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Besides a whole myriad of other probs...If you rewatch XTAS, they did also have episodic focuses on certain characters and minimal serialization (other than Phoenix Saga) However, what '97 lacks is subtle cues! Take for instance, Morph's return episode (and only having one episode to cover this too!) in "Courage" We all know Scott was responsible for deserting Morph in the season 1 and leaving him to die. in Morph's return, they have a welcome back party and Scott is awkward in welcoming him back. There's not enough time to dwell with speeches and such (producers knowing its a 22 min. episode) but there's a less is more of a few second interaction of Morph and Scott not knowing what to say to each other. Contrast this to...Wolverine not saying a word about Magneto what he did to him....No one except Lorna and Professor (and maybe Acolytes) reacting to Magneto's death. Gambit saying not one angry word or even a mention about Magneto with Rogue. He didnt even make a joke as Poccy ruling his body about Poccy doing a favor killing Mags for Remy. I know someone said we have to fill in the blanks, but I wished we didn't have to rely on that

Mr Furley had cat pillows, so the three surmised he would like to keep the kitten

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Janet is from Speedway, Indiana per that episode where Jack is doing his cooking show and doing the practice intro of the roommates for his assistants. DIdn't know that they chose Indiana cuz Joyce was from there! And several references to Jack growing up in San Diego...and where he probably got interested in joining the Navy from his hometown base.

It's been a while since I seen it. but I recall she gave everyone a present except Rogue. I don't recall Rogue ever flirting with Scott, just that she had a crush on him.

Also will attend the Hollywood Show con

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I can't recall if this was from FF or elsewhere: A woman (single mom?) wanted to start over so bought a new home. She was murdered inside her home. The culprit was the garbage collector who worked in her neighborhood. I was intrigued cuz how would the collector know she was home? I can't recall the details so wanted to watch it again

I just watched a compilation of reactionary Utube vids of Nightcrawler's sacrifice and folks getting weepy. But I didn't see that reaction for Magneto's season 2 death?

1. gathered unused items to donate for door prizes for a mini convention : including two unused passport holders that have been lying around for several years

2)gathered up school supplies bought on sale but not used! Donated to Tiff's Treats which still is accepting donations for two free cookies

3)dropped off a bag of costume masks/supplies for Halloween recycling

I'm thinking the Peaches one. where the victim who was dumped in Long Island (and by error was initially thought to be victim of the Long Island Serial Killer) The victim had a Peaches tattoo on her torso (I think only her torso was found) her dead baby was found a hundred feet away from her. Would like to know how they identified her with DNA (heard it took awhile cuz they only found one relative with DNA stored in banks).

I notice on the marathons on Headline news, the never show the episode of the Muslim parents that killed their Westernized daughter

Folks have said season 2 has taken a downturn. I would feel BDM would gloat about it if there were truly rewrites by the new writers who "punched" up the scripts enough for him to lose solo credit. OR BDM has seen the complaints and stayed quiet because he was responsible for the pacing/ lack of Poccy impact/ Magik's death etc.

I read a CE some time ago about watching for interactions for Timolol eyedrops with ex. : Symbicort or Albuterol inhaler.

How bad is this interaction? I figured the timolol is just localized effect to the eyes?

I have some beginner questions about the Bridge program:

If any GLP1 Rx is prior authorization needed (meaning it's covered but needs PA) that blocks the Bridge program eligiblity, correct?

The Bridge program will it cover penneedles, or penneedles gets billed with regular Medicare plan?

I just realized that even after reading her biography (from Nicola Tallis) she didn't cover what the family reaction was when Margaret was expecting, at the age of 12! We know even back then that was very young an age to fall pregnant. Were there any accounts of Jasper Tudor raising his eyebrow at his brother? I recall reading Margaret's mother was still alive and around but not sure...would she have been expected to teach Margaret about the birds and the bees when she married?

One of the men at the table says something about family not surviving without sons....If anyone has read about the history of Ingalls' daughters...everyone was able to have careers/making a living/farm. (Carrie being a reporter/Laura as a farmer then writer/even Mary who helped out the family finances making / selling nets

i know we can’t take the X-men 97 behind the scenes book as canon, but if anyone has it, it mentioned that in 1997, Rogue and Gambit are in their mid20s, meaning when the show premiered in 1992, Rogue could’ve been about 20. so she first joined X-men in her teens, and was on Mystiques team in her teens

So we know Henry had to request dispensation in attempt to marry Anne and let the Church know he had relations with family member, I suppose Anne knew and wasn't surprised if she was still communicating with Mary (with apparent advise not to be like Mary and keep Henry hanging on til could get further advantages for Boleyns) but did the court know? Or just accepted that Henry had mistresses and it was no secret?

I' ve watched all the episodes, but now just looking up past criminals and their whereabouts. I know FF is on HeadlineNews like all day/night these days, but haven't seen them recently. Do they still do that ominous music post credits when there's an update? (I.e. someone getting on parole/freed, retrial) DIdn't know Richard Crafts and Fred Grabbe were released from prison on parole in their 80s! It's a wonder that decades ago prisoners died in prison in their 60s and 70s but possibly with the wonders of medicine and fewer smokers folks in general (even in prison ) are living longer.

Did the Victorians know back then how hemophilia passed in her family, or they just took it by chance? We know now that hemophiliacs can pass it on to daughters with daughters becoming carriers and it won't pass onto their sons but it they didn't know was it where they just assumed it was by chance? I was curious to know if the Queen ever wrote if she was concerned (and not knowing how a son would pass on the gene).

I did know he had one daughter before passing.