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“black-ish:
Season 8”
(Aug. 24)
“Eureka:
Season 1”
(Aug. 24)
A big move and a
visit from Olympic
gymnast Simone
Biles are in the offing
for the Johnson
family in the eighth
and final season of
this ABC sitcom
from showrunner
Courtney Lilly and
creator Kenya Barris.
Anthony Anderson,
Tracee Ellis Ross, Laurence Fishburne and
Marcus Scribner head the cast.
Weird things happen
in an Oregon town
mostly populated by
brilliant scientists
who work at
advanced research
facility in this quirky
sci-fi comedy that
originally aired on
Sci-Fi Channel
(now Syfy) from
2006 to 2012.
Colin Ferguson, Salli Richardson-Whitfield, Joe
Morton and Debrah Farentino head a solid cast.
“Tangled”
(Available now)
“Father of
the Bride”
(Available now)
You’ve gotta let go
sometime, Dad.
This entertaining
1991 remake of the
1950 Spencer Tracy
comedy follows the
story of a loving
father reluctant to see
his little girl grow up.
When she announces
her engagement, he
must come to terms
with it and throw her a wedding that won’t leave
him in the poorhouse. Steve Martin, Diane
Keaton and Kimberly Williams star.
I (heart) New York
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BY STAFF WRITERS
Questions:
1) What did title character Doug Heffernan (Kevin
James) do for a living in the long-running CBS
sitcom “The King of Queens”?
2) What was the name of the aspiring young New
York actress played by Marlo Thomas in the ABC
sitcom “That Girl”?
3) Who was hosting NBC’s “Tonight Show” when the
series relocated from New York to Burbank, Calif.?
4) What gruff future
Academy Award-winning
actor starred as social
worker Neil Brock in
the gritty 1963-64 CBS
drama “East Side/West
Side”?
5) In what New York
borough did the main
characters in HBO’s
“Girls” reside?
Answers:
Kevin
James
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every
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1) He was a courier
who drove for the
fictional IPS delivery
service
2) Ann Marie
3) Johnny Carson
4) George C. Scott
5) Brooklyn
For its 50th animated
feature, Disney puts
clever twists on
the familiar tale of
“Rapunzel,” with
Mandy Moore voicing
the heroine whose
lengthy hair makes
her the captive of a
villainess (voice of
stage veteran Donna
Murphy) wanting to
harness its magical
power. Zachary Levi (“Chuck”) speaks the words
of a thief who invades the tower where Rapunzel
is being held, then teams with her to escape.
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