A.) Yes! I love(d) ______ and never miss(ed) an episode. If'n ya don't like that, Go Suck an Egg, ya snobby Nova luvin' elitist, you...
B.) No! They're the ultimate examples of the "vast intellectual wasteland" that TV programming has become (other than, My Mother the Car, that is) and those that do are First Class Rubes and should be shamed accordingly...
C.) I invoke my rights under the 5th Amendment (hand me the TV Guide, would ya?)
Okay, Okay... There're shades of gray to be considered here, I'll admit... Feel free to eelishly slither betwixt the choices, if'n ya must, to make a reply yer com-FORT-able with... Jeesh! You'd think I was asking about Supreme Court nominees, or sumpthin'...
What TV series' episodes all (but one) began with "The Night Of ..."
A Friends
B The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
C Rat Patrol
D Rawhide
E The Wild, Wild West
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The Wild, Wild West - Each episode's title begins with "The Night" (except for the first-season episode "Night of the Casual Killer", which omitted the definite article). Shows with similar naming conventions include: Friends ("The One ..."); The Man from U.N.C.L.E. ("The ... Affair"); The Rat Patrol ("The ... Raid"); Rawhide (seasons 1-3 and 5-6: "Incident ..."); and Monk ("Mr. Monk and...").
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mj was first, and correct, with:
If my train of thought is correct
All of the affairs on E, WWW were night games.
Charlie responded:
E The Wild, Wild West
Actually, it seems there was more than one exception if one includes the "of."
The episodes of 1 Oct 65 The Night the Wizard Shook the Earth
19 Nov 65 The Night That Terror Stalked the Town
14 Jan 66 The Night the Dragon Screamed
29 Sep 67 The Night Dr. Loveless Died
Jim from CA answered:
The Wild, Wild West
Sally said:
As I recall, a TV show that I could never really get into, "The Wild, Wild West" series (E) episodes, all (but one), began with "The Night Of..."
PS: We had our 3-family garage sale today. About 4 O'clock, a caravan of 3 old cars pulled up and the men therein bought up all of our clothing WO even looking at each item. Of course we gave them a good, 'end of the day' price - they said they, "Take it to Guatemala." Their cars (big ones, like old Buicks) were full of clothing too. I found it interesting. Unfortunately, we couldn't exchange much conversation, because their English was limited, as is my Spanish. I sure would have liked more info though... I did give them a parting, "Vaya Con Dios" mi amigo's - somehow, it felt sad to me.
MAM said:
E The Wild, Wild West began episodes with "The Night Of . . ." I loved this program, and watched weekly. Mixed frontier action and James Bond thrills, starred Robert Conrad as James T. West, an undercover operative for President Grant who teamed with master-of-disguise Artemus Gordon (Ross Martin). Roaming the plains in a private railroad car, the duo thwarted outlaws and would-be despots using the latest in 19th-century gadgetry.
Ross Martin and Robert Conrad
Marian the Teacher said:
The Wild, Wild West
And, Joe S ("Never drum on a white lady's boobies at a big redneck dance. Got it."
~ Will Smith as Capt. James West) wrote:
The Wild, Wild West? I think so.
CBS starts the night with '60 Minutes', followed by the LIVE on the East Coast (tape-delayed & edited for the left coast) '63rd Annual Tony Awards'.
NBC opens the night with 'Dateline', followed by 'The Last Templar'.
ABC fills the night with LIVE'NBA Finals', followed by a FRESH'Jimmy Kimmel', then pads the left coast with local crap.
The CW offers an old 'Jericho', followed by the movie 'Kiss The Bride'.
Faux has a RERUN'King Of The Hill', followed by a RERUN'American Dad', then a RERUN'Simpsons', followed by a RERUN'King Of The Hill', then a RERUN'Family Guy', followed by a RERUN'American Dad'.
MY has an old 'Raymond', followed by an old 'House', then another old 'House'.
A&E has 'Dog The Racist Bounty Hunter', another 'Dog The Racist Bounty Hunter', still another 'Dog The Racist Bounty Hunter', yet another 'Dog The Racist Bounty Hunter', followed by the SEASON PREMIERE'Gene Simmons', and another 'Gene Simmons'.
AMC offers the movie 'True Lies', followed by the movie 'Three Kings', then the movie 'Die Hard 2'.
BBC -
[12:00 PM] Last Restaurant Standing - Episode 15
[1:00 PM] Top Gear - Episode 1
[2:00 PM] Top Gear: Best Of 06-07 - Episode 3
[3:00 PM] The Graham Norton Show Andrew Lloyd Webber Special
[3:30 PM] Any Dream Will Do (90) - Episode 4
[5:00 PM] Any Dream Will Do (90) - Episode 5
[6:30 PM] Any Dream Will Do (90) - Episode 6
[8:00 PM] Any Dream Will Do (90) - Episode 7
[9:30 PM] Beatles Biggest Secrets
[11:00 PM] Any Dream Will Do (90) - Episode 7
[12:30 AM] Beatles Biggest Secrets
[2:00 AM] Any Dream Will Do (90) - Episode 7
[3:30 AM] Beatles Biggest Secrets
[5:00 AM] Cash in the Attic - Ep. 16 Farr
[5:30 AM] Cash in the Attic - Ep. 17 Holmes
[6:00 AM] Cash in the Attic - Ep. 18 Peltier (ALL TIMES EDT)
Bravo has 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent', another 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent', 'Real Housewives Of NJ', and still another 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent'.
