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mean more to many families than preserving a bit of local history, even though the construction company gained title to the land by unscrupulous means. Meanwhile, Guthrie runs into a mini-scandal as well, when his frog, "Loser", is swiped just before the First Annual Carbon County Frog-Jumping Derby.
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falls in with the brawling, footloose loner, who seems to lead the kind of life Brian is looking for. Meanwhile, Evan loses concentration in football practice by ogling the cheerleaders and is ordered by the coach to spend a week in the girls' dance class -- some "punishment."
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National Guard, who cannot provide air support until the storm breaks. Meanwhile, Hannah calls on all her inner strength to help keep the survivors, including the gravely wounded pilot, alive and hopeful of rescue.
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991:Barry Crane
962:Steve Hayes
959:John Florea
926:Barry Crane
797:John Florea
762:"Neighbors"
696:Peter Levin
530:Teleplay by
420:Sue Grafton
415:Gary Nelson
397:Directed by
375:Family Ties
335:Terri Treas
153:of episodes
117:Fred Werner
1450:Categories
1322:References
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1185:Tied With
1137:1983-03-23
1105:1983-03-09
1073:1983-03-02
1033:1983-02-09
1001:1983-02-09
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937:1983-01-12
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858:"Heritage"
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607:1982-10-20
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573:1982-10-13
539:1982-10-06
497:1982-09-29
465:1982-09-22
429:1982-09-19
400:Written by
349:Production
283:Jimmy Webb
279:California
259:television
240:1983-03-23
230:1982-09-19
161:Production
142:of seasons
94:Jimmy Webb
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1170:Episodes
1155:Reception
1124:"Roundup"
1098:Joe Viola
994:Jud Scott
930:Jud Scott
176:Producers
111:Composers
1190:1982–83
1059:Story by
1052:"Winner"
794:"Dreams"
525:Story by
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273:Synopsis
191:60 mins.
69:Starring
1358:1 April
1234:Result
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