Heidi Parker, Casey 964
Olsen, Morgan 907 Osment, Emily 834 Marie 1088 Parker, Claire 295
Olsen, Susan 203 Osmond, Alan 396 Paholak, Beth 986 Parker, Craig 287
Olson, David C. 21 Osmond, Donny 17, Paige, Ashley 24 Parker, Jim 286, 714,
Olson, Erik 398, 941 346, 396, 442 Paige, Janis 240 730
Olson, Kaitlin 872 Osmond, Jay 396 Paige, Yasmin 30, 466 Parker, Jonathan 251
Olstead, Matt 1018 Osmond, Jimmy 396 Paisley, Brad 96, 278 Parker, Mary Louise
Olyphant, Timothy 732 Osmond, Marie 17, Palencia, Brina 832 580, 1144
O’Malley, Erin 724, 346, 396, 442 Palermo, Tony 1156 Parker, Molly 535
1058 Osmond, Merrill 396 Palette, Jessica 470 Parker, Nicole 929
O’Malley, Mike 371 Osmond, Wayne 396 Paley, Jon 305 Parker, Paul Jai 171
O’Malley, Sean P. 856 Osper, David 177 Paley, Steve 374 Parker, Trey 900, 1086
O’Mara, Jason 296 Ossana, Diana 99 Palicki, Adrianna 806 Parkins, Elizabeth 861
Omari, Christina 863 Ostrom, Matthew 1054 Palin, Sarah 32 Parkinson, Katherine
O’Meara, Nancy 519 Ostrowski, Michael Palladino, Amy Sher- 263
Omiecinski, Walt 1048 1019 man 443 Parks, Bill 355
Omundson, Timothy O’Sullivan, Guy 378 Palladino, Daniel 443 Parks, Craig 212, 515
1024 O’Sullivan, Mary 77 Palladino, Erik 7, 111, Parks, Katarina 703
O’Neal, Ryan 675 O’Sullivan, Morgan 784 Parks, Wolfe 644
O’Neal, Tatum 162, 1131 Pallay, Shannon 321 Parnell, Chris 344, 1158
1041 Oswald, Marc 210 Palm, Matt 629 Parnell, Pat 728
O’Neill, Dennis 979 Oswald, Stephanie 10 Palm, Robert 915 Parouse, Dawn 1018
O’Neill, Sean 375 Oswalt, Patton 291 Palmer, Jemma 206 Parr, Shawn 209
Ontiveros, Lupe 713, Otis, Billy 375 Palmer, Keke 558 Parrilla, Lana 535
940 O’Toole, Annette 1079 Palmer, Philip 861 Parriott, James D. 1136
Oosterhouse, Carter Otto, Mary Jane 293 Palmer, Shelley 925 Parriott, Sara 518
1129 Otto, Miranda 68 Paltrow, Gwyneth 508 Parrish, Hunter 1144
Opatut, Eileen 789, Outerbridge, Peter 1038 Panabaker, Danielle Parros, Austen 1085
989 Outhwaite, Tamzin 243 1072 Parry, Alan 206
O’Quinn, Terry 926 Overmyer, Eric 913, Panabaker, Kay 720 Parry, Bruce 821
Orbach, Jerry 913 914 Panah, Atousa Hojat Parson, Chris 920
Orci, Roberto 187 Owen, Anthony 435 246 Parsons, Beth 956
Ord, Murray 130, 502 Owens, Christopher Panettiere, Hayden Parsons, Charles 1103
Ordon, Andrew 142 Dane 868 380, 541, 839 Parsons, Jim 665
Orechio, Roy 735 Owens, H.T. 524, 735, Panettiere, Jansen 672 Parsons, Lindsley, III
O’Reilly, Bill 865 1004, 1114 Panici, Tony 918 474
Index of Personnel 312

Partland, Dan 869 Pearl, Steven 376 Perlman, Rhea 87 Phillips, Boomer 618
Partridge, Audrine 844 Pearse, Clive 744 Perlman, Ron 505, 619 Phillips, Clyde 747
Pasco, Peter 128 Pearson, April 498 Permutter, David 159 Phillips, Derek 806
Pasdar, Adrian 839 Pearson, Geoff 747 Perrette, Pauley 982 Phillips, Grant Lee 443
Paskay, Steve 633 Pearson, Jim 370, 546 Perrin, Lisa 321 Phillips, Lacy 421
Paskins, Jada 225 Pearson, Scott 887 Perrineau, Harold 926 Phillips, Lou Diamond
Pasquale, Steve 1041 Peck, Austin 644 Perron, Chantal 577 310
Pasquesi, David 163 Peck, Eugene 286 Perrone, Josette 512 Phillips, Mark 754
Passani, Daniele 97, Peck, Everett 1090 Perrott, Andy 582 Phillips, Michael 559
409 Peck, Evie 1113 Perry, Andrew 426 Phillips, Peter 563
Pasternak, Reagan 595 Peele, Jordan 929 Perry, Janelle 1099, 1128 Phillips, Stephen 291,
Pastor, Amy Wynn 1129 Peeples, Nia 1163 Perry, John 760 948, 1039
Pastor, Holly 402 Peeples, Quinton 92 Perry, John F. 921 Phillips, Todd 1110
Pastore, Jim 565 Peer, Maria 696 Perry, Josh 1097 Phillips, Trey 907
Pastore, Tim 739 Peete, Holly Robinson Perry, Katy 374 Phipps, Kelly 1107
Pastore, Vinnie 72 372 Perry, Luke 223, 577 Pho, Rosalind 282
Patano, Tonya 1144 Pegg, Simon 507 Perry, Mark B. 913 Piaskoski, Brent 1030
Pate, Suzanne 1161 Pekich, Laurie 222, 388 Perry, Meghan 7 Piatel, Dave 76
Patel, Dev 498 Pelfrey, Danny 830 Perry, Scott Allen 1097 Picard, Pamela 53
Patel, Riaz 246 Pell, Richard 900 Perry, Stacey 1097 Picardo, Robert 1093
Paterson, Vincent 519 Pellea, Oana 176 Perry, Stevi 345 Pichel, Fred 394, 670
Pateson, Joseph 85 Pelloni, Mary 680 Perry, Tyler 372, 852 Pick, Izzie 733
Patinkin, Mandy 715 Pelphrey, Jennifer 326, Persinger, Marshall 641 Pickett, Brian L. 560,
Paton, Shileen 415 688, 802 Pertsch, Jennifer 495 1044
Patrick, Jim 556 Peltier, Melissa 764 Peterman, Steven 834 Pickler, Kellie 96, 135
Patrick, Kevin 705 Pemberton, Daniel 818 Peters, Adam 674 Picoult, Jodi 542
Patrick, Robert 757, Pena, Elizabeth 940 Peters, Bernadette 308 Pielmeier, John 66,
1138 Pendell, Michael 383, Peters, Blair 812 332, 536
Patrick, Tera 7, 469, 621 Peters, Clarke 1153 Pierce, Frederick S. 9
987 Pendleton, Rick 42 Peters, Clayton 102 Pierce, Jeffrey 79
Patricof, Jamie 426 Penghlis, Thaao 738 Peters, Russell 102 Pierce, Les 637
Patterson, Charles 196 Penikett, Tahmoh 659 Petersen, William 471, Pierce, Shawn 1151
Patterson, David 204 Penn, Arthur 913 720 Pierce, Wendell 171
Patterson, Eanan 101 Penn, Kal 851 Petillo, Johnny 27, 719, Pierson, Emma 243
Patterson, James 1156 Penn, Matthew 913 739 Piestrup, Zeke 728
Patterson, Maren 394 Penn, Sascha 138, 257 Petok, Michael 443 Pietilar, Bonita 1077
Patterson, Melanie 671 Pennie, Michael 971 Petro, John 500, 628 Pietsch, Scooter 687,
Patterson, Scott 621 Pennington, Carla 142, Petronijevic, Dan 136, 758, 878, 961
Patterson, Sean 490 760 560 Pietz, Amy 621
Pattinson, Charles 103, Pennington, Ty 791, Petroro, Marisa 740 Pifko, Cara 78, 183
498, 917 1129 Petrovicz, Robert 785 Pigott, Sebastian 457
Pattison, Owen 332 Penny, Joe 877 Petry, Cara 695 Pihlstrom, Charla 402
Patton, Donovan 672 Pepaj, Babette 1150 Pettibone, Gay 614 Pike, Nicholas 51
Paul, Aaron 54 Pepe, Tim 692 Pettie, Darren 68 Pike, Zac 701
Paul, Adam 239, 661 Peper, Jon 237 Pettigrew, Jacques 79 Pilavachi, Costa 825
Paul, Carrie Riley 674 Pepper, Anita 760 Pettis, Madison 362, Pileggi, Mitch 319
Paulsen, Rob 651, 1106 Peracchio, Joe 149 713 Piligian, Craig 13, 199,
Paulson, Eddie 385 Peregrym, Missy 1035 Pettit, Mason 690 328, 464, 569, 755,
Paulson, Jay 993 Pereira, Kevin 7 Peyroux, Madeleine 44 813, 1103
Paunescu, Vlad 21 Pereira, Michaela 552 Pfeiffer, Shareece 345 Pilkington, Lorraine
Pava, Adam 999 Peressini, Diana 884 Phair, Liz 383, 535 1047
Pavuk, Jeanine 750 Perez, Cristina 717 Pheidas, Laban 1097 Piller, Michael 1151
Paxon, Melanie 990 Perez, Julia Engkler 778 Phelan, Tony 828 Piller, Shawn 826
Paxton, Bill 668 Perez, Mark 1125 Phelps, Jill Farren 810, Pillon, Jacqueline 727
Paymani, Gloria 760 Perez, Miguel 76 811 Pincus, Ira 320, 580
Payne, Allen 852 Perez, Rosie 820 Phelps, Mark 32 Pine, Frankie 160
Payne, Edward J. 91 Perez, Walter 806 Phelps, Michael 271 Pingue, Joe 456, 458,
Payne, Elizabeth 940 Perggi, Ritamarie 525 Phifer, Mekhi 784 459, 544
Payne, John 1119 Perine, Kelly 572 Philbin, Regis 125, 338, Pinkner, Jeff 926
Pazdro, Roberta 618 Perkett, Ridge 673 582, 634, 925 Pinner, Jeff 187
Peace, Joshua 1002 Perkins, Elizabeth 1144 Philbrick, Jack 1136 Pinnock, Arnold 919
Peacocke, T.W. 365 Perkins, Geoffrey 109 Philip, Chris 113 Pinsky, Charles 508
Peak, Kearie 290, 292 Perkins, George W. 745 Philipps, Busy 784 Pinsky, Dr. Drew 75,
Peake, Don 1110 Perler, David 51 Phillippe, Quddus 120 483
Pearce, Caroline 206 Perlman, Lou 933 Phillips, Anastasia 365 Pinson, Julie 644
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Pinter, Colleen Zenk Pollack, Noah 75 Potts, Sarah-Jane 529 Pritchard, Paul 935
644 Pollack, Sherie 947 Potts, Tony 695 Pritchard, Robert 301
Piper, Alex 242 Pollack, Sydney 440 Pouliot, Stephen 471 Pritchett, John 359
Piper, Billie 103, 473, Pollak, John 206 Pounder, C.C.H. 1075 Pritchett, Zach 426
762 Pollak, Kevin 408 Poundstone, Paula 895 Probst, Jeff 157, 271,
Pipes, Leah 917 Pollard, Suzie 664 Povenmire, Dan 407 1103
Pirro, Jeanine 274 Pollard, Tiffany 377 Povich, Maury 939 Procter, Emily 721
Pistkin, David 1103 Polley, Sarah 272 Powell, Elizabeth 386 Proctor, Christi 1129
Piston, Jennifer 986 Polone, Gavin 477, Powell, Esteban 94 Proops, Greg 558
Pistone, Joseph D. 598 965, 1111 Powell, Keith 253 Pross, Max 1077
Pistor, Julia 897 Polonetsky, Sue 1142 Powell, Nick 1101 Proud, Geoffrey 690,
Pivcevic, Anne 103 Polsky, Dave 804 Powell, Reg 684 1081
Piven, Jeremy 782 Polson, Beth 33 Powell, Terry 888 Proulix, Ron 178
Pizzi, Julie 18, 343 Pomanti, Lou 85 Power, Devin 741 Prout, Kirsten 904
Pjetraj, Brittany 345 Pompeo, Ellen 828 Powers, Bridget 694 Prowse, Andrew 228
Place, Graham 990 Pompey, Aiden 922 Powers, Devin 588 Pruitt, Bill 402
Place, Mary Kay 563, Ponce, Carlos 581, 940 Powers, Jim 879 Prupas, Jesse 204
668, 949 Ponsky, Rochelle 920 Powers, Mike 1161 Prupas, Michael 5, 87,
Placido, Violante 409 Pontell, Jonathan 675 Powl, Alan 535 113, 204, 390, 533
Plageman, Greg 707 Poole, Becky 1159 Poznick, Barry 512, Pryce, Craig 183, 213
Plager, Joey 304 Poole, Duane 357, 480 640, 1087 Puck, Wolfgang 699
Plamondon, George 419 Poole, Ted 765, 1145 Prady, Bill 665 Puckert, Susan Sobocin-
Plana, Tony 1136 Poore, David 980 Prange, Gregory 996 ski 275
Platt, John 624, 666 Pope, Carly 564, 608, Pratt, Dennis 133 Puckett, Matthew 301
Platt, Lucas 763 753 Pratt, Guy 507 Pue, Rob 1025
Platt, Oliver 988 Pope, Kris 608 Pratt, John 843 Puente, Tito 395
Platte, Devon 19 Pope, Maria 912 Pratt, Keri Lynn 682 Puente, Tito, Jr. 395
Plavnik, Judith 976 Pope, Murray 23 Pratt, Victoria 273 Pugsley, Thomas 647
Plec, Julie 904 Pope, Randy 175, 446, Prebble, Lucy 473 Pulco, Nicole 958
Pleisse, John 53 975 Precheur, Michael 1129 Pullen, Robert C. 44
Plemons, Jesse 806 Popjes, Scott 13 Prepon, Laura 993 Punch, David 949
