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Episode 1: First Class (Mar/25/2012)
Different people from all walks of life join the White Star Line's new liner, The Titanic, for its first voyage to New York, they include aristocrats, holidaying celebrities and steerage passengers dreaming of a better life in America. Passengers include Hugh, Earl of Manton and his wife Louisa and uffragette daughter Georgiana. Also on board, in second class, are Irish lawyer John Batley, who works for Hugh, and his wife Muriel.

Episode 2: The Second And Third Class (Apr/01/2012)
The story goes back to the beginning at the Belfast shipyard where political strife is interfering with the ship's construction. The designer offers electrical engineer Jim Maloney steerage passage on the liner if he and his team manage to get the wiring finished on time. The following month as the passengers board the ship Jim meets a passenger who leaves his wife feeling unsettled. In second class, Muriel Batley resents her husband John's fawning to the Earl and admits that she knows a secret about his employer.

Episode 3: No Way Out (Apr/08/2012)
Italian stoker Mario manages to get a job on the ship for his brother Paolo, who becomes smitten with cabin steward Annie. Watson is discovered by Barnes loitering in steerage. Mary ends up letting her guard down with Peter Lubov and her husband Jim isn't happy. After the ship hits the iceberg, the fear soon builds for the third-class passengers as some of them are behind locked gates.

Episode 4: The Sinking (Apr/15/2012)
The Titanic strikes the iceberg and panic follows. As the women and children get into the lifeboats, Georgiana and Harry enjoy the few remaining moments they have left together. Watson is given by Barnes a parting gift that will change her life for ever. Paolo attempts desperately to save his brother whilst Jim looks for his daughter. As the boat begins to sink, the following few hours will decide who will live and who will be lost forever.

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LOL!  I DO wish they would just put things in one category.  If the discussion is in comedy, I suppose that's where it should be posted.  I have not seen the show, but if you have and that works for you, then it's all good.

Got the PM of The Titanic about.  I'll post that & the episode guide.  Thanks for doing that.

My goodness, they do get things wrong!  They have Titanic listed as a comedy!  

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has anybody done the about and episode guide for Millennium if not I can do then

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I have just checked my list of guides to be done and no one has requested it, there are more than ten still available

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Luck Premiered on HBO on December 11, 2011

About the Show:
From acclaimed director Michael Mann and 'Deadwood' creator David Milch, 'Luck' takes a provocative look at the world of horse racing - the owners, gamblers, jockeys and diverse gaming industry players.  The cast stars Dustin Hoffman, Dennis Farina, John Ortiz, Richard Kind, Ian Hart, Kevin Dunn, Ritchie Coster, Jason Gedrick, Jill Hennessy, Tom Payne, Kerry Condon, Gary Stevens and Nick Nolte. The pilot is directed by Michael Mann and written by David Milch.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Dustin Hoffman	Chester "Ace" Bernstein
Nick Nolte	Walter "The Old Man" Smith
Dennis Farina	Gus Economou
John Ortiz	Turo Escalante
Richard Kind	Joey Rathburn
Kevin Dunn	Marcus Becker
Ian Hart	Lonnie Mchinery
Ritchie Coster	Renzo Calagari
Jason Gedrick	Jerry Boyle
Kerry Condon	Rosie Shanahan
Tom Payne	Leon "Bug Boy" Micheaux
Jill Hennessy	Jo Carter

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Episode 1: Pilot (Jan/29/2012)
Chester "Ace" Bernstein gets released from prison after serving three years and is determined to get back to the tracks. He has his friend Gus buy the horse because of his probation. Meanwhile, Jerry and Marcus team up with Renzo and Lonnie and win the biggest score of $2.6 Million from the Pick 6 and are biding their time to step forward. Leon, a aspiring champion pushes a horse that pays off big. At the same time, Walton is wanting to get back in the game despite his age, but needs a good horse and rider. That might be in the eyes of an Exercise Girl.

Episode 2: Episode Two (Feb/05/2012)
Ace meets with his parole officer and starts to line up potential investors as a public face for his next big venture. Meanwhile, Renzo stumbles into a risky proposition by making claim on a horse trained by Escalante; Jerry takes a beating at a high-stakes poker table; and Walter finds a seasoned jockey for his prized thoroughbred, much to Rosie's dismay.

