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Joy
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2011
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Joy
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2010
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Three L.A. women Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, and Wendie Malick) move to Ohio after their Paris-bound plane makes an...
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Joy
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2010
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Matthew Lillard (Scooby Doo) stars in this National Lampoon comedy about a hapless surfer who loses his prized board. When JD...
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2009
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The laziest cat in America swaps places with the richest feline in England in director Tim Hill's lasagna-laden sequel to the...
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2006
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2003
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As Season Ten of Frasier begins, Niles (David Hyde Pierce) and Daphne (Jane Leeves) have bypassed their meticulously planned...
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Daphne Moon Crane
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2002
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After being raised by a normal sized family, tiny Tom Thumb (voiced by Elijah Wood) sets out to find others of his diminutive...
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Margret
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2002
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The ninth season of Frasier serves up the "payoff" for the setup established at the end of Season Eight. Once again, Frasier...
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Daphne Moon
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2001
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Season seven of Frasier came to a rousing finale with the now-legendary "Winnebago" elopement of Niles Crane (David Hyde...
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Daphne Moon
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2000
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1999
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Several American stars add marquee value to this British comedy about a single mom who's back in the dating game, whether she...
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Juliet
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1999
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Season Seven of Frasier opens as Daphne Moon (Janes Leeves), cockney caregiver for the Crane brothers' ex-cop dad Martin...
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Daphne Moon
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1999
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No longer a fish out of water in Seattle, Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) begins this season believing that his life is going...
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Daphne Moon
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1998
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1998
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Daphne Moon
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1997
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In this suspenseful drama, a commercial jet filled with passengers becomes a potential agent for widespread death after it...
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Rachel Sherwood
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1996
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This season of Frasier finds the Crane household in a variety of turning points. Niles' (David Hyde Pierce) long-separated...
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Daphne Moon
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1996
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A young boy's discovery of a gigantic peach triggers an eventful journey across the sea in this strikingly designed and...
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Ladybug
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1996
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Firmly and comfortably ensconced in its Tuesday-night timeslot, Frasier launched its third season on NBC. The basic character...
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Daphne Moon
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1995
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Frasier marked the beginning of its second season on NBC by moving from Thursday evenings to Tuesdays, remaining in this slot...
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Daphne Moon
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1994
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This romantic-comedy satirizes the advertising industry while chronicling the exploits of a would-be writer trying to break...
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Wylie
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1994
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The 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street is transplanted to the 1990s with few changes in this family-oriented remake....
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1994
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Though they're not quite ready for matrimony, Miles (Grant Shaud) and Audrey (Jane Leeves) agree to test the waters, so to...
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1993
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The first of Frasier's eleven seasons began just where the series' predecessor, Cheers, left off -- with psychiatrist Frasier...
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Daphne Moon
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1993
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When Eldin (Robert Pastorelli) calls in sick, Murphy (Candice Bergen) must bring baby Avery to work. The "FYI" staff is...
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1993
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Although "FYI" producer Miles Silverberg (Grant Shaud) was ostensibly 25 years old when Murphy Brown began, we here find him...
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1992
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By conservative estimate, at least 45 secretaries have passed into--and out of--the office of Murphy Brown (Candice Bergen)...
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1991
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In one of their periodic pro-eco moves, the "FYI" staffers participate in a car pool. As the group drives to work, each...
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1991
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Worried that she'll be tempted to fall off the wagon and make a fool of herself (it's been known to happen), Murphy (Candice...
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1990
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In the conclusion of Murphy Brown's two-part second season finale, Corky (Faith Ford) develops a bad case of pre-nuptual...
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1990
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The marriage between Corky (Faith Ford) and Will (Scott Bryce), which had brought Season Two of Murphy Brown to a joyous...
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1990
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Season two of Murphy Brown begins as the staff of the investigative TV magazine "FYI" is introduced to Josh Silverberg (Jon...
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1989
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Angela Lansbury once again essays the dual role of Maine-based mystery writer Jessica Fletcher and her colorful cousin,...
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1987
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