Plonka, Krysia 948 Popoff, Dana 823 Presley, Mia 7 Puntillo, Tim 460
Plonka, Liz 84, 222 Popp, Cynthia J. 673 Pressman, Sally 315, Pupa, Dominic 939
Plotkin, Garrett 576 Porizkova, Paulina 637 641 Purcell, Dominic 1018
Plotkin, Richard 695 Port, Moses 621 Preston, Corey 490 Purdy, Jolene 139
Plourde, Chris 492 Port, Whitney 93 Preston, Cynthia 127, Purefov, James 532
Plowman, Jon 294, 302 Porter, Dave 54 310, 314 Purnell, Rachel 202,
Plowman, Michael Porter, Elizabeth 100 Preston, Kelly 542 266, 381, 657
Richard 375, 608, Porter, MacKanzie 397 Prestwich, Dawn 1045 Puro, Alec 868
742, 748, 812 Porter, Melissa 274 Preyra, Jeff 526 Purrott, Alycia 115
Plummer, Christopher Porter, Sara 146, 448 Price, Andy 449 Pussycat Dolls 16, 135,
532, 980 Porter, Scott 77, 806 Price, Connor 456, 1152 360
Plummer, David 646 Poryes, Michael 834 Price, David 234 Puterman, Brian 538
Plummer, Ellen 586 Posehn, Brian 999, Price, Douglas 88 Putner, Paul 302
Pluta, James 825 1058 Price, Eric 929 Pyfrom, Shawn 745
Poche, David 257 Posey, Parker 443 Price, Josh 888 Pyken, Matt 909
Podell, Eval 1163 Posi, Moisa 121 Price, Kristen 7, 964, Pyne, Jason 245, 989
Podwall, Eric 58 Posley, Bill 181 987
Poe, Rudy 1069 Posner, Geoff 302 Price, Lindsay 300, 479 Quaintana, Rachel 999
Poehler, Amy 337, 467, Posner, Susan 526 Price, Mar’Sheila 84 Quaintance, John 139
468, 1059 Post, Mike 914, 915 Price, Matt 291 Quaintance, Rachel
Poindexter, Camilla Post, Pamela 506, 789, Price, Megyn 1051 253
352 989 Price, Star 791, 1010, Qualles, Paris 428
Pointer, Deborah 1053 Post, Whitney 844 1123 Quan, Dionne 622
Poirier, Kim 1002 Postewaite, Ashley 348 Price, Vincent 974 Quarles, Darryl 572
Poitier, Sidney 372 Potasnik, Scott 1069 Priestley, Jason 397 Quastel, Jonas 819
Poitier, Sydney Tamiia Potenza, Christian 495, Prince, Jonathan 94 Queller, Jessica 824
281 1127 Prince, Kimberly 12 Quesnel, Chantal 1002
Polaha, Kristopher 344, Potenzo, Frank 883 Principato, Peter 139, Quici, Cara 352
575 Potter, Chris 213 239, 1039 Quick, Karen 863
Polan, Michael 1025 Potter, Lauren 352 Principe, Dennis 588 Quijano, Alex 139
Polito, Jon 451 Potter, Monica 676 Prinzo, Chris 233 Quilala, Angela 836
Polito, Ryan 442 Potts, Andrew Lee 414 Priore, Michael Del Quill, Tad 1063
Polk, Patrik-Ian 989 Potts, Annie 425 567 Quillian, Beau 637
Pollack, Jeff 400 Potts, Jonathan 557 Pritchard, Lauren 929 Quimby, Amy 744
Index of Personnel 314

Quine, Jeny 1098 Rankine, Sean 637 Redgrave, Vanessa 489 Reuster, Mickie 423
Quinlan, Maeve 1085 Ransone, James 196 Redlich, Ed 1154 Reuven, Benny 168
Quinn, Aidan 64 Rantamaki, Chris 882, Redman, John 1135 Revell, Graeme 154
Quinn, Deirdre 6 946 Redmond, Sarah-Jane Reyes, Judy 304, 1063
Quinn, Ed 785 Rapaport, Michael 1018 737 Reyes, Rene 349
Quinn, Francesco 223 Raphaelson, Josh 718 Reed, Adam 172, 809 Reynolds, Beth 979
Quinn, H.O. 1159 Rapini, Mary Jo 43 Reed, Alaina 1066 Reynolds, Burt 471
Quinonez, Adrian 734 Rapp, Jamie 352 Reed, Albert 1074 Reynolds, Corey 704
Rappaport, Diane 939, Reed, Alexandra 1114 Reynolds, Debbie 477
Rabb, Jane 68, 296 957 Reed, Christine 307, Reynolds, James 738
Racicot, Jody 799 Rappaport, Norman 43 343, 771 Reynolds, Penny Brown
Racstraw, Rob 85 Rash, Nicole 342 Reed, Fiona 874 165
Rad, Ben M. 225 Rashad, Phylicia 428 Reed, Jon Alexander Reynolds, Rachel 413
Radakovich, Leslie 910 Raskin, Keith 888 620 Reznick, Allan 218
Raddatz, Ryan 1158 Ratchford, Jeremy 707 Reed, Kim 978 Rhames, Ving 626
Rademacher, Ingo 810 Ratcliffe, Paul 430 Reed, Kira 496, 1069 Rhea, Caroline 407,
Rademaekers, Bill 656 Rater, Joan 828 Reed, Pamela 881 506, 670
Rader, Alex 158, 624 Rath, Sam 636 Reed, Rex 349, 646 Rhee, Eric 508
Rader, Stacy 1008 Rather, Dan 801 Reed, Tanonia 14 Rheingold, Andy 305
Radkoff, Vivienne 308 Ratliff, Misgon 921 Reekie, Blair 60 Rhimes, Shonda 1019
Radlauer, Dan 967 Ratner, Brett 1018, 1156 Rees, Marian 331, 534 Rhinehart, John 1147
Radnitz, Todd 251 Ratzenberger, John 398 Rees, Peter 976 Rhodes, Brian 767
Radnor, Josh 853 Rauch, Michael 917 Reeser, Autumn 15, 575 Rhodes, Donnelly 41,
Rady, Michael 535 Ravard, Sophie 97 Reeves, Keanu 516 445, 659, 737
Rae, Divini 1162 Raven, Damian 759 Regan, Bridget 287 Rhodes, Jesse 600
Rae, Naelee 653, 830 Ravenello, Rick 88 Regan, Neil 986 Rhodes, Kim 280, 1098
Rae, Odessa 127 Raver, Kim 300 Regan, Peggy 348 Rhodes, Rick 830
Rae, Paul 50, 92 Ravich, Rand 916 Regis, Patrick 21 Rhonheimer, Jamie 853
Raee, Will 716 Ravier, Kim 564 Register, Sam 34 Rhys, Matthew 682
Rafalowski, Mark 588 Rawat, Navi 992 Regler, Timothy 891, Rial, Monica 832
Rafner, Jeff 828 Rawlings, Donnell 439 892 Ribeiro, Alfonso 70
Ragsdael, Rich 616 Ray, Alika 84 Rehn, Ryan 868 Ribon, Pamela 948
Raimi, Sam 287 Ray, Connie 606 Reid, Chris “Kid” 71 Ricard, David 940
Raines, Ron 830 Ray, Kimberly A. 908 Reid, Frances 738 Ricci, Christina 516
Rainey, Billy 1025 Ray, K’sun 917 Reid, Jesse 572 Rice, Damien 905, 926
Rains, Ashleigh 458 Ray, Lisa 532 Reid, Noah 876 Rice, Joel S. 87
Rains, Mark 791 Ray, Rachael 455, 699, Reidy, Rebecca 215 Rice, Kelly 228
Raisa, Francia 115, 474 1028, 1029, 1115 Reifert, Jack 497 Rice, Spencer 900
Rake, Jeff 676 Ray, Scottie 1164 Reiff, Ethan 154 Rich, John 210, 373
Rakieten, Ellen 394 Ray, Tanika 726 Reilly, Brian 408 Rich, Simon 298
Ralston, John 799, 919 Rayburn, Connor 616 Reiner, Carl 349 Richard, Lorraine 770
Ramamurthy, Sendhil Raymond, Amy Kay Reiner, Rob 9, 44 Richards, Denise 132
839 1022 Reinhardt, Christianna Richards, J. August 429
Ramin, Ron 78 Rayne, Veronica 964 749 Richards, Jon 435
Ramirez, Sara 828 Raynis, Richard 1077 Reinhardt, Steve 738 Richards, Mike 661
Ramos, Constance 791 Raynor, Lynn 179, 996 Reinhold, Judge 149 Richards, Tanner Scott
Ramsay, Gordon 430, Reagan, Faye 7 Reiter, Lukas 913 816
838, 903 Reardon, John 480, Reitman, Nicole 817 Richards, William 890,
Ramsey, David 239 504 Remar, James 487, 747 1135
Ramsey, Mark 236 Reaser, Elizabeth 160, Remington, Jennifer Kes Richardson, Brian 661
Ramsey, Natalie 664 828 802 Richardson, Burton 74,
Ramsey, Thor 31 Reavis, Jessica 236 Remini, Leah 862 794
Ramsue, Leslie 655 Rebeck, Theresa 914 Renaud, Claire 783 Richardson, Cameron
Ranberg, Chuck 807 Recano, Victoria 867 Rendell, Mark 876 563
Ranchone, Didier 522 Reckell, Peter 738 Renfroe, Clay 777 Richardson, David 1077
Randall, Gary A. 1060 Recker, Erich 716 Renfroe, Jay 52, 210, Richardson, Derek 945
Randall, Inez 75 Reddick, Lance 187, 399 Richardson, Jackie 768
Randall, Jordy 130, 1153 Renner, Matt 739 Richardson, Joely 988
502, 1095 Redding, Corey 503 Renton, Kristen 201, Richardson, Kevin
Ranharter, Bryan 585, Reddy, Sara 13 738 Michael 94, 841
858, 951 Redecker, Kent 841 Renwart, Arielle 830 Richardson, Lisa 273
Ranki, Mark Qura 626 Redford, Jonathan 827 Renzulli, Frank 110 Richardson, Lita 207
Rankin, James 604 Redford, Paul 1138 Reuben, Gloria 429, Richardson, Miranda
Rankin, Kevin 806 Redford, Robert 609 784 294
Rankin, Virginia 1038 Redgrave, Jemma 103 Reuhl, Paul 183 Richardson, Rob 1130
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Riche, Wendy 907 Robards, Sam 824 Rodriquez, Adam 721 Root, Stephen 902
Richer, Lucy 243 Robbins, Apollo 435 Rodriquez, Cat 906 Rosamonda, Shane
Richmond, Jeff 1116 Robbins, Brian 996, Rodriquez, Diana 205 349
Richmond, Randi 259 1079 Rodriquez, Elizabeth Rosas, Anthony 247
Richmond, Tequan 787 Robbins, Glenn 736, 623 Rosas, Misty 492
Richter, Andy 337 1120 Rodriquez, Freddy 305 Rosconval, David 772
Rick, Marie Joelle 172 Robbins, Irving 925 Rodriquez, Gabriella Rose, Jessica 826
Rickabaugh, Kim 697 Robbins, Joan 779, 643 Rose, Sue 1137
Ricketts, Conrad 791 780, 786 Rodriquez, Michele 926 Rosemond, James 316
Rickles, Don 100, 157 Roberta, Marla 670 Rodriquez, Oskar 705 Rosemont, David 481
Rickles, Lauren 59 Roberts, Arthur 84, Rodriquez, Paul 484 Rosemont, Romy 1072
Rickman, Tom 188 908 Rodriquez, Pete 893 Rosen, Aimee 146, 448,
Ridgeway, Makinna 421 Roberts, Brian K. 572 Rodriquez, Tom 402 1007, 1008
Ridley, Frank 681 Roberts, Dallas 905 Rodska, Christian 860 Rosen, Kenny 838
Riech, Andrew 586 Roberts, Denise 705 Roeper, Richard 646 Rosen, Mitchell 868
Rieckermann, Ralph Roberts, Emma 1137 Roessell, David 287 Rosen, Ron 790
392 Roberts, Eric 116 Roessler, Craig 115 Rosen, Tracy 122
Ried, Kristen Holden Roberts, Julia 980 Rogan, Tom 617, 703 Rosenbaum, Amy 939
204 Roberts, Julie 750 Rogers, Cliff 94 Rosenbaum, Michael
Riedy, Rebecca 76 Roberts, Kim 768 Rogers, Greg 322 1079
Riegel, Eden 623 Roberts, Leigh 411 Rogers, John 290, 292 Rosenberg, Billy 874
Riegel, Sam 48 Roberts, Mark 1133 Rogers, Michael 37, Rosenberg, Grant 171
Riesgraf, Beth 290 Roberts, Randy 915 1081 Rosenberg, Jeremy 1141
Riffel, Rena 734 Roberts, Ric 133 Rogers, Michele 1070 Rosenberg, Michael
Rifkin, Ron 682 Roberts, Vicki 895 Rogers, Mimi 521 544, 980, 1045
Rigg, Diana 974 Robertson, Brittany Rogers, Sheila 912 Rosenberg, Rich 5
Riggi, John 1116 535, 542 Rogers, Suzanne 738 Rosenberg, Scott 296,
Riggs, Conrad 1103 Robertson, Paul 874, Rogers, Tony 594 993
Riggs, Jordan 143 968 Rogoff, Lynn 1066 Rosenblat, Barbara 95
Righetti, Amanda 333 Robertson, Will 987, Rogow, Stan 194, 599 Rosenbush, Barry 15
Rihanna 16, 39, 169 1068 Rohm, Elisabeth 913 Rosenfelder, Jo 246
Rikaart, Greg 125, 1163 Robin, Michael M. Roker, Al 74, 89, 126, Rosengard, Dan 270
Riker, Robin 673 704, 988 318, 568, 1036, 1049 Rosenstein, Edward
Riley, Gina 277 Robin, Steve 676 Rolfe, Jeff 570 464
Riley, Jack 622 Robinsen, Jared 225 Rollins, Rob 131 Rosenthal, Gay 460,
Riley, Michael 542 Robinson, Doug 1051 Rollman, Eric S. 511 923, 1132