Episode 3: Episode Three (Feb/12/2012)
Jerry pursues a deal to buy the horse that Renzo lost to Mulligan while also talking to Escalante about training it. Meanwhile, Walter mulls a change in jockeys after Gettin' Up Morning's first race ends badly; and Ace gives a young whiz kid the opportunity of a lifetime.

Episode 4: Episode Four (Feb/19/2012)
Ace meets with Claire about a charitable endeavor for prisoners, and discusses his new venture with an old partner. Meanwhile, Jerry's gambling nemesis lures him into a dangerous game that may require an intervention by his racetrack buddies; and Walter turns to Rosie to be his new jockey.

Episode 5: Episode Five (Feb/26/2012)
Ace takes the reins when Escalante surprises Gus with his decision to race Pint of Plain with an inexperienced jockey in the horse's debut. Meanwhile, Marcus delves into the meaning of his friendship with Jerry; and Claire accompanies Ace to the track after accepting his very generous donation.

Episode 6: Episode Six (Mar/04/2012)
Ace meets with a track owner and his parole officer, but sends Nathan Israel to discuss business with his fellow investors, who scheme to stay one step ahead of their new partner. Meanwhile, an earthquake has a curious effect on Joey's state of mind; and Leon and Rosie find their racing skills questioned by higher authorities.

Episode 7: Episode Seven (Mar/11/2012)
Ace has a relaxing visit to the prison-outreach retirement farm for horses, but Nathan Israel has a rougher time trying to persuade Ace's new partners of his boss' sincerity. Meanwhile, Walter discusses Gettin' Up Morning's ownership with a lawyer and decides on his next rider; Jerry teams up with a card dealer to play their way into a poker tournament; Lonnie makes a solo claim on another horse; and Rosie asks Joey for representation.

Episode 8: Episode Eight (Mar/18/2012)
Ace reacts decisively to a new wrinkle in the racetrack deal, but it's probably not a move that Smythe will take lying down. Meanwhile, Walter tries to concentrate on the historic Western Derby, in which his horse will go head-to-head with Gus'; Rosie's good news isn't so great for Leon; and Jo is injured in a stable accident.

Episode 9: Episode Nine (Mar/25/2012)
In the series finale, Gus draws on past experience to deal with a present threat, and Ace is floored by a surprise visitor. Meanwhile, Walter's Gettin' Up Morning and Gus' Pint of Plain wow the crowd in the Western Derby; Mon Gateau's owners prepare for their biggest race so far; and Escalante checks in for frequent updates on Jo's condition.

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Go for it Adam!  That would be great.

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Episode 1: Pilot (Mar/04/2012)
In the premiere episode, " Pilot," Amanda Vaughn (Leslie Bibb), once the ultimate high school "mean girl," is forced to return home in disgrace after her marriage ends in scandal. Reluctant but desperate, Amanda has no choice but to turn to her mother, Gigi (Annie Potts), for help. Gigi, the quintessential proper Dallas socialite, wants nothing more than to have Amanda back and to give Amanda's two teenage kids a good southern upbringing. The problem is that Amanda is nothing like the girl she was 20 years ago and is hesitant about re-entering this world of opulence, status and salacious rumor mills. She is hopeful for a new start, but soon finds it's not that easy to escape your past in this tight knit community, and the women of Dallas are none too happy to see her back in town. Carlene Cockburn (Kristin Chenoweth), once the ugly duckling, was tortured by Amanda in high school but has made quite the "assisted" transformation since. Now she has a picture-perfect, lavish life with a gorgeous husband, yet she still can't seem to let go of old grudges. Then there's Cricket Caruth-Reilly (Miriam Shor) whose boyfriend Amanda stole and later married. Cricket is now a tough-as-nails, successful businesswoman with a perfect marriage - at least so it appears from the outside. Sharon Peacham (Jennifer Aspen), the fallen beauty queen whose chance at the Miss Teen Dallas crown was snatched away by a malicious rumor Amanda started, hasn't really been the same since. Finally, there's Heather Cruz (Marisol Nichols), a bit of an outsider back in high school who has now become fully inducted into this twisted little social clique of affluent, sugary, God-fearing, steely women whose bark is as bad as their bite.

