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Originally posted by LabRat: Oh, and I forgot - please don't cut and paste right from the script, even if you do look up the answer there
LabRat  I personally find it harder to determine if the person has the right answer if they post the script verbatim, Lab. I mean, a couple of the questions on this thread and a couple other quiz/quote/etc threads, the person just went to the script, cut and pasted about a page or so which contained the answer they wanted to give, and assumed that they got the question right. I'm not so smart as that! I'm a teacher; you have to give me a simple straight answer to the question so I can give you a check mark or a big red X, ya know - with 7 classes, containing 20 or 21 students each, I'd be correcting all day if I had to read a script for each question... Colour me stupid, I guess... That, plus the two questions were not in the same location of the script in question - you give me a page of script for each part, we'd overload the server in a hurry. That's my reasoning, and I'm sticking with it for now  And anyway, Kathy got the question right, so I'm off to see if I can answer hers now... Melisma (under her Rock, wondering if she even made any sense there!)
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Well, it makes sense to me because personally I'd find it quicker and easier to just type a line of text in answer than try and cut and paste a section of script.  Just wondered if I'd missed something along the way that prohibited it for technical reasons or something. LabRat
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LabRat got it right! Sharon Thomas had a guest appearance in three episodes -- In Season 1, "Green Green Glow of Home", playing Maisie ("With Clark, what you see is what you get!") In Season 2, "Seasons Greedings" (which Dean also wrote!), playing a woman who battled Lois for the space rat in the toy store and in Season 3, "Just Say Noah", playing the nun in whose car Superman saves the toys meant for an orphanage ("Superman is a national treasure!") Too bad she didn't go four for four and play something in the last season. LabRat, you're up! Kathy
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Oh whew, I'm glad you're okay with it, Lab - I was afraid you were thinking that I was just being arbitrary and out to spoil the fun of those who *like* to cut and paste whole sections. No, not a general rule, just a personal request Melisma (breathing easier here under her Rock)
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Oh, gosh. I keep forgetting that answering questions means you have to come up with one of your own.  Okay, let's think... ...still thinking... Um.... Okay, mind's gone a complete blank now. Bear with me, I'll get back to you later in the day. :rolleyes: Okay, back. And still thinking... What was the name of Sheldon Bender's boat in The Phoenix? Sorry, best I could come up with. LabRat
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Wasn't it the 'Sue You' or something like that...I'll go home and check my tape. One of my favorite eps anyway, so definitely not in the realm of hardship. Jill
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Darn it, I was too slow! Jill is right, it's definitely the "Sue You". Lois rolls her eyes at it as she reads it off the side of the boat. I know because I watched this episode over and over while plotting WLBM. Not exactly torture, I'll tell ya. <g> Hmm, maybe that's why I'm dragging my feet on getting started with WMBE ... watching Resurrection over and over might be a bit too much to ask, even in the name of fanfic.  Kathy
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Sorry this is off-topic, but you're writing a sequel, Kathy? Or I should say another sequel? Cool.  What does WMBE stand for?
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm. At this juncture I could get all pedantic and say - not exactly. But, I'll refrain. Though I was quite amused by the fact that it was spelled Sue U. <G> Jill, you're up! LabRat
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D'oh! You're right, Labbie, it is the "Sue U". Well, at least I got it right in my story, even if my memory failed on the spelling. Lois lifted a pair of binoculars to her eyes and adjusted the focus. "The 'Sue U'," she read off the side of the yacht. "Oh, *please*. Whew. Had to go check, just in case. <g> And yes, me, there will be a third story in the trilogy. The titles of the three stories are "When Friends Become Lovers", "When Lovers Become More", and "When More Becomes Everything". Hmm, I sense a pattern ... Can't give an estimated date, though, unfortunately. The story is all plotted and outlined, but I need to finish up another couple short stories first, so I probably won't be able to start actually writing it until later this year. With as slow as I write, let's hope for 2004. Kathy (not hijacking the thread for fanfic discussion, just showing that I'm eagerly waiting Jill's next question. Yeah, yeah, that's the ticket!)
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Oops! Sorry, guys, I got distracted with studying and forgot that I'd even answered this. :p New question: Where did Jonathan order the take-out from at the end of Chi of Steel? I know it's random, but it's all I could come up with right now, unless you want questions about the clotting cascade from my Pathology book. Jill (who went back and re-read WLBM last night to find the 'Sue U' bit...no, I wasn't putting off studying, it was research I tell you, RESEARCH!)
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House of Hunan (not sure on the spelling there...)
Martha said there was too much garlic :p
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Yup, yup! That was it, Breanna! She would've prefered if he'd gotten it from the Szechwuan Palace though. <g> Your turn! Jill
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Hey...sorry all...I've been sick.
Let's see...
In which episode did someone have a mid-life crisis, and what did they do about it?
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In Vatman, Perry got himself a hairpiece and started doing dangerous things, such as the bungee jump near the end (where he lost the rug )
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Right you are, Roger!
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Your turn!
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In the episode, "And the Answer Is...," it's Martha's and Jonathan's anniversary. What did each give as a present to the other? What was inside Martha's gift to Jonathan, and how did Jonathan give his gift to Martha?
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Hm, I believe it's time to make a wild guess, but even if it's wrong, it'll probably lead someone else in the right direction because I'm too lazy to look up the exact answer. Here's my guess.
Martha gave Jonathan some carved wooden box, and it had like a stone for each year of their marriage or something. And I think Jonathan gave Martha a book on Italian, and inside the book were plane tickets to Italy....
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Martha gave Jonathan some carved wooden box, and it had like a stone for each year of their marriage or something. And I think Jonathan gave Martha a book on Italian, and inside the book were plane tickets to Italy.... Pretty close. Jonathan initially got her a gift certificate to CostMart (which Martha wasn't too enthusiastic about), which could be used to buy a book that's in Italian. After mentioning the book was in Italian, Jonathan said that he hoped they would learn some Italian by the time they got back from Rome (as he handed her the plane tickets). Martha called her gift a memory box. Good memory! Your turn!
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Hmm let's see...What's Alan Morris' new job after the end of the whole invisible man fiasco?
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