Riley, Teddy 559 Robinson, Ira 3 Roloff, Amy 923 Rosenthal, Jeff 351
Rimawi, David 392 Robinson, Keith 64 Roloff, Jacob 923 Rosenthal, Jim 167, 232
Rimes, LeAnn 96 Robinson, Nik 869 Roloff, Jeremy 923 Rosenthal, Paul 760
Ringback, Rick 73, 402 Robinson, Parker 1153 Roloff, Matt 923 Rosiak, David 217, 446,
Ringwald, Molly 8, 474 Robinson, Peter Man- Roloff, Molly 923 486
Rinsler, Dennis 713 ning 1154 Roloff, Zach 923 Roskin, Marc 290, 292
Rios, Salvador 172 Robinson, Skip 288 Rolontz, Lee 235 Rosman, Mark 415, 502
Ripa, Kelly 582, 925 Robinson, Steve 821 Rolov, Lenid 840, 844, Ross, Amanda 434
Rippy, Billy 1159 Robinson, Todd 636 898, 1032 Ross, Ashlynn 162
Rippy, Leon 1060 Robinson, Wendy Roma, David 501 Ross, Charlotte 446
Ritchote, Kane 955 Raquel 807 Roman, Brenda 1110 Ross, Dana 846
Ritchson, Alan 1079 Robinson, Zuleikhla Roman, John L. 914 Ross, Douglas 123, 624,
Ritmanis, Lolita 38 376 Roman, Phil 902, 1077 666, 1000, 1032
Ritson, Blake 103 Robson, Kirsty 1032 Romano, Christy Carl- Ross, Erica 771
Ritter, Krysten 1120 Roche, Sean 1119 son 115 Ross, Jeffrey 268, 911
Ritz, Jackie 1140 Roche, Sebastian 810 Romanovich, James Ross, John 114, 117, 148,
Ritz, Margit 450 Rock, Chris 86, 166, 231, 437, 513, 601, 161, 354, 437, 465,
Rivas, Jivey 1129 787 602, 605 601, 602
Rivera, Emilio 505 Rock, Malaak Compton Romanz, Tony 28 Ross, Julie 760
Rivera, Geraldo 81 394 Romer, Paul 624, 666 Ross, Leelo 302
Rivera, Jen 426 Rock, Tony 549 Romero, Gabriel 734 Ross, Lonny 1116
Rivinoja, Erica 1086 Rocko, Kid 235 Romero, Tomas 15 Ross, Maggie 212
R’Mante, Adrian 1098 Roday, James 1024 Romijn, Rebecca 1136 Ross, Marion 562
Roach, Christopher Roderick, Brande 728 Romolini, Timilee 175 Ross, Meredith 253
491 Rodgers, Adam 427 Rona, Jeff 681 Ross, Neil 991
Roach, Jay 440 Rodgers, Mike 1091 Rone, Doria 987 Ross, Tracee Ellis 816
Roache, Linus 913 Rodman, Dennis 247 Roney, Carley 250 Rossdale, Gavin 241
Robach, Amy 374 Rodov, Lenid 218 Rooney, Mickey 341, Rossi, Gretchen 1032
Robaine, Daniel 421 Rodriguez, Kali 810 471 Rossi, Leo 598
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Rossi, Philip W. 413, Ruddle, Rebecca 378 Sachs, Stephen 534 Samberg, Andy 467,
1016 Rudell, Kirk 139 Sackheim, Dan 916 1059
Rossiter, Alycia 649 Rudetsky, Seth 455 Sackhoff, Katee 659 Samek, Ben 377, 433,
Rotenberg, Michael Rudman, David 2, 525, Sacks, Alan 63 967, 1048
163, 787, 872, 902 1066 Sacks, Andrew J. 704 Samet, Carl 924
Roth, Andrea 55, 1041 Rudolph, Larry 56 Sacks, Barbara 375 Samira, Said Taghmaoui
Roth, J.D. 42, 393, Rudolph, Maya 1059 Sacks, Calvin 630 244
439, 661, 670, 1013 Rue, Sara 382 Sacks, Dan 431, 1087 Sampson, Cindy 533
Roth, Philip J. 107, Ruegger, Tom 23 Sacks, David 291 Sampson, Tony 774
200, 355, 451 Ruff, Michelle 48 Sacks, Julie 630 Samson, Andrew 362
Rothchild, Sascha 20 Ruggiero, Diane 160 Sadowski, Peter 427, Samson, Jack 379
Rothenberg, Adam 160 Ruhe, Jeff 1117 580 Samuels, Torrey 252
Rothman, Eddie 152 Rukeyser, Stacy 110 Sagal, Katey 505 Sanchez, Elizabeth 159
Rothman, Makua 152 Rumbaugh, Carl 428 Sagansky, Jeff 599 Sanchez, Hayley 251
Rothman, Marni 694 Rupel, David 631, 1032 Sagemiller, Melissa 429 Sanchez, Johnny 929
Rothman, Rodney 912 Rupp, Adam 864 Sager, Ray 684 Sanchez, Kiele 926
Rothpan, Jeff 804 Rush, Herman 957 Saget, Bob 100, 633, Sanchez, Lauren 1082
Rothstein, Elisa 680 Rusky, David 878 853, 997 Sanchez, Roselyn 11,
Rothstein, Richard M. Russ, Tim 857, 1056 Sagher, Tami 929 215, 1154
637 Russ, William 160 Sahakian, Annette D. Sanchez, Sandra 728,
Rothstein, Ronald 1061 Russakoff, Richard 892 1133 827
Rotonda, Vince 58, Russell, Brandan 1129 Sahanaja, Darian 1040 Sandberg, Steve 769,
132, 1101 Russell, Damon 798 Sahay, Bik 458 820
Rouken, Samuel 103 Russell, Keri 4 Sahay, Vik 456, 457, Sandefur, Kelly 530,
Rounds, Eve 610 Russell, Margaret 1125 459 1098
Roundtree, Richard Russell, Monte 784 S’Aida, Shakura 560 Sander, Erin 1163
283 Russell, Shaun 291 Saigh, Kim 906 Sander, Ian 814
Rourke, Michael 889, Russert, Luke 374 St. Germain, Tabitha Sanderlin, Ann Marie
890, 893 Russo, Deanna 281 325, 356, 812 340
Rouse, Mitch 163, 616 Russo, Jennavecia 655 St. James, Chanel 964 Sanders, Harold, III
Roush, Jim 20, 367 Russo, Rene 241 St. John, Andrew 917 1021
Roven, Glen 125 Russo, Seanna 200 St. John, Kristoff 1163 Sanders, Biff 1021
Rowe, Brad 1074 Russo, Steven 119 St. John, Scott 129, Sanders, Casey 975
Rowe, John 672 Russom, Leon 1018 740, 997 Sanders, Christoph 814
Rowe, Mike 13, 81, 199, Rutherford, Kelly 824 St. John, Trevor 995 Sanders, Deion 131
739, 755, 813 Rutherfurd, Emily 983 St. Pierre, Luc 204 Sanders, Deiondra 131
Rowe, Tom 799 Ruzer, Joseph 433 St. Romann, Regina Sanders, Ed 791
Rowell, Victoria 395 Ryan, David 1007 717 Sanders, Erin 1165
Rowen, Randy 1067 Ryan, Debby 530 Saint Victor, Lawrence Sanders, Ken 314
Rowland, Hugh 860 Ryan, Jennifer 545 830 Sanders, Pilar 131
Rowland, Jeff 825 Ryan, Jeri 1072 Saito, James 155 Sandin, Terry 418
Rowland, Jen 168 Ryan, John 1060 Sajak, Pat 1147 Sandler, Aaron 985
Rowland, Mark 626, Ryan, Kate 603 Sakai, Richard 1077 Sandler, Alison 455
1101 Ryan, Michelle 103, Sakanoto, Koichi 411 Sandler, Tara 970, 1029
Rowley, Cynthia 744 269 Sakasegawa, T.J. 107, Sandor, Anna 5, 280,
Rowley, James 424 Ryan, Paul 801 200, 451 331
Rowley, Jeremy 857 Ryan, Roz 326 Sakmar, John J. 575 Sandoval, Miguel 942
Rowley, John 663 Ryan, Shawn 1075, 1138 Saks, Eva 1066 Sands, Jason 907
Roxanne 602 Ryan, Zack 397, 577 Salat, Eric 361 Sands, Stark 196
Roy, Macine 1038 Rybak, Judy 760 Salconi, Michael 1153 Sanford, Gwen 1144
Roy, Maxim 408 Ryder, Mark 236 Salerno, Anthony 1164 San Giacomo, Laura
Royal, Allan 213 Ryerson, Sean 281 Salett, Peter 69 1060
Royce, Bill 1123 Ryes, Rene 349 Salinas, H. Scott 227 Sangster, Thomas 407
Rozema, Patricia 1111 Rylan, Marcy 830 Sallaway, Libby 951 Sano, Tony 255
Rubin, Courtney 552 Ryman, Sabina 958 Salles, Danny 581 Sansom, Ken 969
Rubin, Lance 902 Rymer, Michael 659 Salley, John 484 Santiago, Christina 729
Rubin, Marcia Gray Salmon, Charles 236 Santiago, German 734
816 Sabat, Kristine 742, 1145 Salmon, Hilary 244 Santiago, Joey 1144
Rubino, Vincent 338, Sabato, Antonio, Jr. 73, Salmon, Mikael 179 Santomero, Angela 672
1015 200 Salomon, Mikael 22 Santora, Nick 661, 913,
Rubinstein, Arthur B. Sabin, Mykelle 817 Salsano, Sally Ann 144, 1018
1077 Sabongui, Marie-Mar- 491, 545, 649, 650, Santos, Edward 760
Ruccolo, Richard 447 guerite 408 744 Santos, Jonathan 1145
Rucker, Darius 90, 318 Sacco, Tony 230, 494 Salt, Jennifer 988 Sanz, Carlos 128
Rucker, Michael 1021 Sachs, Gabe 383 Saltzman, David 929 Saparoff, Andrea 130
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Saperstein, Harlan 410 Scheckler, Kane 918 Schreberg, Stu 730 Scott, Lorna 280
Sapienza, Al 15, 487 Scheckler, Randy 918 Schreiber, Liev 720, Scott, McKenzi 122
Sarafian, Deran 722 Scheckler, Ryan 918 991 Scott, Melody Thomas
Sarandon, Susan 9, 1041 Scheckler, Shane 918 Schreiberg, Stu 218, 1163
Sarbu, Alma 176 Schecter, Suzanne 788 241, 284, 286, 871 Scott, Michael 358,
Sargent, Ali 242 Scheer, Andrew 838 Schrift, Jason 883 509, 567
Sargent, Jo 294 Scheer, Mary 857 Schroder, Rick 273 Scott, Reid 965
Sargent, Joseph 534, Scheer, Paul 298 Schroeder, Stassi 424 Scott, Ridley 22, 992
536 Scheer, Rachel 305 Schroeder, Susan 578 Scott, Rodney 6
Sargent, Kevin 30 Scheffer, Will 668 Schulenburg, Marnie Scott, T.J. 273
Sarkes, Tim 67 Schell, Maximilian 489 644 Scott, Tom 992
Sarnoff, Liz 926 Schemmel, Sean 1159 Schuler, Chauntee 644 Scott, Tony 22
Sarsozo, Makario 321 Schenck, Jeff 908 Schuller, Christina 907 Scottel, Traceigh 28
Sarysz, Michael 352 Schenk, Sonja 106 Schulman, Barry 825 Scotti, Don 4
Sasso, Will 929 Schenkkan, Robert 22 Schulman, Mark 697, Scull, Robert 653
Saster, Stephanie 842 Schenner, Dominick 414 700 Scully, Mike 1077
Satin, Scott 499, 960 Scher, Andrew 142 Schultheis, Mindy 447 Sea, Daniela 905
Sattin, Richard 991 Scherer, John 664 Schultz, Dave 397 Seabury, Marilyn 241,
Satula, Kathy 393 Scherma, Frank 56 Schultz, Dwight 701 284, 372
Saulnier, Tania 684 Scheuring, Paul 1018 Schultz, Greg 928 Seacrest, Ryan 11, 58,
Saunders, Jennifer 294 Schickel, Richard 453, Schultz, Kelsey 425 132, 135, 157, 166,
Saunders, Julie 322 609 Schultze, Bradford 670 271, 352, 582, 627,
Savage, Adam 976 Schilling, Richard 811 Schulze, Elizabeth 72 628, 899
Savage, Stephanie 824 Schindel, Barry 992 Schumer, Amy 439 Sealy, George 719
Savant, Doug 745 Schindler, Peter 715 Schur, Jordan 62 Searcy, Nick 149
Savar, Avi 792 Schipper, Henry 626 Schur, Michael 994 Searer, Troy 670
Savre, Danielle 195 Schirripa, Steve 211 Schurman, Aaron 436 Sears, Jim 142
Sawalha, Julia 103 Schkolnick, Barry 287 Schuster, Heather 537, Sears, Teddy 429
Saxton, Erin 1142 Schlatter, Charlie 647 719 Seater, Michael 919
Sayer, Jim 246 Schlesinger, Adam 98 Schuster, Suzanne 822 Seatle, Dixie 1002
Saylers, Glenna Stacer Schlesinger, Iliza 191 Schwahn, Mark 996 Sebastian, Jonathan 892
1139 Schlessinger, Derren Schwartz, Allyson 842 Sechler, Craig 980
Saylor, Stephen Mark 263 Schwartz, Chrissy 985 Sedaris, Amy 224
790 Schletter, Eban 558, Schwartz, Constance Sedgwick, Kyra 205,
Sbarge, Raphael 194 775 501 704
Sbresni, Justin 607 Schlitz, Mark R. 982 Schwartz, David 606, Seeliger, Robert 1002
Scacchi, Greta 103 Schlossberg, Julia 630 692, 1035, 1051 Segal, Brad 859, 1121,
Scagliotti, Allison 194 Schlossman, Michael Schwartz, Howard 341, 1125
Scamardo, Sal 349 870 351, 431 Segal, Philip David 19,
Scamici, Gregory 317 Schmidt, Jeff 761 Schwartz, Jesse 922 47