Episode 2: Hell Hath No Fury (Mar/11/2012)
Amanda becomes concerned that Laura will be branded a "Javelina" or not-so cute-girl - a name that Amanda coined herself in high school -- while Gigi decides to throw Amanda a luncheon in her honor in an effort to reintroduce her to society. Meanwhile a devastated Carlene rallies from her embarrassment in church and plots to get back at Amanda, Blake and Cricket disagree over his priorities, and Sharon worries about Zach's fidelity.

Episode 3: Love is Patient (Mar/18/2012)
Things heat up when a church relationship seminar forces Amanda to confront her past while Heather sets her eyes on her new client and former high school nerd, Andrew (Tom Everett Scott). Meanwhile Carlene meddles in both Sharon's and Cricket's marriages to deflect from her own marital dissatisfaction.

Episode 4: A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (Mar/25/2012)
When Carlene's Uncle Burl (Bruce Boxleitner) returns to town with his wife, Bitsy (Donna Mills), Gigi promises to throw them a homecoming party requiring guests to come dressed as their favorite Texan. Meanwhile Blake recruits Amanda to consult for Cricket and Blake's denim line, Pastor Tudor counsels Sharon and Zack during their rough patch -- resulting in Sharon's working at the church and Zach's taking over Sharon's duties at home -- and Heather is after Burl's 500 acres of land for her client, Andrew (Tom Everett Scott).

Episode 5: Forbidden Fruit (Apr/01/2012)
Heather brings Sheryl Crow to perform at the annual church fundraiser with a little help from her client and new love interest, Andrew, but it's Gigi who steals the show with Burl, while Carlene and Amanda find another reason to disagree with each other.

Episode 6: Turn the Other Cheek (Apr/08/2012)
When Luke convinces Carlene to take the Matron of Honor duties away from Sharon and give the honor to Amanda for her "Gone with the Wind"-themed renewal of marriage vows, Sharon is out for blood. Carlene tries to turn the other cheek and accept Amanda, while Amanda is overwhelmed with her new duties. Meanwhile, Heather seeks forgiveness from the GCBs, and Blake surprises Cricket with a special request.

Episode 7: Sex is Divine (Apr/08/2012)
When Pastor Tudor surprises the congregation with an assignment to get frisky, the GCBs take their homework seriously: Burl proposes to Gigi, and she returns with a proposal of her own, Carlene goes overboard with safe sex messaging, while Cricket and Blake interview surrogates. Meanwhile Amanda accepts a job as Pastor Tudor's assistant, and Sharon finds the secret of weight loss in the bible.

Episode 8: Pride Comes Before a Fall (Apr/15/2012)
Pastor Tudor's rivalry with Reverend Steve has Amanda taking charge of a church musical that was written by Heather in high school. The GCBs come out of the woodwork, resulting in a sing-off between Carlene and Cricket. Meanwhile, Sharon takes her "Losing it with Jesus" weight loss program to the next level and recruits Gigi to help.

Episode 9: Adam & Eve’s Rib (Apr/29/2012)
When Amanda tries to put together an all female barbeque team to prove a point to her daughter, she recruits the helps of the GCBs for the cook-off of the year. Meanwhile Heather meets an attractive butcher (Kevin Alejandro), Cricket purchases stud services from businessman Mason Massey (Grant Bowler), Carlene becomes frustrated with Ripp, and Sharon tries to help Zack with his dealership problems.

Episode 10: Revelation (May/06/2012)
When Carlene takes the GCBs down to unincorporated Juarez for the groundbreaking ceremony for the Condos for Christian Living, the GCBs find themselves in danger. Meanwhile Amanda's suspicions regarding Luke lead to a surprising discovery about Ripp.

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1: A New Day
While the staff at Lockhart/Gardner adjust to new realities and relationships, Alicia must put aside distractions in her personal life to defend a Muslim student accused of murdering a Jewish classmate.

2: The Death Zone
When Alicia wins a verdict in a libel case involving a British businessman, she must quickly learn to navigate English Law when the case is retried in British court via satellite.

3: Get a Room
Alicia and Will go toe-to-toe with his ex during a court-ordered mediation, while Eli and Diane clash over the best way to handle a dairy company's PR disaster.

4: Feeding the Rat
Alicia takes on a pro bono case where the witness quickly becomes the prime suspect, but it's Lockhart & Gardner that may be in the most jeopardy, as Will and Diane consider their futures and the firm's direction.

