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The television series "Friends" aired an episode in the third season entitled "The One with All the Jealousy". Monica dates a coworker named Julio, who while on a date with her, stops to write a poem. The poem turns out to be not about Monica, but about American women in general. What is the title of the poem that Julio wrote? |
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In the year 1977, artist Jackson Browne had a hit single which would become one of his top three biggest hits. The song was used in the 1994 Oscar winning film, "Forrest Gump". What is the title of this song that will forever be associated with Forrest running across the United States? |
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This television show was a spin-off of a highly popular 1980s sitcom. The show starred Richard Mulligan as Dr. Harry Weston, a pediatrician, whose two daughters move back home as adults. The daughters were played by Kristy McNichol and Dinah Manoff. What is the title of this sitcom? |
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In October of 2007, famous chef and television host, Anthony Bourdain, had a book published. The book is an account of his travels around the globe, and the various types of food from different cultures. Using gorgeous photos, combined with Mr. Bourdain's "in your face" sense of humor, the book is an entertaining read. The book shares the same title as his television show, "No Reservations", but there is a subtitle as well. Please tell me, what is the subtitle of this book? |
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Our next "empty" question comes in the form of a song title. This song, released in 1982 by pop singer Elton John, was dedicated to another famous musician, who was brutally murdered in 1980. With the subtitle, "Hey Hey Johnny", what is the actual title of this moving song? |
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Next up we have a made for TV movie that originally aired on the Lifetime network in 1993. The movie starred Kate Jackson as a psychotic baby stealing nurse, who steals a newborn baby girl in order to hang onto her married lover. Lori Loughlin plays the distraught mother trying to convince people that her baby was not stillborn, but stolen from her in the hospital. What is the title of this disturbing film? |
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The television series "Criminal Minds" aired an episode in the second season, which starred JoBeth Williams as a college professor and one time author Ursula Kent. A former student of Professor Kent becomes obsessed with the book that she wrote years earlier, in which the world has been taken over by robots. He begins setting bombs around the Seattle area. The name of the fictional book that Professor Kent wrote shares its name with the title of this episode. What title am I looking for here? |
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In the musical "Les Miserables", based on the 1862 novel written by author Victor Hugo, there is a solo song sung towards the end of the show by the character Marius Pontmercy. What is the title of this heart wrenching song? |
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In 1977, actor Andy Griffith starred in a TV movie, in which he played a police chief named Abel Marsh. The story revolves around the mystery of a young woman, believed to be dead who is spotted driving around town and at the funeral of her parents. Police Chief Marsh launches an investigation to find out the truth about this woman and her "death". What is the name of this made for TV movie? |
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Here we are looking for a song title by the legendary Bruce Springsteen. This song was released in 2002 from the album entitled "The Rising", which was inspired by the September 11th attacks. What is the name of this song? |
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