Scanley, Tom 310 Schmidt, Kevin 1163 Schwartz, Josh 702 Segall, Pamela 902
Scannell, Brian 681 Schmitz, Dieter 907 Schwartz, Karen 431 Segan, Lloyd 826, 1151
Scarfe, Jonathan 429 Schnabel, Marco 292 Schwartz, Kenny 625 Segar, Leslie 1031
Scarza, Vincent 324 Schnase, Darren 759 Schwartz, Maite 423 Segel, Jason 853
Sceurman, Mark 1145 Schneck, Jeffrey 88 Schwartz, Mike 1063 Segnete, Leslie 570
Schaal, Kristen 800 Schneider, Andrew Schwartz, Stephen H. Seibert, Fred 793
Schaal, Wendy 625 149 1129 Seid, Lori E. 455
Schachner, Dan 723 Schneider, Dan 857, Schwartz, Steve 1147 Seidel, Jed 814
Schaech, Jonathan 306, 1165 Sciorra, Annabella 914 Seiden, Sophie 266,
481 Schneider, David 801 Scoggins, Tracy 734 381
Schaefer, Fred 476 Schneider, Eliza 1086 Scoop, Fatman 323 Seidler, David 504
Schaefer, Karl 785 Schneider, John 474, Scorl, Hilari 961 Seitler, Harriet 394
Schaefer, Paul 912 486, 602, 1079 Scorsese, Martin 4, 609 Sekely, Les 633
Schaeffer, Eric 249 Schneider, Mark 146, Scott, Adam 1111 Selby, David 1111
Schaer, Josh 881 448, 1008 Scott, Ashley 881 Seldan, Jackie 421
Schaffer, Greg 990 Schneider, Rob 346 Scott, Bryan 483, 898 Selden, Sophie 657
Schafhausen, Cassandra Schnier, Nicholas 1108 Scott, Darren 1071 Self, Caroline 494
642 Schor, Richard T. 1137 Scott, David 1011 Selig, Josh 1157
Schapker, Alison 926 Schorpron, Frank 479 Scott, Dougray 141 Seligman, Michael B. 4,
Scharf, Martin 375 Schrab, Rob 1058 Scott, Gary S. 530, 516
Scharff, Samantha 706 Schragge, Lawrence 214 1098, 1160 Selleck, Tom 909
Schauer, Andrew 959 Schram, Bitty 955 Scott, James 738 Sellitti, Tom 64, 1041
Schechter, Betsy 419, Schram, Jessy 877 Scott, Jill 40 Selman, Matt 1077
1003 Schraner, Kim 544, Scott, John 187, 464 Selwyn, Jesse 7
Scheckler, Gretchen 918 1002 Scott, Leigh 181 Selwyn, Zach 7
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Semel, David 94, 371, Sharp, Matt 25, 792 Shepherd, Sherri 125, Shula, Don 395
839, 916 Sharp, Preston 791 1142 Shully, Adam J. 79
Semenza, Alsion 21 Sharpe, Alex 77 Sheppard, John 375 Shulman, Felicia 204
Sempel, David 851 Sharpe, Kara Nwidobie Sheppard, Sandra 727 Shumsky, Rebecca 352
Sengupta, Stephanie 206 Sheppard, Valerie 845 Shure, Carole 644
914 Sharpton, Al 81, 363 Sherenon, Robert 265 Siahaan, Desiree Ann
Serano, Greg 1151 Sharratt, Paul 114, 117, Shergold, Adrian 103 504
Sereda, John 322 148, 161, 354, 437, Sheridan, Dave 499 Sibley, Graham 620
Serpico, Jim 64, 1041 465, 601, 602, 605 Sheridan, Jamey 130, Sichi, Lisa 328
Serpico, Terry 641 Shatner, William 488, 914 Side, Richard 273
Serrato, Michael 667 676 Sheridan, Nicollette Sidebottom, David 255
Sertner, Robert M. 92, Shatsky, Scott 1124 157, 745 Siegel, Lori 185
179, 425, 580 Shaunghnessy, Charles Sheridan, Rondell 713 Siegel, Mike 861
Serwatka, Dave 205, 114, 1090 Sherin, Edwin 913 Siegel, Noel 964, 1083
1125 Shavelson, Paul 885 Sherman, Carol 203, Siegel, Scott 815
Sestero, Robin 1107 Shaver, Helen 577 573 Siegel, Suzanne 256
Setaro, Maria 957 Shavick, James 766 Sherman, Holly 339 Siemaszko, Nina 975
Settle, Matthew 824 Shaw, David W. 727 Sherman, Janine 784 Sierra, Jessica 75
Seurti, John 1041 Shaw, Graham 338 Sherry, Vince 185 Sieur, FM Le 141
Sevalmi, Laura 1129 Shaw, Kirk 41, 88, 315, Sherwood, Brandi 413, Siff, Maggie 928
Sevigny, Chloe 668 322, 331, 382, 445, 1016 Sigel, Adam 620
Sewell, Rufus 154, 272 521, 566, 572, 766 Sherwood, Drew 860 Silas, Michael 519
Sexton, Bryan 21 Shaw, Larramie “Doc Shevloff, Michael 674 Silbar, Jeff 971
Seyfried, Amanda 668 852 Shiban, John 1102 Silbermann, Jake 644
Seymour, Jane 130 Shaw, Larry 745 Shideler, Jake 1022, Silk, Alexandra 1068
Sgriccia, Philip 1102 Shaw, Lindsey 621 1023 Sillars, Laura Grant 998
Shabi, Sarah 916 Shaw, Stacy 766 Shield, Jim 159 Sills, Gregory 380, 541,
Shackelford, Ted 1163 Shaw, Steve Hamilton Shields, Brent 188, 461, 561, 579, 611
Shadley, Will 701 510 534 Silva, Tom 645, 1117
Shafer, Alyssa 1138 Shayne, Jane 240 Shields, Brooke 300, Silver, Danny 472
Shaffer, Gary 591 Shea, Beth 1097 834 Silver, Darryl 43
Shaheen, Adam 341 Shea, Charity 663 Shields, Bryan 52 Silver, Sammy 472
Shahi, Sarah 905 Shea, Marissa 849 Shiels, Graham 811 Silver, Steve 1006
Shalhoub, Tony 955 Shea, Molly 1099 Shiff, Jonathan M. 225 Silverman, Allison 98,
Shalit, Gene 974 Shearer, Harry 1077 Shiffman, Scott 721, 706
Shalofsky, Stephanie Sheeler, Wade 1029 993 Silverman, Benjamin
134 Sheen, Charlie 11, 1133 Shill, Steve 281, 1131 524, 640, 670, 994,
Shamata, Chuck 567 Sheen, Lola Rose 132 Shine, Carol Ann 989 1114, 1131, 1136
Shanahan, Holly 411 Sheen, Samantha 132 Shiohama, Lauren 740 Silverman, David 816,
Shaner, Danny 859 Sheezy, Weezy Fo 39 Shipley, Michael 625 1077
Shankar, Naren 720 Sheffer, Craig 996 Shire, Talia 9 Silverman, Jay 94
Shanks, Michael 313 Sheik, Duncan 305 Shively, Matt 558 Silverman, Laura 1058
Shannon, Deidre 77 Sheindlin, Judith 892 Shneyde, Natalya 741 Silverman, Sarah 100,
Shannon, Kemba 76 Sheinfeld, Fred 1164 Shockey, Erin 973 516, 1058
Shannon, Molly 277 Shekoni, Judith 591 Shoemaker, Michael Silverstein, Aliyah 1069
Shapiro, Adam 101, 634 Sheldon, Gillian 1122 467, 468 Silverstein, Craig 675
Shapiro, Allen 1082 Shelley, Rachel 905 Shook, Jon 1134 Silverstein, Jan 758
Shapiro, Angela 342 Shelley, Tara 456, 457, Shor, Miriam 535 Silverstein, Rob 615,
Shapiro, Arnold 624, 459 Shore, David 851, 913 695, 781
666 Shelly, Tom 27, 1103 Shore, Ryan 765 Silvestri, Elise 587
Shapiro, David 695 Shelton, Alyson 788 Shores, Del 506 Simensky, Linda 774
Shapiro, Jon 725 Shelton, Cody 788 Short, Martin 44, 241 Simm, John 295
Shapiro, Jonathan 676 Shelton, Marley 154 Short, Matt 936 Simmons, Angela 1052
Shapiro, Justine 818 Shelton, Uriah 446 Shorter, Clinton 382, Simmons, Chelan 904
Shapiro, Karen S. 636 Shenkman, Ben 64, 387 Simmons, Daniel 1052,
Sharenow, Robert (Rob) 520 Shotz, Dan 881 1053
404, 419, 488, 593, Shepard, Devon 484, Show, Grant 535 Simmons, Gene 72, 809
716 929, 1144 Shragge, Lawrence 357, Simmons, J.K. 704, 913
Shariat, Far 916 Shepard, Will 1158 504 Simmons, Jeremy 482
Shariff, Sak 927 Shepherd, Craig H. Shreeve, Jessica 962 Simmons, Joseph 1052
Sharma, Kunal 82 1107 Shriner, Kin 810 Simmons, Justine 1052
Sharmat, Craig 528, Shepherd, Cybill 905 Shriver, Timothy 188 Simmons, Nick 809
957 Shepherd, Greer 704, Shryack, Dennis 6 Simmons, Rob 812
Sharp, Frank 310 988 Shugart, Paula 1000 Simmons, Russell 743,
Sharp, Marvin 39 Shepherd, Jason 603 Shugerman, Paul 767 1052
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Simmons, Sam 401 Skinner, Bede 411 Smith, Ethan 1154 Sobel, Lindsay 958
Simmons, Shadia 919 Skinner, Casey 321 Smith, Gary 8, 9, 297 Soboleski, Sarah 456,
Simmons, Sophie 809 Skinner, Jill 760 Smith, Hillary B. 995 457, 458, 459
Simmons, Vanessa 1052 Skinner, Nicki 618 Smith, Dr. Ian 696 Sobule, Jill 1137
Simms, Molly 1, 909 Skins, Chrissy 473 Smith, Jaclyn 1073 Socki, Steve 769
Simon, Bob 881 Skye, Azura 949 Smith, Jane 1119, 1140 Sohn, Sonja 1153
Simon, David 196, 1153 Sladen, Elisabeth 466 Smith, Jason 411 Soiseth, Daniel 838
Simon, Michael 119, Slater, Christian 371 Smith, Jessica 907 Sokolow, Sam 131
241, 367 Slater, Will 980 Smith, Jodi 845 Solange 603
Simon, Rachel 1141 Slates, Tracey 275, 957 Smith, Justice 14 Solarz, Ken 722
Simon, Robert D. 722 Slattery, John 928 Smith, Justin 863 Solberg, Shayn 785
Simon, Sam 1077 Slattery, Kevin 139 Smith, Karen 206 Solomon, Aaron 808
Simons, Jimmy 160 Slaughter, John 470 Smith, Kavan 382 Solomon, David 909
Simpkins, Ryan 868 Slavin, Pamela 604, Smith, Kenny 807 Solomon, Jerry 238
Simpson, Cindy 87 931, 1152 Smith, Kerry 882 Solomon, Matt 689
Simpson, Douglas G. Slavkin, Todd 1079 Smith, Kurtwood 606, Solomon, Nadia 1112
898 Slay, Gregory 1079 1090 Solomon, Shari 222
Simpson, Ginger 1112 Sleeper, Jen 167 Smith, Lauren Lee 720, Solomon, Steve 390
Simpson, Joe 1156 Slezak, Erika 995 905 Solomon, Susan 1142
Simpson, Kyle 491 Slider, Dan 633 Smith, Laurie Hickson Solomos, Steve 5
Simpson, Paula C. 636 Sloan, Amy 669 1129 Solorino, Gabriele 797
Sims, Jocko 110 Sloan, Doug 340 Smith, Lyon 560 Solowitz, Alex 128
Sims, Matt 494 Sloan, Tina 830 Smith, Mark Durden Solz, Jill 253
Sinbad 359 Slosi, William Butler 631 Somellan, Barbette 677
Sinclair, Emily 27, 219, 227 Smith, Meagan 622 Somerhalder, Ian 312,
220, 221 Slotar, Dean 1146 Smith, N. John 463, 926
Sinclair, Jonathan 394 Slowey, Anne 527 1093 Somerville, Bonnie 68
Singer, Bryan 756, 851 Slusher, Kathryn 825 Smith, Patrick Sean 826 Sommerfield, Bobby
Singer, Dulcy 1066 Slutsky, Sonia 324 Smith, Paula J. 1002 1103
Singer, Jonathan 106, Small, Adam 84, 703, Smith, Phyllis 994 Son, Diana 914
234, 566, 933 761, 929 Smith, Rachel 898, 1000 Song, Brenda 305, 509,
Singer, Julie 42 Small, Eric 1010 Smith, Robert 884 530, 1098
Singer, Lisa 42 Small, George 765 Smith, Ryan 101, 252 Sonnenfeld, Barry 990,
Singer, Ramona 1, 1032 Smallwood, Stephen Smith, Samantha 1102 1026
Singer, Rick 965 153 Smith, Shawnee 470 Soprano, Isabella 694
Singer, Robert 1102 Smart, Jason 759 Smith, Sheyna Kathleen Sorbo, Kevin 375, 412,
Singh, Andeep 932 Smart, Jean 1056 915 895
Singleton, Brian C. 143 Smart, Keenan 980 Smith, Stanley A. 503 Sorensen, Tara 934
Sinick, Em 249 Smiler, Brooke 1049 Smith, Theron 1031 Sorrenti, Nicole 1061
Sinise, Gary 590, 722 Smiley, Frank 911 Smith, Tucker 1082 Sorseth, Daniel 624,
Sintemiklaas, Michael Smiley, Slade 123 Smith, Will 32 666
1141 Smiley, Stu 800 Smith, William 75 Sorvino, Paul 913
Sinton, Frank 626 Smilov, Margaret 825 Smith, Yeardley 1077 Sossamon, Shannyne