5: Marthas and Caitlins
When Alicia's key witness commits suicide, she must turn to the only person whose testimony can salvage her case: Colin Sweeney. Meanwhile, Eli makes big moves on Peter's behalf.

6: Affairs of State
While Alicia wades through diplomatic loopholes to defend a Taiwanese national, Eli is approached by his ex-wife to vet her for a possible political campaign.

7: Executive Order 13224
Alicia worries that she will break confidentiality when the Treasury Department forces her to report on her latest client, while Peter reluctantly digs into Will's past transgressions.

8: Death Row Tip
Alicia races to win a stay of execution for a guilty man who has information which will keep another client from a murder conviction. Meanwhile, Eli tries to get ahead of a client's potential scandal and Kalinda may have met her match.

9: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
Tensions are high at Lockhart & Gardner as Alicia and Will argue in front of a mercurial military judge, Eli's confidence is shaken and Diane issues an ultimatum to protect the firm.

10: Parenting Made Easy
A routine arbitration turns into a battle of wills between Alicia and Louis Canning, but the pair makes an unexpected connection when a personal crisis interrupts the proceedings.

11: What Went Wrong
As Alicia looks for a way to have a judgment thrown out following a shocking guilty verdict, she also begins to feel the consequences of decisions in her personal life.

12: Alienation Of Affection
Lockhart/Gardner's future is at stake when a couple whose divorce was overseen by the firm accuses them of encouraging the breakup for financial gain.

13: Bitcoin For Dummies
Alicia defends a lawyer who hires the firm after the government arrests him for not revealing the name of an anonymous client: a mysterious computer programmer who illegally invented a new online currency.

14: Another Ham Sandwich
With her investigation complete, Special Prosecutor Wendy Scott-Carr presents her evidence against Will to the grand jury in hopes of sending him to prison for bribery. Meanwhile, Eli and Stacie Hall square off once again.

15: Live From Damascus
Lockhart & Gardner leads a class action suit against a software company that allowed the Syrian government to "disappear" American citizens. Also, Will faces a hard decision in the wake of the Grand Jury proceedings.

16: After The Fall
While power grabs are being made at the firm, Alicia and Caitlin square off against old foe Nancy Crozier. Meanwhile, Peter discovers the price of taking the moral high road.

17: Long Way Home
Alicia must once again aid Colin Sweeney when a sexual misconduct claim derails his attempt to win back control of his company. Also, Cary is faced with a moral dilemma when Peter tasks him with enforcing office policies.

18: Gloves Come Off
Alicia once again faces Louis Canning in court, but recent financial concerns lead her to reconsider his standing job offer. Meanwhile, Diane reconnects with the enigmatic Jack Copeland.

19: Blue Ribbon Panel
When Alicia is assigned to be on a blue ribbon panel investigating a police shooting, she begins to question the motivations behind the chairman's actions. Meanwhile, Kalinda receives unwanted attention from the IRS.

20: No Ordinary Lie
As Alicia counsels a client whether to accept a strict plea deal, she's distracted by Peter's newest political rival, whose actions force her back into the public spotlight

21: The Penalty Box
Alicia defends a judge against misconduct charges stemming from his days as a prosecutor. Meanwhile, Cary makes a career decision and Kalinda deals with the repercussions of Agent Delaney's investigation.

22: The Dream Team
Will and Diane scramble when Louis Canning and Patti Nyholm team up to bankrupt the firm. Also, Alicia faces conflicted feelings regarding her relationship with Peter, and Kalinda's past catches up to her.

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Episode 1: Pilot (Sep/13/2011)
On the run from the mob, Bridget assumes the identity of her deceased twin sister, Siobhan, only to realize that her sister's life was no less complicated than hers.

Episode 2: She's Ruining Everything (Sep/20/2011)
Bridget tries to cover up a crime she committed without blowing her Siobhan cover; Machado stays in NYC to learn more about Siobhan; Bridget confides her secrets to Malcolm; Andrew and his business partner (Jaime Murray) throw a party; Gemma's suspicions of Henry grow.

Episode 3: If You Ever Want A French Lesson (Sep/27/2011)
Bridget discovers a possible clue that could lead to Siobhan's killer, and uncovers intriguing information about Andrew. In other events, Machado continues to pursue Bridget; and Henry and Gemma butt heads over their investment in Andrew's hedge fund.

