I'm wrapping up this whole thing — this whole show?
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Because the main title, it captures the whole show, really.
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Erik Obendorf is the one who ignited the whole show.
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"I was like, please watch the whole show," Kidman said.
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Watch the whole show in action in the video below.
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The whole show archive is available in the stream below.
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In a sense, the whole show fans out from it.
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His appearance and subsequent ejection is often the whole show.
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As a joke, I was telling people, 'That's the whole show.
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Well, the whole show about what's it like to be Mike.
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Gordon Terry, everybody, stretched and made the whole show go on.
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Brace is kind of the best character on this whole show.
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That should be the very last frame of the whole show.
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But the whole show has a kind of heightened theatrical quality.
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Why are Amy, Tina and Maya not hosting this whole show ?!
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Then, on Saturday morning … we did the whole show dress rehearsal.
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The whole show has been building toward this for six seasons.
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Of course, President Bush didn't stick around for the whole show.
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"You just ruined the whole show," complained one viewer on Instagram.
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Doesn't it turn the whole show into a protracted hazing ritual?
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We've done a whole show about what a disaster it's been.
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I don't think the whole show should be about the host.
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This group of characters, this whole show, is barely holding together.
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And you're much clearer… You can remember the whole show [laughs].
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We had an amazing, amazing few days putting the whole show together.
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"The whole show was dumb — I completely regret doing it," she says.
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It's easily the most breathtaking cliffhanger in the whole show so far.
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Our whole show, from the producers to the crew to the cast.
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You can watch the segment above, or see the whole show below.
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"We're going to dedicate this whole show tonight to her, to Marissa."
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You can listen to the whole show in the audio player above.
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This is one of the most compelling moments of the whole show.
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And, get this ... Tyron did the whole show from his DOCTOR'S OFFICE!!!
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" CK: "The whole show is kind of serious, if you think about it.
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Amazing. I'm just so full of joy and pride for the whole show.
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"I don't know why they stayed for the whole show," he told CNN.
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My mom dances the whole show, knows the routines — it's the absolute truth.
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For me, I go through this serious balance thing throughout the whole show.
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We have to put the whole show on the field in six minutes.
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Right through our whole show, I'm texting with my husband, with the babysitter.
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My roommates and I watched the whole show and got really into it.
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Except for Joe, I was the second worst dancer on the whole show.
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"This whole show just breaks the mold for women," Duggins said of Glow.
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"But now," he said, "I buy a ticket and see the whole show."
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She needs no audience but the mirror; getting ready is the whole show.
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Here, where the artichoke itself is the whole show, a simple homemade mayonnaise.
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"The whole show is a lot about females supporting each other," she said.
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Matt was blown away and wanted me to send him the whole show.
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This makes you the champ with the most money earned throughout the whole show.
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"The whole show takes place on sort of a surreal scale," she told Gizmodo.
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Hudgens brings an energy and sunny disposition to Emily that informs the whole show.
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The whole show is really queer, which is amazing because that doesn't often happen.
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"I don't know if it would fit in with the whole show," he admitted.
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Because he's so honest, though, the whole show feels a little more, er, dark.
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If I dick around with it for longer, it's gonna be the whole show.
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"It makes the whole show seem more accessible and less elitist," Mr. Forbes said.
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BONGINO: Hannity just did the whole show jetlagged live on TV. That&aposs no excuse.
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"I really didn't like the focus of the whole show coming onto Jon," he said.
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The dragonfire scenes provided what is probably the most stunning CGI in the whole show.
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Kimmy really doesn't attend much — that is, until the whole show reaches the French capital.
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It was really the only moment in the whole show where you lost your cool.
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With every detail, Günter Seeger NY tells you that the food is the whole show.
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The whole show is a visual feast, contextualizing Schapiro's lovely paintings for a new generation.
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The whole show will be broadcast on Monday night on Logo at 10 p.m. EDT.
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I was basically designing the sound sculpture for the whole show—the models as well.
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People cheered and whistled, screamed "YASS!" and stayed on their feet for the whole show.
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The private alone earns me $33, and the whole show puts me at about $100.
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No one had seen the whole show yet, and I remember he was so enthralled.
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See and hear what she can do when she has the whole show to herself.
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Instead, Judalon Smyth (Heather Graham) ends up being the most powerful person in the whole show.
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And that whole show makes me feel like, 'Oh, it's so amazing to be a woman.
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In fact – insiders tell PEOPLE the girls couldn't stop gushing over each other the whole show.
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It just so cuts to the heart of what the whole show is about for me.
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And so we made the whole show like a box of his thoughts, of his brain.
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When we've had high moments of drama with Misato the whole show, those have been centered.
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BoJack Horseman is a whole show made of those multicolored emotional mixtures visualized in Inside Out.
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We could do a whole show alone of the electrifying kaleidoscope of Ireland's dry, flat breads.