Siqueiros, Flor 1129 Smilovic, Jason 371 Smith, Yvonne 626 753
Siracusa, Frank 55, 183, Smith, Aleyah 849 Smithberg, Madeline Soto, Ismael 666
213 Smith, Amanza 740 729 Soucie, Kath 511, 622,
Sirkot, Dennis 1077 Smith, Andrew 876 Smits, Jimmy 65, 516 969, 1040
Sironi, Alberto 409 Smith, Arthur 255, Smollet, Jake 336 Souder, Kelly 1079
Sirop, Rich 338, 1149 626, 838, 903 Smoove, J.D. 211 Sourligas, Christos 896
Sirulnick, Dave 401, Smith, Beth 763 Smulders, Cobie 853 Souza, Rebecca de 473
778, 907, 985 Smith, Billy 681 Smurfit, Victoria 489 Spacey, Kevin 440
Sisk, Bradford 527 Smith, Brian 247 Sneed, Johnny 574 Spade, David 1051
Siskel, Gene 646 Smith, Brian D. 181 Sneider, Jennifer 869 Spader, James 676
Sisto, Jeremy 913 Smith, Chloe 287 Snell, David Rees 1075 Spano, Joe 982
Sitomer, Sheila 790, Smith, Chris 143, 441, Snodin, David 103 Spano, Vincent 310
865 739 Snow, DeShawn 1032 Sparks, Hal 71, 1106
Sivertsen, Mark 481 Smith, Cornelius, Jr. Snow, Ken 58, 524 Sparks, Jordin 317, 372
Siviano, Christian 346 623 Snow, Mark 814, 996, Spazek, Terry 15
Sizemore, Robert 918 Smith, Courtney 1079 Spearman, Douglas 989
Skarsgard, Alexander Thorne 616 Snow, Victoria 1002 Spearritt, Hannah 414
196 Smith, Crystal 1069 Snyder, Dana 701 Spears, Aries 929
Skell, Marissa 470 Smith, Damian 386 Snyder, Julie 547 Spears, Britney 56
Skerritt, Tom 141, 580, Smith, Dan 1128 So, Lina 470 Spears, Jamie Lynn 1165
682 Smith, Douglas 668 Sobat, Christopher Specht, Patty Ivins 18,
Skiles, Deirdre 644 Smith, Dwight D. 1021 1057 343
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Spector, James 124 Stamos, John 100, 567, Steinberg, David Ben- Stevenson, Cynthia
Speers, Dana 1043 784 jamin 482 595, 945
Speight, Derrick 501, Stamp, Terence 1079 Steinberg, Hank 1154 Stevenson, Jocelyn 1118
670 Stanchfield, Darby 789, Steinberg, Jon 881 Stewart, Alexis 589
Spelling, Tori 1126 881 Steinberg, K.J. 824 Stewart, Andy 353
Spence, Bruce 287 Stancioff, Alex 920 Steinberg, Mason 145 Stewart, April 1086
Spence, Louie 73 Stander, Jennifer 286, Steinberg, Susan 630 Stewart, Boo Boo 734
Spence, Rod 213 537, 730, 735 Steindorff, Scott 909 Stewart, Brittany Lan
Spence, Sebastian 122, Stanford, Halle 492 Steiner, Linda 34, 341 576
387 Stanford, Jason Gray Steiner, Reed 1075 Stewart, Catherine
Spencer, Brenton 375 955 Steiner, Vienna 866 Mary 127, 195, 487
Spencer, Jesse 851 Stangel, Eric 912 Steines, Mark 342, 781 Stewart, Crystie 346
Spencer, Lara 639 Stangel, Justin 912 Steinke, Lisa 760 Stewart, Eric 1164
Spencer, Simon 1118 Stanger, Patti 339 Stella, Gary 581 Stewart, Fivel 734
Spences, Rick 723 Stanhope, Connor 1079 Stellar, Rachel Brill Stewart, Greg 123, 624,
Spera, Deborah 641, Staniszewski, Daniel 1087 666, 1000, 1032
715, 1035 1087 Stentiford, Tyler 332 Stewart, Ian 578
Sperakis, Constanza Staniszewski, David 512 Stepanek, Brian 138 Stewart, Jeff 348
820 Stanley, Doug 739 Stephens, Darryl 989 Stewart, Jon 4, 98, 706,
Sperl, Natalie Denise Stanton, Gabrielle G. Stephens, Elizabeth 681 729
451 828 Stephens, Janaya 178 Stewart, Josh 753
Spezialy, Tom 745, Stanton, Harry Dean Stephens, John 1087 Stewart, Julie 709
1035 668 Stephens, Norman 536 Stewart, Kellee 965
Spidell, Debra 1165 Stanton, Molly 139 Stephens, Toby 449 Stewart, Martha 589,
Spielberg, Steven 9, Stapleton, Faye 838 Stephenson, Annabelle 937
297, 784 Stapleton, Kevin 116 225 Stewart, Patrick 153
Spilchuk, Jamie 332 Star, Darren 68 Stephenson, Gary L. Stewart, Sara 529
Spingain, Jed 651 Stark, Jonathan 616 684, 1085 Stewart, Shannon 1162
Spink, J.C. 904 Stark, Steve 807, 942 Stephenson, Mary Alice Stewart, Zack 402
Spink, Joy 103 Starmann, Ray 195 635 Stickles, Peter 908
Spinney, Carroll 2, 1066 Starr, Jordana 250, Sterbenz, Liz 222, 406 Stickney, Timothy D.
Spiro, Jordana 965 329, 483 Sterling, Dan 902, 1058 995
Spiro, Lev L. 340 Starr, Noah 25 Sterling, Mindy 857 Stiehm, Meredith 707,
Spitzer, Christy 83 Starr, Ringo 215, 603 Stern, David 349 784
Spivey, Charlotte 658 Starr, Ryan 203 Stern, Gardner 909, Stiers, David Ogden
Spoerri, Peter 470 Stashwick, Todd 1045 913 991
Spoor, Brian 72, 491 Staton, Rebekah 420 Stern, Joseph 913 Stiller, Michael 956
Sprankle, Zara 655 Staton, Rohan 526 Stern, Leslie Morgan Stilwell, Callie 352
Spreckman, Sandi 892 Staub, Chelsea 340 417 Stilwell, Victoria 218,
Springer, Jerry 1, 347, Staudinger, Aaron 1137 Stern, Nancy 124 264
634, 882, 1094 Stause, Chrishell 623 Stern, Shoshannah 881 Stinson, Carey 658
Springer, Jesse 492 Stavrides, Stavros C. Stern, Tracey 336, 745 Stock, Monica 649
Springfield, Rick 810 1104 Sternberg, Harriet 431 Stockdale, Gary 1010
Sprouse, Cole 530, Steadman, Alison 103, Sternberg, Scott 70, Stockley, Mary 57
1098 193, 607 488, 840 Stocks, Jennifer 887
Sprouse, Dylan 530, Stebbings, Peter 375 Sternhagen, Frances Stockton, Allie 985
1098 Steckler, David T. 714 704 Stoddard, Jim 184
Sprow, Nancy 816 Steed, Michael 798 Stevens, Amber 826 Stoddard, Mark 832
Spry, Robin 79 Steele, Cindy 252 Stevens, Brad 7 Stoddart, Lindsay 239
Spurlock, Morgan 1114 Steele, Jeffrey 373 Stevens, Caroline 69 Stojanovich, Paul 712
Stabile, Salvatore 1041 Steer, Kimberly 241 Stevens, Connie 370, Stojko, Elvis 238
Stack, Chris 995 Stefaniuk, Ron 768 609 Stokes, Melissa 1014
Stafford, Michelle 125, Stegemann, Mark 1063 Stevens, Dan 103 Stokes, Michael E. 816
1163 Steger, Michael 82, Stevens, Emma 479 Stokes, Richard 551
Stagg, Ellen 515 383 Stevens, George 278 Stokes, Tim 1088
Stahl, Leslie 801 Stehlin, Savannah 443 Stevens, Jan 1056, 1063 Stoll, Barbara 1051, 1113
Staines, Kent 365 Stein, Ben 477, 635, Stevens, John 512, 640 Stoll, Katy 1022, 1023
Staite, Jewel 737 808 Stevens, George, Jr. 90 Stolley, Brian 1095
Stall, Jordana 973 Stein, Bruce 614 Stevens, Lauren A. 1048 Stolper, Stella 285
Stallone, Frank 247 Stein, Dan 763 Stevens, Michael M. Stone, Angie 559
Stallworth, Omarosa Stein, David 506, 955 90, 278 Stone, Bob 808
Manigault 72 Stein, Herb 522 Stevens, Shadoe 895 Stone, Claire 580
Stamatapoulos, Dino Stein, Robert 484 Stevens, Tom 604 Stone, Curtis 538
147 Steinberg, David 145, Stevenson, Beth 805, Stone, Evan 908
Stamm, Miero 805 303 1030, 1100 Stone, Jennifer 1155
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Stone, Jennifer Givner Sullivan, David 234, Swenson, Edithe 214, Tarantino, Paul 421
1028 592 398 Tarantino, Quentin 8, 9
Stone, Jon 1066 Sullivan, Jack 298 Swift, Taylor 16, 166, Tarbuck, Barbara 810
Stone, Matt 900, 1086 Sullivan, Katherine 614 215, 216 Tarpinian, Gary 324
Stone, Patrick 30 Sullivan, Liam Kyle 7 Swindell, Richard 600 Tarses, Jamie 965
Stone, Sam 644 Sullivan, Molly 188 Swinney, Stephanie Tarses, Matt 606, 1063
Stone, Scott A. 177, Sullivan, Nancy 1090 1068 Tartaglia, John 886
350, 859, 1121, 1125 Sullivan, Nicole 447, Swiss, Emily 428 Tartaglia, Peter 838,
Stone, Sharon 205 476, 929 Switzer, Kaye 892 1032
Stoner, Alyson 63 Sullivan, Trent 225 Switzer, Kyle 127 Tarver, Banks 547
Storck, Paul 1135 Sumika, Aya 992 Syal, Meera 269 Tarver, Ken DuBanks
Stork, Travis 142 Summelis, Angelo 432 Sydnor, Charles 147 1054
Storm, Anthony 626 Summer, Cree 622 Sykes, John E. 432 Tashjian, Janace 782
Stormare, Peter 1018 Summers, Marc 571, Sykes, Wanda 651 Tat, Harley 588
Storms, Kirsten 810, 811 750, 871, 986, 1139 Sylark, George 1160 Tata, Joe E. 383
Storrs, David 499 Summers, Tara 676 Sylvester, Anthony 1150 Tatasciore, Fred 476
Story, Bonnie 15 Summers, Yale 471 Sylvia, Shannon 199 Tate, Catherine 762
Story, Jason 891 Sumner, Kay 764 Symon, Michael 750 Tate, Shelby 1079
Stoteraux, James 287 Sumpter, Tika 995 Sypek, Ryan 1151 Tatro, Shelly 59, 71, 316
Stough, Eric 1086 Sunjata, Daniel 1041 Szajda, Pawel 196 Tatum, J. Michael 1057
Stovall, Trenny 275 Surgan, Dan 401 Szew, Fernando 509, Tatum, Shirley 585,
Strahovski, Yvonne 702 Surlas, Max 765, 801 595, 664 858
Strain, Julie 1068 Suro, Maria 56 Szuch, Todd 930 Taub, Alex 1079
Strait, George 96 Sursok, Tammin 1163 Taub, Lori-Etta 1111
Strand, Mark 460 Sussman, Mike 287 Ta, Siu 663 Taulere, Patrick 765,
Strang, Deborah 511 Sussman, Sharon 554 Tackaberry, Tony 846 870
Strange, Sarah 945, Sustoissic, Stephen 604 Tackenberg, Genevieve Tavera, Michael 777
1038 Sutherland, Donald 670 Taylar, Barnaby 980
Strangis, Sam 720, 721 756 Taenaka, Jimmy 282 Tayler, Seth 890
Strasser, Robin 995 Sutherland, Haig 480 Tafuri, Lea 97 Taylor, Alison 897
Strassman, Karen 48 Sutherland, Joseph Allan Tagawa, Cary-Hiroyuki Taylor, Brook 694
Straub, Duke 1083 397 200 Taylor, Cherilee 1002
Straub, Mike 355 Sutherland, Kiefer 564 Tager, Aron 876 Taylor, Cheryl 607
Straus, Billy 769, 922 Sutherland, Neil 976 Tagle, Anna Maria Perez Taylor, Dendrie 505
Strauss, Peter 553 Sutherland, Shye 596 De 685, 834 Taylor, Holland 1133
Straw, Norma Jean 845 Sutphen, Jeff 369 Takacs, Tibor 387 Taylor, Jack 385
Streep, Meryl 516 Sutter, Kurt 505, 1075 Takahashi, Alisha 1092 Taylor, Jakki 1142
Streeter, Meg 238 Sutter, Randy 92 Takei, George 477 Taylor, James 318
Streisand, Barbra 8, Sutton, Chuck 873 Takis, Kathryn 907 Taylor, James Arnold
278, 297, 609 Sutton, Molly 1139 Talai, Amir 160 517, 647
Strickland, KaDee 1019 Sutton, Percy E. 873 Talarico, Rich 804, 929 Taylor, Jeffrey 269
Strickland, Quante 503 Sutton, Phoef 676 Talbert, Eli 722 Taylor, Josh 738
Stringfield, Sherry 784 Sutula, Kathy 58 Talicfero, Crystal 164 Taylor, Kate 1009
Strong, Brenda 745 Suvari, Mena 481 Tam, Jason 995 Taylor, Lisa 828
Strong, Danny 440 Suzette, Madam 694 Tam, Shan 282, 504 Taylor, Matthew 7
Strong, Mark 103 Svatek, Peter 87, 204 Tamaro, Janet 675, 722 Taylor, Michael 659