Episode 4: It's Gonna Kill Me, But I'll Do It (Oct/04/2011)
Bridget, who's still posing as Siobhan, heads to the Hamptons with Andrew, Gemma and Henry to celebrate Siobhan's birthday. While there, Henry is adamant about rekindling his affair with Siobhan. In other events, Gemma learns some unsettling news; and Bridget is forced to reveal some of her past when Machado closes in on some new information.

Episode 5: A Whole New Kind Of Bitch (Oct/11/2011)
Gemma (Tara Summers) asks Bridget (Sarah Michelle Gellar), who is still posing as Siobhan, to do her a favor that could cost Bridget everything. Henry (Kristoffer Polaha) is given some crushing news about his writing career, and Andrew (Ioan Gruffudd) has to deal with his tumultuous relationship with his teenage daughter Juliet (Zoey Deutch). Bridget meets a potential new sponsor named Charlie (guest star Billy Miller) at a local Narcotics Anonymous meeting, while Malcolm (Mike Colter) must face his demons when he is put in a position that could jeopardize his sobriety.

Episode 6: The Poor Kids Do It Everyday (Oct/18/2011)
Bridget can't connect with Gemma, causing her to wonder if something occurred between Gemma and Henry; Juliet's teacher (Jason Dohring) comes to her aid when she stands up to a bully at her new school; Bridget asks Charlie for a favor; Machado investigates Malcolm's disappearance.

Episode 7: Oh Gawd, There's Two of Them? (Nov/01/2011)
Siobhan-Bridget reveals that she has a twin to Andrew and Henry; Henry becomes a suspect in the disappearance of Gemma; Juliet parties to dangerous extremes; Malcolm escapes.

Episode 8: Maybe We Can Get A Dog Instead? (Nov/08/2011)
Andrew and Bridget receive upsetting news that also impacts Henry; Juliet and Mr. Carpenter continue to form an unlikely bond; Malcolm arrives in New York and is confronted by Machado; Siobhan's relationship with Tyler is threatened.

Episode 9: Shut Up And Eat Your Bologna (Nov/15/2011)
Bridget realizes she's growing fond of Andrew; Henry and Andrew's business partner bond; Malcolm has doubts about Bridget's new NA sponsor; Bridget decides to meet Siobhan's therapist (Merle Dandridge) in order to gain insight into her sister's life.

Episode 10: That's What You Get For Trying To Kill Me (Nov/29/2011)
Henry homes in on a suspect in Gemma's disappearance; Malcolm goes to the police with his hunch about Charlie; Juliet becomes obsessed with Mr. Carpenter; Machado meets with an informant (Amber Benson) in Wyoming.

Episode 11: It Just Got Normal (Jan/31/2012)
Bridget offers to host a fund-raiser for Juliet's school and learns that her friend Greer knows one of Siobhan's secrets; Siobhan can't believe that Bridget has adapted as well as she has to her new life; Malcolm goes to work for Andrew; Henry mourns his wife.

Episode 12: What Are You Doing Here, Ho-Bag? (Feb/07/2012)
Juliet's mother visits and causes trouble for Andrew and Bridget; Bridget discovers someone she believes is key to learning more about her sister; Henry finds a lead that causes Machado to think he's closing in on Bridget.

Episode 13: It's Easy to Cry When This Much Cash is Involved (Feb/14/2012)
Bridget retraces Siobhan's last steps prior to her disappearance and discovers that her twin kept a secret office; Olivia blackmails Henry into introducing her to Gemma's wealthy father; Tyler faces a moral decision that could impact Siobhan and Andrew.

Episode 14: Whores Don't Make That Much (Feb/21/2012)
Bridget encounters someone who played an important role in her and Siobhan's past; Malcolm discovers something of Bridget's in Henry's possession; Catherine asks Andrew to make a decision about Juliet that could have major ramifications.

Episode 15: P.s. You're An Idiot (Feb/28/2012)
Bridget realizes she's in over her head when Andrew proposes again; Olivia becomes suspicious of Malcolm; and Juliet makes a decision that doesn't sit well with her mother.

