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The answer, TEATIMES, was one of the last entries I filled in.
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Some freshmen drop into office hours and teatimes in the same way.
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Since I was stuck on TEATIMES (and reluctant to enter SEP at 33A, as I thought it one letter too short to abbreviate September), it took a while for this entry to make itself apparent.
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Her birthday is November 12, making her a Scorpio. Mrs. Allismore: A "psychic" hired, then fired, by Damian. Mercy Marie: Missing and presumed dead, she was Lucietta's best friend. Lucietta and Ellsbeth get drunk and "channel" her spirit during their weekly Tuesday Teatimes.
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Mike and Sarah meet and are attracted to each other, Sarah wistfully and slightly disapproving, Mike desperately trying to reach what's left of her understanding and vitality. For a while Mike and Sarah enjoy their teatimes and hayrides left alone. But Sarah has an enemy, her own sister, Eugenie Seldin (Judy Frank), a lively and outspoken waitress at the local truck-stop eatery. Eugenie spots Mike right away and sets her sights.
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After a 20-year run, the programme ended on 28 September 1985 because of a change in emphasis at ITV Sport - racing coverage had switched to Channel 4. Wrestling as a programme continued but it was transmitted on lunchtimes at 12.30 rather than teatimes, which proved terminal for the programme which had a primarily working class audience. Work traditionally finished at half day on a Saturday in the UK which deeply affected its audience as they were now still at work during the broadcast. Greg Dyke, in charge of the scheduling felt that sports such as wrestling and darts were "too working classed".
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