Strong, Tara 622, 701, Swain, Dominique 412 Tamblyn, Amber 461 Taylor, Mirelly 111
793, 1047, 1105 Swan, Kathleen 614 Tambor, Jeffrey 586 Taylor, Nicki 321
Stroud, Les 1104 Swanberg, Joe 515, 610 Tamez, Jose 1136 Taylor, Regina 1138
Stroup, Jessica 383 Swanhaus, Tripp 1050 Tan, Lavinia 818 Taylor, Richard 876
Struck, Karen 78, 283 Swank, Hilary 4 Tan, Yuan Yuan 386 Taylor, Robert 1128
Studi, Wes 99 Swanson, Jim 1030 Tanke, Brian 674 Taylor, Russi 947
Stuhler, Rachel 128 Swartzlander, Ric 192 Tannenbaum, Eric 990, Taylor, Tamara 675
Stults, Geoff 993 Swartzweider, John 1133 Taylor, Tiffany 694
Stupin, Paul 259 1077 Tannenbaum, Kim 990, Taylor, Tope 604
Sturmer, Andy 34, 969 Swatek, Barrett 423 1133 Taylor, Toper 642, 727,
Stylianider, Mario 607 Swedlow, Max 1114 Tanner, Joy 709, 919 931, 1152
Suby, Michael 904 Sweeney, Allison 270, Tantillo, Machi 940 Taylor, Veronica 752
Suchman, Pam 749 670, 738 Tanzer, Lisa 739 Taylor, Zara 734
Suckow, Ann 923 Sweeney, D.B. 110, 228, Tanzini, Phil 435 Teague, Sean 1057
Sudeikis, Jason 467, 602 Tapert, Robert 287 Tee, Brian 110
1059 Sweet, Jeremy 615, 627, Tapper, Cara 20, 936 Teed, Jill 709
Sulieman, Sterling 623 781, 794, 817 Tapping, Amanda 463 Teegarden, Aimee 806
Sulkin, Alec 795 Sweetin, Jodie 100 Tarabay, Nick E. 110 Teigen, Michael 320
Sullivan, Damian 75 Sweigait, Stephen 991 Tarantino, Louis 36 Tellalian, Gary 11
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Teller 1010 Thomas, Nicholas 1128 Thurman, Uma 362 Toms, Bruce 475
Telsey, Bernard 286 Thomas, Peter 185 Thyne, T.J. 675 Toms, Eric 438
Temple, Josh 19 Thomas, Ross 664, Thyne, Tone 1157 Tong, Vincent 1105
Templeton, Ryan 1130 1074 Thyre, Becky 147 Tonioli, Bruno 733
Templeton, Scott 970, Thomas, Russell 77 Tibbitt, Paul 1089 Toniolo, Bruce 121
1029 Thomas, Steve 1117 Tierney, Maura 784 Tonkin, Phoebe 225
Teng, Larry 942 Thomas, Sunset 7, 694 Tietsort, Erin 1099 Tonna, Susan 1006
Tennant, Emily 445 Thomas, Tanisha 655 Tiffany 513, 655 Toolan, Rebecca 502
Tenney, Henry 385 Thomason, Harry 563 Tigger 1031 Toplyn, Joe 912
Tenney, Jon 704 Thomason, Linda Tijoe, Roy 509 Toporoff, Melinda 1009
Tenney, Sue 917 Bloodworth 563 Tilcox, T.J. 860 Topper, Cara 168
Tepe, Amanda 1155 Thomasson, Helgi 386 Till, David 122 Toprak, Pinar 41
Tepper, Morris 949 Thomopoulos, Anne Tilley, Jill 688 Tordsman, Jacqueline
Terenzio, John 891 196 Tilton, Charlene 895 647
Tergesen, Lee 196 Thompson, Bradley Timberlake, Justin 169 Torgan, Leonard 260
Terranova, Diana 499 659 Timmer, Damien 30 Torgman, Rochelle 352
Terzian, Ripsi 655 Thompson, Brian 36 Timmons, Matthew 530 Torimiro, Dapo 930
Terzo, Venus 737 Thompson, Cassi 398 Timuss, Sandra 315 Tornetta, Guiditta 1068
Tesh, John 781 Thompson, Frank 119 Tinker, Mark 1019 Toro, Sasha 769
Tessier, John 418 Thompson, Fred Dalton Tirola, Douglas 1161 Torrens, Pip 103
Testa, Garland 902 913 Tisdale, Ashley 407, Torriero, Talan 907
Testa, Matthew 798, Thompson, Gary Scott 408, 1098 Torti, Robert 1098
1114 281, 909 Tishby, Noa 260 Tortorici, Peter 993
Testa, Tony 120 Thompson, Gregory Tisserand, Rose Ann 151 Torv, Anna 187
Teti, Scott 252, 1048 787 Titus, Christopher 669 Toth, Andy 783
Teutul, Michael 13 Thompson, Hanna 655 Titus, Matt 329 Touby, Judson 758
Teutul, Paul, Jr. 13 Thompson, J. Rupert Titus, Richard D. 445 Tourison, Sedgwick
Teutul, Paul, Sr. 13 14, 624, 666 Tiwary, Vivek J. 428 636
Tewksbury, Mark 854 Thompson, Jason 810, To, Rodney 15 Toussaint, Lorraine 5
Thacker, Jeff 631, 1082 811, 838 Tobman, Jared 367 Towers, Jonathan 629
Tharp, Twyla 278 Thompson, Keith 103 Tochterman, David 170 Towers, Lisa 87
Thatcher, Kirk R. 362 Thompson, Kenan 467, Tockar, Lee 812, 1119 Towne, Robert 8
Thatcher, Tony 684 1059 Todd, Donald 1056 Townsend, Kevin M.
Thayer, Tom 22, 199, Thompson, Larry 304 Todd, Kate 1030 862
569, 813 Thompson, Lea 88, Todd, Kendra 970 Townshend, Pete 278
Theroux, Justin 272 174, 877 Todman, Bill 1016 Toyne, Jeff 143, 566
Thewlis, Mary Rae 914 Thompson, Marc 1143, Todosey, Jordan 919 Tracey, Ian 737
Thicke, Alan 100 1159 Tognoni, Gina 830 Trachtenberg, Michelle
Thicke, Robin 135, 775 Thompson, Mark 237, Tolan, Miriam 298 92, 824
Thicke, Todd 633 640 Tolan, Peter 1041 Tracy, Elizabeth 798
Thirlwell, J.G. 1141 Thompson, Marni 1002 Tolbert, Tommie 454 Trainor, Jerry 857
Thirx, Thom 1038 Thompson, Marsha Toledo, Myrna 3 Trammell, Judy 730
Thomas, Andrew 712 149, 909 Toler, Lynn 741, 758 Trammell, Sam 556
Thomas, B.J. 231 Thompson, Melissa Tolfini, Michael 1079 Tran, Knick 1091
Thomas, Betsy 965 979 Toliver, Amy 402 Traub, Stacy 990
Thomas, Brad 574, 601, Thompson, Myaa 352 Tolken, Stephen 287 Traube, Nicholas 97
602 Thompson, Rob 955 Toll, Daniel 88 Traugott, Peter 1056
Thomas, Bruce 904 Thompson, Saige 462 Toll, Joanne 260 Travis, Nancy 671
Thomas, Chris 1031 Thoms, Tracie 707 Tollin, Michael 996 Travis, Sean 844
Thomas, Craig 229, Thomson, Sarah 411 Tom, Heather 125, 673 Travolta, John 4, 471
625, 853 Thorburn, Jim 1002 Tom, Lauren 902, 945 Traya, Misti 197
Thomas, Dave Barton Thorn, Nautica 964, Tom, Nicholle 229, Treadway, Ty 718
341 987 949 Trebek, Alex 880
Thomas, Eddie Kay Thorne, Bella 371 Tomas, Heidi Santro Trelar, David 1158
1120 Thornton, Derryck 626 1129 Tremaine, Jeff 1046
Thomas, Ernest 787 Thornton, Karen 1039 Tomasina, Jeana 1, 1032 Tremblett, Ken 684
Thomas, Heidi 30 Thornton, Kirk 48, Tomasino, Vanessa 325 Trendy, Bobby 203
Thomas, Ian 122 1017 Tominson, Jeff 569 Tresnak, Milan 509
Thomas, Jack 1040 Thorpe, James 799 Tomita, Tamlyn 810 Trethewey, Richard 1117
Thomas, Jake 713 Thorpe, Richard 784 Tomko, Carole 818 Trinklein, Mike 410
Thomas, Jeff 1135 Thorsen, Robin 831 Tomlin, John 890 Tripoli, Tony 898
Thomas, Joe 164 Thorson, Karen L. 1153 Tomlin, Jon 865 Tripplehorn, Jeanne
Thomas, Kevin 452 Thost, Rory 841 Tomlin, Lily 278, 563 668
Thomas, Lorna 778 Thretheway, Richard Tompkins, Terry 1009, Tropp, Barry 456, 457,
Thomas, Mark 532 645 1100, 1158 458, 459
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Trotter, Kate 1002 Tyler, Emlyn 208 Vallow, Karen 625 Varley, Eddie 329
Troughton, Sam 449 Tyler, Zach 653 Vanacore, David 27, Varpness, Dustin 576
Trowbridge, Taylor 5 Tylo, Hunter 673 177, 1103 Varshney, Pranidhi 184
Trucco, Michael 659 Tyng, Christopher 281, Van Allen, Reese 967 Vartan, Michael 669
True, Cynthia 337 1041 Van Belle, Jacqueline Vasi, Denise 623
Trueman, Tracy 521 Tyson, Ben 285 995 Vasilatos, Jerry A. 930
Trujillo, Lucy 311 Tyson, Jennifer 512 Van Camp, Alex 402 Vassilieva, Sofia 942
Trumeter, Darren 1148 Tyson, Misty 1044 Vance, Chris 1018 Vaughan, Kathryn 791
Trump, Donald 72, Vance, Courtney B. 914 Vaughn, Ben 658
1000 Uhrmacher, Jason 1 Vance, Norman, Jr. 816 Vaughn, Greg 810
Trump, Donald, Jr. 72 Ullerup, Emilie 463 Van Citters, Darrell Vaughn, Robert 159
Trump, Ivanka 72 Ullman, Ravir 447 348 Vaughn, William C. 37
Trunk, Eddie 335 Ullman, Tracey 553 Van D, Kat 906 Vazquez, Marian An-
Truss, Adrian 876 Ullmann, Perry 321 Vand, Sheila 1022 tonieta 398
Trussell, Carol Dunn Ulman, Todd 826 Vanderburgh, Anthony Veasey, Pam 722
556 Ulrich, Skeet 881 495 Veats, Meredith 378
Tsai, Ming 1076 Umemoto, Elyse 342 Vanderburgh, Nichols Vebber, Dan 625
Tsirkin, Jacqueline 830 Underwood, Blair 260 Castel 1100 Velazquez, Nadine 248
Tsutsui, Julie 713 Underwood, Brittany Vander Veld, Nadine Velez, Gloria 1027
Tubiola, Nicole 1151 995 577 Velez, Lauren 747
Tuchman, Eric 904 Underwood, Carrie 96, Vandervelde, John 604 Venable, James L. 802
Tucker, Brad 564 215, 516 Vandervoot, Laura 1079 Ventimiglia, Milo 839
Tucker, James 34 Underwood, Matthew Vandervort, Phil 1011 Ventura, Pat 1105
Tucker, Lisa 483, 898 1165 Vanderwerf, Cameron Venza, Jac 630, 825
Tuita, Hefa Leone 120 Underwood, Sheryl 284 251 Verde, Alex 512
Tuite, Gabrielle 413, Ungerleider, Ira 192, Van Dien, Casper 6 Verdi, Robert 490, 796
1016 853 Van Dusen, Chris 828 ver Doran, Jerry 995
Tulaine, Dikran 292 Unterman, Jade 1079 Van Dyke, Barry 963 Vereen, Ben 5, 611
Tulloch, Bitzie 423 Updike, Nancy 547 Van Dyke, Dick 561, Vergara, Sofia 205
Tully, Jeff 728 Urb, Johann 223 963 Verheiden, Mark 659,
Tumino, John 995 Urban, Karl 99 Van Dyke, Shane 963 1079
Tunell, Rick 535 Urban, Keith 96, 169 Vangsness, Kirsten 715 Vernetti, Joanna 20, 168
Tunie, Tamara 915 Urbaniale, James 1141 Van Hooft, Anna 799 Verno, Judith 179
Tunney, Robin 333, Urbans, Joe 497 Van Hoogstratten, Vernoff, Krista 828
567, 1018 Urie, Michael 343 Nicholas 1020 Vernon, Kate 659
Tupper, James 945 Urshel, Mara 1061 Van Horn, Kelly 211 Verta, Mike 228
Tur, Arlene 110 Usher 39, 578 Van Lear, Philip Edward Vertue, Beryl 109, 269
Turbay, Paola 384 Uskert, Pat 569 1018 Vertue, Sue 109
Turbelsy, T.J. 546 Uszac, Helena 769 Van Lokerren, Jill 998 Vertullo, Mark A. 624
Turchiano, Danielle Utley, Kanika 279 Van Meter, Richard Veskosky, Brian 119,
1022, 1023 Utt, Jessie 143 329 129, 740, 767
Turco, Paige 669 Utterback, Sarah 828 Van Munster, Bertram Veverka, Jana 684
Turner, Aiden 623 394 Vianek, Karen Mayeda
Turner, Bruce 526 Vacher, Francis 772 Van Nieuberg, Krista 357
Turner, Jane 277 Vachon, Christine 547 491, 545, 744, 1014 Vickers, Darrell 1152
Turner, Kriss 787 Vadas, Kristen Connolly Van Note, Mary 327 Vickers, Debbie 1123
Turner, Kristopher 390 106 Van Orman, Thurop Vico, Boyd 7, 1084
Turner, Mark Tye 7 Vadsaria, Dilshad 826 326 Victor, Harry 785
Turner, Tina 215 Vajna, Andrew 543 Vanover, Carrie 219 Victor, Paul Ben 259,
Turner, Zenoli 556 Valderrama, Roberta Van Patten, Dick 895 787
Turteltaub, Jon 881 1113 Van Patten, Sarah 386 Vidas, John 131, 638
Tuschman, Bob 871, Valderrama, Wilmer 81 Van Peebles, Mario 487 Vidyasagar, Nitya 2