Episode 16: You're Way Too Pretty To Go To Jail (Mar/06/2012)
Machado's past with stripper Shaylene Briggs is revealed; Siobhan masquerades as Bridget to Malcolm; Henry realizes that Bridget knows more than she should; and Tyler takes something from Siobhan that's a key piece of evidence in her revenge plot.

Episode 17: What We Have Is Worth The Pain (Mar/13/2012)
Bridget's search for a missing Malcolm leads her to his hotel, where security footage shows that Andrew was the last person to see him before the disappearance. Meanwhile, Juliet links the attack on Tessa to someone in her family; and Siobhan explains to Henry why she faked her death.

Episode 18: That Woman's Never Been A Victim Her Entire Life (Mar/20/2012)
An attempt is made on Bridget's life. As Machado investigates, Henry accuses Siobhan of putting out a hit on her sister while Bridget believes Olivia is responsible. In other events, Andrew admits he asked Malcolm to leave, and Juliet goes missing.

Episode 19: Let's Kill Bridget (Mar/27/2012)
Bridget decides to testify against Bodaway Macawi; Machado is suspended from the FBI; and Henry gives Siobhan an ultimatum: give up the revenge plot or they're through.

Episode 20: If You're Just An Evil Bitch Then Get Over It (Apr/03/2012)
Bridget, as Siobhan, tells Machado about the attempt on her life and who she suspects was behind it; Bridget accuses Henry of Tyler's murder unaware that Siobhan is listening in; and a desperate Catherine takes extreme measures to get closer to Andrew.

Episode 21: It's Called Improvising, Bitch! (Apr/10/2012)
Catherine's plot to drive apart Andrew and Bridget falters; Machado learns who wanted Siobhan dead; and Siobhan's plan to help Henry hits a snag.

Episode 22: I'm The Good Twin (Apr/17/2012)
As the vow renewal nears, Bridget realizes she first needs to tell Andrew the truth about who she really is. Meanwhile, just as Bodaway Macawi starts to close in on Bridget, Agent Machado is forced off the case and Henry decides whether he should tell Bridget the truth about Siobhan.

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Barb The Good Wife episode guide you have just posted is season 3 because season 2 is on page #110

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One Night Premiered on BBC One on March 26, 2012

About the Show:
The story of four ordinary people whose fates are linked by a seemingly inconsequential event.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Douglas Hodge	Ted
Georgina Campbell	Rochelle
Jessica Hynes	Carol
Billy Matthews	Alfie

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Episode 1: Ted (Mar/26/2012)
After Ted tells off a teenage girl for dropping litter outside his house, he starts to believe that the increasingly alarming events that surround the barbeque he is throwing to impress his boss are revenge attacks. His attempts to wrest back control only deepen the problem and end in tragedy.

Episode 2: Rochelle (Mar/27/2012)
It is the day of Danny's funeral, following his death at the hands of a rival gang. As a result of her suspension from school for bad behaviour, Rochelle risks her academically bright future by going to see her secret boyfriend - on rival gang territory - the night before her critical exam.

Episode 3: Carol (Mar/28/2012)
This is the day that Carol intends to fulfil her secret ambition. However, it is also the day she discovers her eldest son Jake is back to his gang lifestyle and her 'Oxford hopeful' daughter Rochelle has been suspended from school, forcing Carol to make the most critical decision of her life.

Episode 4: Alfie (Mar/30/2012)
It is Alfie's 13th birthday and, if he passes his initiation test, he will get to join the Lakemead T'ugs, the people he most respects and the gang who rule the neighbourhood. However, Alfie is about to discover the gulf between his own delinquent behaviour and what it is they expect him to do.

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Thanks Jim.  I hadn't noticed.  I'll fix it today.

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Smash Premiered on NBC on February 06, 2012

