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3564:Picks, 1970 to present
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2406:"Celebrity Spotlight"
2279:Barash, Susan Shapiro
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4457:Current affiliations
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3395:Green Bay, Wisconsin
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2104:Thursday 8:00 (2006)
1298:Elements of the show
1264:Reeling in the Years
1244:The Kids Are Alright
1240:The Kids Are Alright
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3901:Instant Replay Game
3828:Dolly Gray impostor
3720:St. Norbert College
3699:Clarke Hinkle Field
3559:Picks, 1936 to 1969
3304:Home video releases
2785:. December 15, 2016
2707:on February 6, 2008
2376:on February 6, 2011
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1925:Tuesday 8:00 (2000)
1747:album-oriented rock
1696:home video releases
1464:That Wrestling Show
1321:blue-collar workers
1317:American government
287:Executive producers
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3730:Titletown District
3709:Ray Nitschke Field
3539:All-Pro selections
3330:"That '90s Show" (
3158:That '70s Show
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2676:The Gazette Review
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2208:Teen Choice Awards
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1986:September 25, 2001
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