1115 Valdez, Janet Cole 930 Van Praugh, James 814 Vieira, Meredith 318,
Tutera, David 368 Valdsgaard, Michael 150 Van Sprang, Alan 663, 568, 1142, 1149
Tutt, Sunshine Deia Vale, Eric 832 1002 Vila, Bob 1117
1099 Valencia, Noah 534 Van Steeden, Michael Vilanch, Bruce 895
Tuttle, Gina 8 Valentine, E. Austin 908 Vilanoba, Pierre Fran-
Tuttle, Russ 846 820 Van Valkenburgh, Deb- cois 386
Tweed, Shannon 809 Valentine, Sofia 7 orah 28, 214 Villalovos, Vanessa 111
Tweed, Tracey 809 Valentine, Steve 158 Van Vessem, Amy 1129 Villari, Libby 806
Twiggy 637 Valentini, Frank 995 Van Zandt, Caitlin 830 Villella, Ann 920
Twist, Pat 253 Valentino, Val 319 Van Zandt, Ned 509 Vincent, Christian 989
Twomey, Jennifer 672 Valette, Pierre 642 Vare, Ethile Ann 533 Vincent, Sam 356, 774,
Tylands, Paul 1078 Valley, Mark 676 Vargas, Kevin 547, 1054 1096
Tyler, Aisha 814 Vallow, Kara 795 Vargas, Taliana 347 Vincent, Ty 759
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Vinnedge, Syd 1016 Walberg, Mark L. 351 Wapner, Judge Joseph Waugh, Richard 595
Vinson, Chuck 284, Walcott, Jennifer 1162 A. 1011 Waugman, Valerie 14
484 Wald, Doug 736, 1120 Warburton, Patrick Waxman, Mark 318
Virk, Manjinder 57 Waldau, Nikolaj Coster 777, 795, 1051, 1106, Way, Ronnie 766
Vischer, Lisa 1140 376 1141 Wayland, Andrea 1139
Vischer, Phil 1140 Walden, Harvey 696 Ward, Barry 151 Wayne, Frank 1016
Viseiglia, Robert J. 965 Walden, W.G. Snuffy Ward, Jim 793 Wayne, George 346
Visitor, Nana 1151 300, 423, 806 Ward, Joe Patrick 506 Wayne, Lil 169, 235
Visnjic, Goran 784 Walder, Katie 1074 Ward, Megan 810 Wearing, Michael 103
Vitarelli, Joseph 272 Waldman, Barr H. 1154 Ward, Ronnie 301 Wearstle, Kelly 1125
Vitti, Jon 1077 Waldon, Matt 52 Ward, Tiffany 812 Weatherly, Michael 982
Vlaming, Jeff 1035 Walger, Sonya 534, 1111 Warden, Steve 510 Weaver, David 78
Vogel, Hal 57 Walker, Ally 1111 Warfel, Evelyn 20 Weaver, Dennis 1151
Voight, Jon 564 Walker, Edward 1129 Waring, Lauri 1, 1032 Weaver, Liz 958
Voll, Daniel 1138 Walker, Greg 1079, 1154 Warner, Julie 398 Weaver, Michael 990
Von Gagein, Rikolt 489 Walker, Jack 885 Warner, Lynne 727, Weaver, Patty 1163
Vonkuinatowski, Theo Walker, John 825 968 Weaver, Sigourney 9
439 Walker, Jonathan 799 Warner, Malcolm-Jamal Web, James 327
Von Zerneck, Frank 92, Walker, Justin 522 477 Webb, Brenda 15
179, 425, 427, 580 Walker, Kathryn 991 Warner, Stephen 684 Webb, Shirley 206
Voos, Chris 112, 522 Wall, J. Chris 1140 Warnica, Peter 261 Weber, Christin 980
Vorhauer, Jacqueline Wall, Kevin 711 Warren, Chris, Jr. 133 Weber, Jake 942
951 Wall, Lee 1085 Warren, Dr. Katrina Weber, Kal 236
Voris, Cyrus 154 Wall, Sarah 325, 517 245 Weber, Shayna 347
Vos, David 645 Wallace, Andrew 1021 Warren, Lesley Ann 9, Webster, Derek 446
Vosburgh, George 880 Wallace, Aria 456, 457, 259 Webster, Lesley Wake
Voslon, Arnold 176 458, 459 Warren, Marc 30, 713 990
Vowles, Matt 1099 Wallace, Cameo 986 Warren, Mervyn 428 Webster, Michael 537
Vox, Dylan 734, 908 Wallace, Marcia 1077 Warwick, Ben 657 Webster, Rebecca 454
Vultion, Erika 7 Wallace, Pamela 577 Warwick, Ken 627, 634 Weddle, David 659
Wallace, Rusty 979 Washington, Denzel 4, Weed, Ken T. 626
Wactor, Sherilynn 759 Wallach, Allison 361 278 Weed, Kent 255, 838
Wada, Kaoru 1057 Wallasch, Crystal 45 Washington, Hayman Weeds, Yvonne 77
Waddingham, Cindy Waller, Ariel 919 624 Weeks, Debra 961, 1088
594 Walliams, David 302, Washington, Isaiah 828 Weeks, Perdita 1131
Waddington, Steve 303 Wasikowska, Mia 260 Wehrenberg, Kevin 596
1131 Wallis, Jack 825 Wasserman, Jerry 387 Weide, Robert B. 724
Wade, Kevin 68 Walsh, Dylan 988 Wasserman, Ron 685, Weideman, Sarah 460
Wadey, Maggie 103 Walsh, Erica 1015 751, 849 Weidenfeld, Nick 147
Wadruff, Olivie 365 Walsh, Gwynth 229, Waterman, Douglas Weidman, Sarah 901
Wady, Tabitha 103 737 523, 712, 875 Weigert, Robin 916
Waese, Jamie 768 Walsh, Heather 973 Waters, Laura 531 Weinbach, Brent 327
Wafer, Terice 172 Walsh, John 636 Waterstreet, Ed 534 Weinberg, Amy 1160
Wagenen, Eric 624 Walsh, Kate 372, 828, Watkins, Jason 294 Weinberg, Eric 1063
Wagner, Bruce 553 1019 Watkins, Michael 909, Weinberg, Max 911
Wagner, Helen 644 Walsh, Maiara 713 1018 Weinberg, Michael
Wagner, Jack 673 Walsh, Valerie 769, 820 Watkins, Michaela 983, 896, 911
Wagner, Jill 596 Walsh, Vincent 55 1059 Weinberg, Noah 884
Wagner, Robb 76 Walshe, Siobhan 324 Watkins, Royale 743 Weinberg, Ronald W.
Wagner, Robert 513 Walter, Jessica 383 Watros, Cynthia 171 642
Wagner, Thomas 630 Walter, Lisa Ann 71 Watson, Alese 832 Weinberg, Teri 994,
Wahhab, Audra 863 Walters, Barbara 32, Watson, Barry 832, 1131, 1136
Wahl, Marisa 989 33, 44, 1142 1056 Weiner, Don 319, 477,
Wahlberg, Mark 260, Walters, Melora 668 Watson, Bill 1126 640, 754, 873, 954
782 Walthers, Melanie 193 Watson, Emily 332 Weiner, Eric 431, 501,
Wahler, Jason 907 Walton, Anna 113 Watson, Emma 30 769, 922
Wahlgren, Kari 293, Walton, David 423 Watson, Jamie 495 Weiner, Matthew 928
1106 Walton, Jess 1163 Watson, Kelcey 751 Weinman, Roz 913, 914
Wainwright, Angel M. Walworth, Jack 712 Watson, Mitch 1106 Weinstein, Bob 1021
811 Wampole, Kristy 59, Watson, Paul 40 Weinstein, Evan 624,
Waite, Alison 817 366 Watson, Sharon Lee 790
Waite, Ralph 195 Wandmacher, Michael 1138 Weinstein, Harvey 1021
Waked, Amr 244 462 Watts, Matthew 798 Weinstein, J. Elvis 633
Wakefield, Charity 103 Wanetik, Ric 578 Watts, Rhonda 1112 Weinstein, Mary 229
Walberg, Mark C. 639 Wang, Nathan 575 Watts, Sam 466 Weinstein, Paula 440
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Weinstock, Danielle West, Adam 795 White, Vanna 1147 Will.ia.m 76

949 West, Alice 1136 Whitehead, Geoffrey Williams, Andy 215, 318
Weinstock, Steven 1032 West, Bob 658 607 Williams, Ani 759
Weintraub, Josh 1147 West, Chandra 183, Whitesell, Emily 682 Williams, Ashley 384,
Weintraub, Meredith 364 Whitesell, Sean 707 502
1028 West, Dave 733, 778 Whitfield, Lynn 1072 Williams, Austin 995
Weir, Patrick 728 West, Dianne 913 Whitfield, Salli Richard- Williams, Barbara 159
Weir, Stephnie 929 West, Dominic 1153 son 785 Williams, Billy Dee 811
Weisbrook, Ryan 1105 West, Kanye 39 Whitfield, Sheree 1032 Williams, Bree 995
Weisfeld, Zak 1081 West, Martin 386 Whitman, George 638 Williams, Brian 305,
Weisman, Greg 511 West, Maura 644 Whitman, Heather 516, 1064
Weisman, John 968 West, Michael 708 Joseph 976 Williams, C. Dunsean
Weiss, Andy 1025 West, Randy 808 Whitman, Mae 648 938
Weiss, Brian Volk 268, West, Shane 784 Whitmire, Steve 318, Williams, Caroline 344
804 West, Terry 91 362, 525 Williams, Cindy 561
Weiss, Dori 320 West, Wendy 704 Whitney, Dan 285 Williams, Clarence, III
Weiss, Glenn 53, 125, West, Yvonne 91 Whitrow, Benjamin 103 975
346, 347, 548, 583 Westbrook, Marie 392 Whittaker, Tracy 488, Williams, Darnell 623
Weiss, Marty 28 Westenra, Hayley 65, 840 Williams, Delaney 1153
Weiss, Michael Cole 77 Whoppers, Wendy 61 Williams, Donna 206
1122 Westerkamp, Jorg 110 Wiand, Stephanie 620 Williams, Doug 938
Weiss, Molly 679 Westfeldt, Jennifer 990 Wickline, Matt 804 Williams, Genelle 1030
Weiss, Rhonda 401 Westgard, Jay 860 Widden, Kathleen 89 Williams, Hal 195
Weiss, Rob 782, 1025 Westheimer, Cody 170 Widdoes, Kathleen 644 Williams, Harry Greg-
Weissman, David 340 Westmore, Matt 952 Wiehl, Christopher 357 son 1045
Weissman, Max 1134 Westwick, Ed 824 Wiener, Leslie 818 Williams, Hashim 759
Weitz, Bruce 810 Wetherbee, Sarah 703 Wiener, Rick 625 Williams, J.D. 1153
Weitzman, Carole 1143 Wetterberg, Gunnar Wiese, Erik 337 Williams, J.P. 285, 671
Weitzman, Matt 625, 519 Wieselman, Douglas Williams, Jesse 664
795 Wettig, Patricia 682, 653 Williams, Jim 243
Wejbe, Jolean 668 1018 Wiest, Dianne 260, Williams, Jo Beth 471,
Welch, Ed 1118 Wexler, Jonathan 768 443 536
Welch, Kathy 124 Weyman, Kit 919 Wigutow, Dan 358, Williams, Keely 1099
Welch, Pamela 343 Whalen, Sarah 26 567 Williams, Kevin 237,
Welch, Raquel 586 Whalley, Louise 206 Wiig, Kristen 467, 1059 878
Welker, Frank 725 Wharmby, Tony 675 Wilberg, Mark 91 Williams, Kiely 11, 82,
Weller, Frederick 259 Whatley, Dixie 646 Wilberger, James 6, 318
Weller, Robb 438, 660, Wheaton, Claire 141 487, 877, 963 Williams, Kimberly 616
691, 699 Wheeler, Anne 320, Wilcha, Christopher Williams, Kris 610
Welling, Tom 1079 331 547 Williams, Lenny 980
Wellington, David 364 Wheeler, Burt 554 Wilcox, David 296, 913 Williams, Lisa 301
Wellner, Barbara 438, Wheeler, Chris 861 Wild, David 157, 561 Williams, Maiya 929
1084 Wheeler, Ellen 830 Wild, Wellesley 795 Williams, Mark T. 103,
Wells, Dave 208 Whelan, Ki 778 Wilder, Alice 672 233, 422, 661, 670,
Wells, Dawn 561 Whitaker, Forest 4, Wilder, Michael 512 952
Wells, John 784 1075 Wilder, Olivia 851 Williams, Michelle 361,
Wells, Tammara 1068 Whitaker, Keisha 592 Wilderman, Jill 892 603
Welsh, Kenneth 577 Whitcas, Deborah J. Wilding, Mark 828 Williams, Miles 830
Wendt, Dean 658 882 Wildman, Don 703 Williams, Montel 830,
Weng, Jude 436 Whitcomb, Carina 352 Wilds, Tristan 383 957
Wenger, Piers 30 White, Betty 673 Wiles, Jason 306 Williams, Olivia 103
Wentworth, Alexandra White, Bridgit Ann 133 Wilker, Justin 56 Williams, Patrick 955,
227 White, Bryan 395 Wilkinson, Alex 283 1077
Werksman, Harry 828 White, Dean 1075 Wilkinson, Gina 598 Williams, Paul 231, 362
Werner, Jake 261 White, Helene 684 Wilkinson, Kendra 817 Williams, Paulina 907
Werner, Peter 92, 188, White, Jacqueline 85 Wilkinson, Tom 272 Williams, Regina 233
580 White, Jennifer 537 Wilkos, Steve 1094 Williams, Robert 330
Werner, Tom 293 White, Liz 295 Willard, Fred 285, 606, Williams, Robert M.