Comedy Central has 'Larry The Cable Guy: Health Inspector', 'Ron White: Behavioral Problems', and 'The Comedy Central Roast Of Larry The Cable Guy'.
FX has the movie 'S.W.A.T.', followed by the movie 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith'.
History has 'Expedition: Africa', 'Ice Road Truckers', followed by a FRESH'Ice Road Truckers', then a FRESH'Expedition: Africa'.
IFC -
[6:00 AM] Kansas City
[8:00 AM] Diabolique
[10:00 AM] The Wages of Fear
[12:30 PM] Camilla
[2:05 PM] Kansas City
[4:05 PM] Bright Young Things
[6:00 PM] All Over Me
[7:35 PM] 11:14
[9:05 PM] The Devil's Rejects
[10:55 PM] Z Rock: Behind the Scenes
[11:00 PM] Z Rock
[11:30 PM] Ideal
[12:00 AM] Rush
[2:00 AM] Z Rock
[2:30 AM] Ideal
[3:00 AM] The Devil's Rejects
[4:55 AM] All Over Me (ALL TIMES EDT)
SciFi has the movie 'The Curse Of King Tut's Tomb' (part 1 of 2), followed by the movie 'The Curse Of King Tut's Tomb' (part 2 of 2)
Sundance -
[06:15 AM] Wondrous Oblivion
[08:00 AM] Episode 7
[08:30 AM] Is Your House Killing You?: Episode 1
[09:00 AM] Eco Documentaries - Season 2: The Nuclear Comeback
[11:00 AM] Ladette to Lady - Season 3: Episode 1
[12:00 PM] Live From Abbey Road - Season 1: Ray LaMontagne, The Zutons, Shawn Colvin & Nerina Pallot
[01:00 PM] Adam's Apples
[02:35 PM] Even Pigeons Go To Heaven
[02:45 PM] Kardia
[04:15 PM] Derek
[05:35 PM] The Dead
[07:00 PM] Spectacle: The Police
[08:00 PM] Flying: Confessions...: Part 4
[09:00 PM] Live From Abbey Road - Season 1: Ray LaMontagne, The Zutons, Shawn Colvin & Nerina Pallot
[10:00 PM] Queen Margot
[12:20 AM] Even Pigeons Go To Heaven
[12:30 AM] Ab-Normal Beauty
[02:15 AM] Intacto
[04:05 AM] Robyn Hitchcock: I Often Dream of Trains
[05:35 AM] Harvie Krumpet (ALL TIMES EDT)
Yoko Ono leaves with the Golden Lion that she was awarded for her career, after the inauguration ceremony of the 53rd Biennale International Art Exhibition in Venice, Italy, Saturday, June 6, 2009.
Photo by Alberto Pellaschiar
Actor James Franco says he has dropped a plan to give a commencement speech at the University of California, Los Angeles, a move that may have been prompted by pressure from students.
Franco issued a statement saying he canceled his June 12 appearance because of conflicts with preproduction demands for his next film.
However, the "Pineapple Express" star had been the object of opposition from students who said he was not the right fit for the commencement speech.
"The problem with him as a speaker comes down to the fact he was a peer for so many of us," UCLA senior Erin Moore said. "He was in our class. He's not a role model. And he hasn't had time to accomplish anything with his degree."
The art installation by Bulgarian artist Pavel Koichev 'Pasture on the water' is displayed on the surface of a lake near the village of Osikovica, east of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, June, 3, 2009. The art installation will be at the lake until June, 10.
A classic toy car is being inducted into an auto museum in Cleveland.
The Cozy Coupe, a plastic cherry-red sports car, allows toddlers to sit on a bench-style seat and poke their legs through to the ground. When they start walking, the car begins to go.
On Saturday, it will take its place next to historically significant automobiles at the Crawford Auto-Aviation Museum.
The museum will house one of the first Cozy Coupes to come off the production line in 1979.
Sir Mick Jagger has backed a campaign to save a historic cinema where the Rolling Stones played gigs in the 1960s and where Alfred Hitchcock had his first taste of film as a boy.
The EMD cinema in Walthamstow, north-east London, is Grade 2 listed and has been described as "the most beautiful cinema in London".
In the 60s the cinema, then known as the Granada, played host to gigs from top bands including the Stones, the Beatles, the Kinks and The Who.
