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Dawn Wells or Mary Ann

You are correct, I must have quickly scanned the post and thought it was two names you gave but it is the same person.

Dawn Wells.
Her agent at the time was also her husband and he negotiated a better contract for her.

The producers never thought that the show would go into endless re-runs and and gave residual rights to anyone that asked for it. Dawn Wells was the only one that had it in the contract to receive residuals

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Kruger never gave any name to George.

Kruger did give George a nickname, George wanted to be called T-Bone but Kruger called him ( ------------ ).

 

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Lord Of War

 

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By 1920, Harley-Davidson was the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world, with 28,189 machines produced, and dealers in 67 countries-

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Dominica 750 sq. km. (290 sq. mi)

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[shack]

Kruger did give George a nickname, George wanted to be called T-Bone but Kruger called him ( ------------ ).

I don't have the heart to drag this out on you. I think you meant Kramer.

 

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Homeward Bound

 

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What was the name of the theme song from The Friendly Giant?

 

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Rockfish, a play on words combining Rockford and the prison term fish for a loser.

 

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What was the name of the theme song from The Friendly Giant?

Early One Morning

 

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What was the first ever TV game show?


"Spelling Bee", a U.K. show- 1938

 

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When the Philadelphia Spectrum had its roof blown off during a storm in 1967, what arenas did the Flyers play their remaining home games in?

 

[bobistheowl]

Early One Morning

 

[shack]

When the Philadelphia Spectrum had its roof blown off during a storm in 1967, what arenas did the Flyers play their remaining home games in?

Maple Leaf Gardens.

I went to one of those games where Phil played the big, bad Bruins, of which Eddie Shack was now a member. He got into a vicious stick incident with Flyer Larry Zeidel who was Jewish. Evidently the Bruins were hurling racial epithets at him until he'd had enough. He and Shack carved each others' faces with the tips of their sticks. Ugly incident.

 

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