About the Show:
Smash is a musical drama that celebrates the beauty and heartbreak of the Broadway theater as it follows a cross section of dreamers and schemers who all have one common desire - to be a " Smash." The series centers on a desire to create a Broadway musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe - written by the successful songwriting duo of Tom (Tony Award-nominee Christian Borle, " Legally Blonde: The Musical") and Julia (Emmy Award-winner Debra Messing, " Will & Grace"). Julia recently began the process of adopting a child with her husband Frank (Tony Award-nominee Brian d'Arcy James, " Shrek The Musical") of many years, but her focus is torn when she has the opportunity to write another Broadway hit. A rivalry soon forms for the lead role between a youthful, inexperienced Midwestern beauty Karen (Katharine McPhee, " American Idol") - who is trying to find fame in the big city against all odds - and stage veteran Ivy Lynn (Megan Hilty, " 9 to 5: The Musical"), who's determined to leave the chorus line and finally get her big break. A tenacious producer Eileen (Oscar winner, Anjelica Huston, " Prizzi's Honor") discovers the " Marilyn" project and jumps on board with a brilliant director, Derek (Jack Davenport, " Pirates of the Caribbean" films) - whose talent is matched by his cunning and egocentric amorality. Jaime Cepero (" Porgy and Bess") stars as Ellis, and Raza Jaffrey (" Sex and the City 2," " MI-5") stars as Dev.

The series stemmed from an idea of executive producer and multiple Emmy and Oscar-winner Steven Spielberg (" ER," "Schindler's List"). The pilot was written by creator/executive producer and acclaimed playwright/screenwriter Theresa Rebeck (" Mauritius," " NYPD Blue"). David Marshall Grant (" Brothers and Sisters"), Craig Zadan and Neil Meron (Oscar-winning " Chicago," " Hairspray") and Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey (" United States of Tara," " The Borgias") also serve as executive producers. Original songs are written by Tony and Grammy Award winners Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman (" Hairspray," " Catch Me If You Can"), who serve as executive producers as well.

Smash is a production of Universal Television in association with DreamWorks Television and Madwoman in the Attic. The pilot was directed by Tony Award winner Michael Mayer (" Spring Awakening," " American Idiot").


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Actor’s name	Character’s name
Debra Messing	Julia
Christian Borle	Tom
Katharine McPhee	Karen
Jack Davenport	Derek Walsh
Megan Hilty	Ivy
Anjelica Huston	Eileen
Raza Jaffrey	Dev
Brian d'Arcy James	Frank
Jaime Cepero	Ellis

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I can also do both for

Cleopatra 2525 done
First Wave done
Relic Hunter done
Six Degrees done
The Flash done

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Thanks.  That would be great.

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Cleopatra 2525 Premiered on Syndicated on January 22, 2000

About the Show:
An exotic dancer, cryogenically frozen in the year 2001, is accidentaly thawed out in 2525 by two female warriors who are fighting against evil robots which have taken over the world. The three join forces and try to escape the underground caverns to which humanity has been banished, meeting up with all sorts of strange creatures along the way.

Cast:

Actor’s name	Character’s name
Gina Torres	Helen Carter
Victoria Pratt	Rose 'Sarge'
Jennifer Sky	Cleopatra 'Cleo'

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Episode 1: Quest for Firepower (Jan/22/2000)
Cleopatra learns four quick lessons after awakening in the twenty-sixth century; don't trust a robot with a gun bigger than yours, screaming doesn't help, robot's are turned on by a switch not a flirt, and don't ask anyone to pinch you...unless you like that sort of thing.

Episode 2: Creegan (Jan/29/2000)
Sarge tries out a new battle bikini. Cleopatra meets Creegan. And it started out as such a nice day. But at least he helps Cleo practice her screaming.

Episode 3: Flying Lessons (Feb/05/2000)
Cleopatra finally finds a pole dancing venue. What better way to raise the stakes.

Episode 4: Mind Games (Feb/07/2000)
Hal hears voices but not The Voice. Sarge hears voices and obeys them. Cleopatra learns the voice in your head may not be your own and listens to her own voice.

Episode 5: Home (Feb/19/2000)
Sarge's origins and her relation with the surface are revealed when a mission leads Hel, Cleo and herself to a Dwork village, a group of worshipers of the Baileys.

Episode 6: Rescue (Feb/26/2000)
Hal and Sarge do the old IRS trick; infiltrate, rescue, sabotage.

Episode 7: Run Cleo Run (Mar/01/2000)
It's time to discover if Cleopatra is ready to go in a mission on her own or not. She'll be able to try out her skills several times before she's into the real, dangerous situations.

Episode 8: Choices (Mar/11/2000)
The Foxy Freedom Fighters hunt a virtual human in virtual reality in the virtual future.