Wertheimer, Robert 79 White, Lynne 847 652 187
Wertheimer, Tom 78 White, Persia 816 Willard, Nolan 282 Williams, Robin 44
Wesfield, Zak 690 White, Peter 143 Willborn, George 29 Williams, Romeo 14
Wespiser, Pixie 685, White, Ron 211, 536 Willcox, Toyah 473 Williams, Scott 675,
999 White, Scott 1154 Willenberg, Peggy 565 1154
Wessman, Lee 91 White, Sherry 365 Willes, Christine 1035 Williams, Shannon
Wesson, Alfonzo 1032 White, Susanna 196 Willey, Walt 623 Walker 672
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Williams, Stephen 926 Winning, David 533 Wood, John Robert Wyman, Stephen 738
Williams, Timmy 1148 Winningham, Mare 828 1024 Wynn, Benjamin 648
Williams, Tonya Lee Winston, Randall 1063 Wood, Martin 463, Wynoiski, Jim 50
1163 Winston, Susan 895 1093 Wyson, Charles Henry
Williams, Treat 188, Wint, Maurice Dean Wood, Matthew 517 192
682 92 Wood, Nikita 610
Williams, Tyler James Winters, Jonathan 561 Wood, Steve 979 X, Jonathan 372
166, 787, 1066 Winters, Sally 305 Wood, Ty 580 Xol, Eduardo 791
Williams, Vanessa L. Wirth, John 814 Wood, Victoria 30
33, 179, 561 Wirtz, Patty 658 Woodard, Alfre 371 Yaches, Jenna Grobstein
Williams, Vikki 722 Wisdom, Tom 176 Woodbine, Bokeem 842
Williams, Wade 1018 Wise, Jim 929 1060 Yacono, Patrick 708
Williams, Wendy 587 Wise, Ray 1035 Woodcock, Cheryl 867 Yahata, Craig 1075
Williamson, Peter 900, Wise, Ryan 1022, 1055 Woodley, Shailene 474 Yakub, Lisha 184
1002 Wiseley, Lennox 173, Woods, Barbara Alyn Yamaguchi, Kristi 386
Williamson, Robb 689 339 996 Yampolski, Aaron 1010
Williger, David S. 1147 Wiseman, Shanna 979 Woods, Christine 369 Yancey, Scooter 870
Willingham, Travis 175 Wist, Hailey 162 Woods, James 9, 1072 Yani, Andrew 718
Willis, Dave 1012 Witherspoon, Reese 96 Woods, Jeffrey S. 690 Yapp, Jake 603
Willis, Katherine 806 Witt, Alicia 913 Woods, Robert S. 995 Yaqubi, Moneer 1055
Willrich, Robert 726 Wittels, Harris 16 Woods, Victoria 364, Yarbrough, Cedric 1039
Wills, David 752, 1143 Witten, Matt 851 684 Yari, Bob 110
Wilson, Bob 162 Witwer, Sam 1079 Woodward, Joanne 609 Yarmush, Michael 356,
Wilson, Britteney 331 Wiz, Gary G. 902 Woodward, Lydia 784 642
Wilson, Carnie 71, 399 Woda, Chinna 57 Woodward, Shannon Yates, Don 14
Wilson, Casey 467, Wodoslawsky, Stefan 1045 Yates, Mario 680
1059 127, 314 Woolery, Chuck 334 Yates, Tony 1101
Wilson, Chandra 5, Wofford, Holly 1103 Woolfe, Richard 206 Yavneh, Cyrus I. 1102
828 Wojcik, Natalie 922 Woolgar, Fenella 269 Yayo, Tony 173
Wilson, Cherilyn 563 Wojnar, Jennifer 180 Wootton, Nicholas 913 Ybarbo, Alicia 1142
Wilson, Daniel 33 Wold, Mary Jo 251 Wopat, Tom 236 Yeager, Ed 192
Wilson, David 1079 Wolf, Beau 402 Worley, Brian 405 Yemon, Rick 860
Wilson, Debra 929 Wolf, Dick 913, 914 Woronow, Peter 72 Yeoman, Owain 333
Wilson, Douglas 1129 Wolf, Richard 902 Worsoff, Rob 24, 339 Yerkes, Andy 934
Wilson, Douglas M. Wolfe, Alex 798 Wortell, Holly 51 Yip, Vern 744, 1129
403 Wolfe, Laurent 603 Worth, Jackson 1074 Yo, Michael 700
Wilson, Grant 813 Wolff, Alex 977 Wortman, Richard 757 Yo, Ne 16, 39, 40, 135,
Wilson, Larissa 498 Wolff, Dick 915 Wray, Tera 7 455, 603
Wilson, Lisa 717 Wolff, Jonathan 616 Wreggitt, Andrew 1095 Yonet, Henri 538
Wilson, Marcus 295 Wolff, Lesley 837 Wright, Aloma 1063 Yoon, Jean 5
Wilson, Marie 644 Wolff, Michael 977 Wright, Brad 1093 Yoon, Steven 1141
Wilson, Owen 4 Wolff, Nat 977 Wright, Craig 682, York, John J. 810
Wilson, Rachel 567 Wolk, James 188 756, 926 York, Kathleen 188
Wilson, Rainn 994 Wolk, Jimmy 188 Wright, Gwen 846 York, Rachel 841
Wilson, Ron 284 Wollack, Brad 700 Wright, Ian 206, 818 Yorkin, Nicole 681,
Wilson, Samantha 1152 Wollman, Don 624, Wright, Jessica 378 1045
Wilson, Vaughn 996 666 Wright, Joshua 792 Yorn, Julie 99, 619
Wilt, Shawn 553 Wolner, Laura 675 Wright, Keith 1055 Yoshimura, Toby 882
Wincer, Simon 99 Wolodarsky, Wallace Wright, Laura 810 Yothers, Tina 696
Winchester, Phillip 113 1077 Wright, Nicholas 204, Young, Ace 231
Wind, Sabrina 745 Wolov, Julia Lea 211, 533 Young, Antonia 889
Winder, Catherine 517 1025 Wright, Pamela Payton Young, Bernie 937
Winemaker, Mark 557 Wolper, Mark 536, 995 Young, Bob 865
Winer, Harry 128, 204 868, 1010 Wright, Sylvia 763 Young, Brent 1088
Winer, Jeff 3 Wolpert, Jay 1016 Wright, Trevor 1074 Young, Brian D. 201
Winer, Jennifer 790 Wolsky, Marissa 1009 Wright, Yvonna 830 Young, C. Webb 731
Winfrey, Oprah 394, Wolsoff, Rob 442 Writh, John 543 Young, Carlson 643
998 Wonder, Stevie 40, 372 Wruble, Amy 1161 Young, Danian 686
Wing, Eric 746 Wong, Anthony 462 Wu, Angie 379 Young, David 889
Wingfield, Peter 709 Wong, B.D. 915 Wu, David 504 Young, Dean 902
Winkler, Henry 358, Wong, Irene 25 Wurman, Josh 522 Young, Elizabeth 670
561 Wong, Melissa 360 Wurtz, Jeff 866 Young, Jacob 623
Winkler, Richard 922 Wood, Davin 1097 Wyatt, Kimberly 71, Young, Jonathan 643
Winner, David 472 Wood, Jacqueline 882 Young, Lee Thompson
Winnik, Javier 910 MacInnes 382, 673 Wylie, Noah 292, 784 1079
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Young, Paul 139, 239, Zanni, Chiara 1096, Ziegler, Jim 84 Zisk, Craig 1144
1039, 1078 1105 Ziegler, Rick 753 Zisk, Randall 955
Younie, Robyn 43, 585, Zarate, Miguel Angel Zielinski, Victor 460 Ziskin, Laura 516
858 519 Ziering, Ian 611 Zito, Stephen 721
Yu, Loretta 92 Zaretsky, Josh 845 Ziering, Nikki 247 Zlotowitz, Joni Cohen
Yuichuck, Mike 1082 Zarin, Jill 1, 1032 Ziering, Tiffany 247 957
Yungmee, Addie 76 Zarish, Janet 995 Ziff, Elizabeth 905 Znak, Natalka 838
Yuspa, Cathy 1120 Zasuly, Peter 813 Ziffren, John 336 Zoe, Rachel 426
Zayas, David 747 Zilinski, Marilyn 1028 Zolciak, Kim 1032
Z, David 612 Zazzali, Rob 1130 Ziller, Paul 41, 608 Zornow, Edith 1066
Z, Paulie 612 Zbornak, Kent 994 Zima, Madeline 686 Zoslavsky, Steve 190
Zabel, David 784 Zea, Natalie 756 Zimmer, Constance Zreik, Karim 881
Zabielski, Scott 42 Zehetner, Nora 415, 676, 975 Zuberi, Tukufu 846
Zabriskie, Grace 668 839 Zimmer, Florian 602 Zucker, Arianne 738
Zachar, Jacob 826 Zein, Andrew 321, 698 Zimmer, Jace 744 Zucker, David W. 22
Zacharia, Michelle 849 Zeitune, Gad Emile 411 Zimmer, Joel 491 Zuckerman, David
Zacky, Brent 700 Zelkind, Adam 967, Zimmer, Kim 830 625, 795
Zadan, Craig 308, 428 1048 Zimmerman, Bettina Zuckerman, Ed 913
Zahn, Steve 99 Zellweger, Renee 4, 308 312 Zuckerman, Jeremy
Zahorian, Vanessa 386 Zelman, Aaron 715, 913 Zimmerman, Bruce 745 648
Zajicek, Jessica 898 Zelman, Daniel 732 Zimmerman, Craig 27 Zuckerman, Nora 382
Zaldivar, Anthony 433 Zeltner, Maggie 43, Zimmerman, Dan 352 Zuiker, Anthony E.
Zalis, Rachel 299 637 Zimmerman, Luke 474 720, 721, 722
Zalken, Randy 766 Zeman, Jackie 810 Zimmerman, Robert Zuniga, Daphne 320,
Zamchick, Sofie 1157 Zemel, Summer 843 1132 384
Zamel, Alia 587 Zero, Remy 1079, 1079 Zimmerman, Stan 447 Zwar, Adam 594
Zane 613 Zevallos, Jaime 1055 Zimmern, Andrew 46 Zwick, Ed 423
Zane, Kerri 299 Zeweig, Bradley 492 Zirinsky, Susan 801 Zwicker, Damon 1062,
Zann, Lenore 1096, Zhang, Nan 824 Zirnkilton, Steven 913, 1080
1159 Zhasmina 200 914, 915