Jagger said: "Cinemas and live venues like The Granada in Walthamstow where the Stones played in the early days, learning our craft on the way, are the lifeblood of our cultural history.
Sean Lennon, the son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, poses during the vernissage of the 53rd Biennale International Art Exhibition in Venice, Italy, Saturday, June 6, 2009.
Photo by Alberto Pellaschiar
Norman Rockwell's first cover for The Saturday Evening Post was of a sour-faced adolescent strolling his infant sibling in a baby carriage as two boys in baseball uniforms make mocking gestures.
But the frivolous image from May 1916 soon gave way to weightier subjects.
He marked the financial turmoil of the Great Depression with a portrait of a crowd huddled around a "Stock Exchange Quotations" sign. Images in later years of a wounded Second World War veteran, President John F. Kennedy and a young black girl integrating a school showed a growing artistic interest in politics, war, civil liberties and other issues of the time.
A new exhibit at the National Museum of American Illustration traces Rockwell's career over six decades, showing how he evolved from an artist fond of painting dogs, children, seniors and other sentimental subjects into a social commentator keen on documenting the world around him.
Lemonheads founder Evan Dando is suing General Motors, saying the auto giant copied one of his songs for an ad.
Dando sued GM and advertising and licensing firms in federal court Thursday, claiming the automaker violated his copyright on The Lemonheads song "It's a Shame About Ray." The complaint alleges the song was re-recorded and included in a 2008 TV campaign for Chevrolets and Buicks.
Dando seeks damages and a portion of profits from the campaign.
A greater flamingo chick, Phoenicopterus roseus, is propelled by its mother in their enclosure in the Budapest Zoo in Budapest, Hungary, 5 June 2009. With fifteen chicks hatched in the past few weeks the number of the greater flamingos has grown to 98 in the zoo.
Photo by Attila Kovacs
A retired State Department worker and his wife have been arrested on charges of spying for Cuba for three decades, using grocery carts among their array of tools to pass U.S. secrets to the communist government in a security breach one official described as "incredibly serious."
An indictment unsealed Friday said Walter Kendall Myers worked his way into higher and higher U.S. security clearances while secretly partnering with his wife, Gwendolyn Steingraber Myers, as clandestine agents so valued by the Cuban government that they once had a private four-hour meeting with President Fidel Castro.
State Department spokesman Philip Crowley said that the arrest culminated a three-year investigation of Myers and that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has ordered a "comprehensive damage assessment" to determine what he may have passed to the Cubans.
Court documents describe the couple's spying methods changing with the times, beginning with old-fashioned tools of Cold War spying: Morse code messages over a short-wave radio and notes taken on water-soluble paper. By the time they retired from the work in 2007, they were reportedly sending encrypted e-mails from Internet cafes.
A spectacular crop circle shaped like a jellyfish has appeared on farmland in Oxfordshire.
The 250m (600ft) design, which turned up in a field near Ashbury last week, is believed to be the first of its kind in the world.
Crop circle expert Karen Alexander said: "We have seen butterfly and bird patterns in the past, but this is the first jellyfish crop circle in the world.
"It is absolutely huge - roughly three times the size of most crop patterns and extremely interesting. People have been aghast at the size of it. It is a complete monster.
Rachelle Spector will turn 29 next week, a pretty woman living alone in a 35-room Pyrenees-style castle while the lord of the manor - music producer Phil Specter - sits in prison.
Her story might seem the subject of a perverse fairy tale if it was not part of one of the strangest true crime sagas in show business.
Through two trials in which she was ordered to stay mum, Spector's wife has remained an enigma. She sat down this week for an interview with The Associated Press about her past, her life with the aging music legend and her new role at the helm of his financial empire while pressing an appeal she hopes will free him.
"I find him very attractive and cute. I see him as this little boy, my best friend, the person I wake up to with his head on the pillow next to mine," she said.
At 29, Tahani is considered a spinster by the standards of deeply conservative Gaza. So in her search for a husband, she turned for help to the best in the marriage business: the Islamic militant group Hamas.
"I gaze at all the men on the street and think, 'Oh God, isn't there just one for me?'" said the young woman with dark skin and honey-colored eyes, set off by a maroon headscarf.
Her application is among 287 from single women in the files of the Tayseer Association for Marriage and Development in Gaza. Photographs stapled to the files show Muslim women in headscarves, some wearing makeup, some smiling, others looking startled. They all want a husband, and the Hamas loyalists running the association are intent on finding a man for each.
Despite its fearsome reputation elsewhere, Hamas is known here for its cradle-to-grave welfare programs for the poor. It is a cornerstone of its political support in Gaza, where poverty is deepening as Israel and Egypt maintain an almost two-year blockade of the Hamas-run territory. Now, the group is branching out into matters of the heart.
Golden frogs (Phyllobates terribilis) mate in a wooded area, a new section in the Explora park in Medellin June 4, 2009. Picture taken on June 4, 2009.
Photo by Fredy Amariles
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