Episode 9: Perceptions (Apr/15/2000)
Creegan's back, and he managed to find a disguise to cover that enormous head of his. Alas, Hal's plan can't save us from an inane speech from his hyper-inflated ego.

Episode 10: Trial and Error (Apr/22/2000)
Raina's such a popular gal. First the Betrayers take out Raina. Then Hal and Sarge take out Raina. Then the Baileys take out Raina. But get ready for a bang when Cleopatra takes out Raina.

Episode 11: Double (Apr/24/2000)
Which Cleopatra is the real one? No one wants to know more than Cleopatra; both of them.

Episode 12: Last Stand (May/06/2000)
The team goes to help Jake Lawson, Sarge's idol and former enemy, who is preventing bad guys from getting a big amount of plutonium.

Episode 13: Hel and Highwater: Part 1 (May/13/2000)
The teams finds an underwater city which has been hidden from the Bailies and the Underworld for centuries.

Episode 14: Hel and Highwater: Part 2 (May/20/2000)
Still in the underwater city, the team unveils a plan which jeopardizes life in the underground.

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Episode 1: The Watch (Oct/07/2000)
Cleopatra plays seductress to infiltrate a war lord's lair in a classic evil plot; kill my nemesis and I'll give the antidote for your sister poison.

Episode 2: Baby Boom (Oct/14/2000)
The gorgeous gals glow in a tanning salon and not much else and so do their buff virtual beaus. But their UV exposure is interrupted by a bouncing baby boy Bailey bomb booby trap.

Episode 3: Brain Drain (Oct/21/2000)
Brain parasite. Cleo, of course, is immune. Her mind is already on a trip to another fairyland thanks to happy gas leak. But it's found a home in somebody.

Episode 4: Mauser's Day Out (Nov/04/2000)
Sarge raids Cleo's closet for a seductive little number to grab Mauser's attention. But Mauser is sweet and nurturing and worst of all innocent. So Sarge reprograms him to be the bad boy every girl thinks she wants. And he's really, really bad.

Episode 5: Reality Check (Nov/11/2000)
Cleopatra gets trapped in a virtual reality which simulates how her life would have been if she hadn't been cryogenized after the surgery, and Mauser brings Hel and Sarge to that reality in order to rescue her.

Episode 6: Pod Whisperer (Nov/18/2000)
Hel has been captured by the Bailey's. Cleo to the rescue?

Episode 7: Out of Body (Nov/25/2000)
Raina vaporizes Cleo into the vacuous blonde she was born to be which makes Raina strangely susceptible to Cleo's screams and other taunts.

Episode 8: Juggernaut Down (Dec/02/2000)
Hel's hot in her new hair style. And the luscious ladies learn; never tease a Bailey. Now the Bailey's in a rage so Cleo becomes a Bailey driver to take it down a notch.

Episode 9: Truth Be Told (Feb/03/2001)
Fed up with Voice's secrets, half-truths and deceptions Hel bails on Voice and her chickmates to track down her father. Since he's dead her father's sort of hard to find. But Kreepy Kreegan agrees to help if Hel doesn't blow his head off since that's too big a target to miss. And at least Hel knows she can mistrust Kregan.

Episode 10: In Your Boots (Feb/05/2001)
Kreegan is finally sentenced and condemned to demolecularization. That's inconvenient for Hel because Kregan pulled the old body switch on her including his gaudy makeup.

Episode 11: The Soldier Who Fell from Grace (Feb/12/2001)
While Cleo and Sarge break in a new boss, Sarge takes a vacation or maybe an early retirement that seems more and more like a Voice mission. Cleo promptly takes to the comfort an affectionate pet Mauser gives her.

Episode 12: No Thanks for the Memories (Feb/24/2001)
It seems Marla's idea of a progressive government has her as absolute dictator including judge, jury and executioner in rapid succession. Inconvenient for Sarge since she just assassinated Marla's favorite informant.

Episode 13: Noir or Never (Mar/04/2001)
The dangerous Underground Bureau of Health is looking for Cleopatra because of the dormant illnesses her body may carry from the 21st century. Meanwhile, Voice has lost contact with Marcus so she asks Hel's team to investigate his disappearance.

Episode 14: The Voice (Mar/05/2001)
At the height of his megalomania Creegan is about to achieve his life long ambition, emphasis on "long", but only after his death. But first he and voice have to say their electrifying good byes.

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