Mer spills the beans about Catherine (Debbie Allen)'s diagnosis, and of course, Maggie does the same to Jackson.
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And then, someone spills the beans about exactly what you're wearing to the entire world, your future partner included.
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Things truly begin to wrap up when Neil finally spills the beans about his affair with Vicky Fleming all those years ago.
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Meanwhile, Shaji's team enters the tournament and triumphantly wins the gold trophy. The team comes home and Shaji boasts about his victory to his mother and spills the beans about stealing the documents. Shaji decides to flaunt the trophy but then they realize that their trophy is stolen and replaced with a bamboo one. At this point Shaji's mother suffers a seizure and is carried to the hospital.
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After certain events, Ram Mohan returns to India and finds his brother burning in a flat. After this, Moorthy surfaces and spills the beans about Ram Mohan to Priya's family that her father, the manager of IDID Bank, was murdered by Ram Mohan and his brother because he found out that his bank was robbed by the two brothers, and the college girl who was killed in that incident is his sister. From here onwards, a fight happens between Moorthy and Ram Mohan where Moorthy wins.
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Together, Jennifer and Frankie foil a robbery attempt and help bust a prostitution ring. In 1987, Jennifer's father Bill returns to Salem and tries running Jennifer's life. Jennifer rebels by becoming engaged to Frankie; however, she breaks the engagement when she learns of her mother and grandmother's mental problems, thinking she'd develop the same problems and pass them on to her own children. They reunite briefly, but Eve (who has a crush on Frankie) spills the beans about an affair Frankie had while separated from Jennifer.
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This was his final studio album for RCA.Clay Aiken's new 'On My Way Here' album to be released May 6 Reality TV World, by Christopher Rocchio, 25 March 2008, Retrieved 2008-03-26Clay Aiken Spills the Beans About Upcoming Album WRAL.com, 27 February 2008 Retrieved 2008-04-03 The title track, "On My Way Here", written by OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder along with Hunter Davis and Chris Faulk, was the only single released. The song was originally for Tedder's debut album back in 2002, under Freelance Entertainment, which became defunct before the album could release.
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Heal), Ronald Reagan (Larry), Troy Donahue (Norman Blake), and Stuart Whitman (Oliver, the bartender who spills the beans about the illicit affair). In 1977 it was remade by Rainer Werner Fassbinder for German television as Women in New York. In 2008, Diane English wrote and directed a remake of the same title, her feature film directorial debut. The comedy starred Meg Ryan, Eva Mendes, Annette Bening, Jada Pinkett Smith, Bette Midler, and Debra Messing, and was released in 2008 by Picturehouse Entertainment, a sister company to Warner Bros.
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Luanne and Harley, along with Buzz and Carson, who snuck back from the yacht, follow Pudge and Melaina to the pavilion in time to see Pudge and Chip enter the contest. Once they all see Luanne's parents, she says she will lie to them about the weekend and Carson berates her for not telling the truth. Luanne says she'll tell them the truth if Carson tells Harley the truth. Carson tells Harley she can't marry him because she's in love with Buzz, and Luanne spills the beans about the two having sex in the yacht.
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When Linda's little baby figurines don't fetch much at a pawn shop, Louise convinces her to sell Bob's espresso machine. The next day, Teddy decides to try a cup of espresso after all, and not having thought he'd actually make a sale, Louise and Linda play dumb about Bob's missing espresso machine. Jimmy Jr. stops by and spills the beans about Gene being at the expensive baseball camp because his little brothers, Andy and Olly, are there too. Tina, in a caffeine withdrawal craze, breaks some of her mom's baby figurines to try and force a confession out of her.
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Following the murder, Garrett then heads to a sporting goods store to purchase sleeping bags, some rope, and a hunting knife. Meanwhile, Donna arranges to meet Anna at a local coffee shop (where, for the first time, she admits that it was Garrett who killed Megan, as well as being terrified of her husband), then take her to their house to get her girls back. However, Garrett gets home first, and after Sally spills the beans about the plans, Garrett puts the girls in the station wagon and tears out only seconds after Donna and Anna pull up. Wanting to see her mom, Billie attempts to grab the steering wheel, causing Garrett to lose control of the car and causing a minor accident.
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