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The concept musicals of the '60s and '70s basically extended that idea to the whole show.
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Catch the whole show on Hulu – it ends without overstaying its welcome or tiring out its premise.
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"The whole show overall, I could not have been happier the way it turned out," said Harrison.
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It's easy to forget that the whole show is scripted, and that the characters are not real.
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Some fans even went as far as to call the whole show rigged in ABC&aposs hands.
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We then see Beth heading to the train station to kill herself, where the whole show began.
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"When they were on my show, he held her hand for almost the whole show," Cohen added.
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The whole show is an elaborate allegory of social justice, and also being told by Mrs. Whiskerson.
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It's clear that the talent imbalance is kind of throwing off the whole show at this point.
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"You don&apost need to get all dolled up and put on a whole show," Alisha said.
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In fact, the Science Channel has a whole show dedicated to the subject called How it's Made.
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GLAZER For the whole show, we've been figuring out how much different we are than our characters.
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Throughout this whole show airing and conversations we've had about decisions and life, it hasn't always been easy.
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The whole show is about making blind decisions — the more gung-ho you seem, the better you fare.
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He's a stern-looking man, and he may or may not be the villain of the whole show.
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Extremely social, with deep hooks in the other Hustlers, you could easily see Ali winning the whole show.
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Minnelli watched the whole show from the audience, dressed in an all-black with a matching newsboy cap.
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When we first got together to perform a whole show, I'm happy to say it went really well.
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No film or TV show has ever done that in a whole show, let alone in one sequence.
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What's good for ratings are unexpected twists and turns -- out-of-nowhere storylines that upend the whole show.
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I was more alike these women than I'd known, and it changed how I watched the whole show.
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As far as he's concerned, this whole show is about his irritating personal journey for love and understanding.
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We had to rush the whole show, we had to change the whole news cycle just for you.
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The keys are really — and I'm sorry to say it like this — the key to the whole show.
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He recently spoke with Francis Lam on The Splendid Table, which devoted the whole show to feeding family.
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You can see flashes of this in Lewis, who is maybe the most tragic character in the whole show.
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It's not like our titular doctor could find her soulmate within the first 19 episodes of the whole show.
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"The whole show has been about Elliot's emotional journey and I really wanted the focus on that," Esmail said.
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I've seen rappers grab a mic, take two steps left, take two steps right, and that's the whole show.
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It's a move that feels uncomfortably close to our current reality, but then again, so does this whole show.
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It's an unfair question coming from the equally arbitrarily power-hunger patriarch, but one that informs the whole show.
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My hands trembled and my heart leaped to see he was still there — he stayed for the whole show.
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I can take the joy of being on stage in those moments, and it's pervasive throughout my whole show.
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Eyewitnesses tell us he arrived with the woman, whom he sat next to pretty much through the whole show.
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I warm up vocally, physically, and I run through the whole show on my own before I do it.
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" She sums up the character by her chunky boots: "I don't wear any other shoes in the whole show.
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You'll likely want Hiddleston to play James Bond, the role for which this whole show operates as an audition.
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That single shot — of the maid giving him a look — is almost the whole show encapsulated in a nutshell.
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If you're in the eastern US, you'll be able to watch the whole show live, starting at 7 a.m.
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But I'm also someone who spends zero minutes in the greenroom and I do merch for almost the whole show.
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This goes for the whole show, which leaves the impression that it could, at any moment, imperil an unsuspecting soul.
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This whole show is one story told over two seasons and 18 episodes, and you filmed it all at once.
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He had to look convincing as an aspiring Olympian who spends the whole show in the swimsuit of the title.
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Most of the players on the court—whose sweat and sacrifice make the whole show possible—will be African-American.
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And though cars might be the main attraction at CES this year, they are by no means the whole show.
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James T. Green Recommendation: Start with a great episode, not a whole show Example: Unsure if Radiolab is for you?
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Mr. Slimane is known more for his self-seriousness than his humor, but the whole show was practically a punchline.
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The outing was part of their training, and the K-9 class stayed polite and alert throughout the whole show.
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James Corden will host the Tony Awards again And the whole show will just be nominees carpooling and singing karaoke.
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That jealousy is heavily implied, since she watches Mike and Max have their first positive interaction in the whole show.
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We know Bran can alter the past (#HoldTheDoor, y'all), but what if he's responsible for setting the whole show in motion?
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"This whole show opened my eyes to a lot of things and changed me in a lot of ways," he said.
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So, even if you aren't in attendance, you can still watch the whole show right here, on YouTube and on Twitch.
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The big revelation, perhaps of the whole show, is that Tamar was raped by George Hodel, who is, yes, Fauna's father.
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How happy were you that you didn't have to use this last batch of episode to wrap up the whole show?
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He lacked the charisma or virtuosity or originality (any would suffice) to carry a star solo, much less a whole show.
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Here, Park is putting her inner struggles on display, and the whole show depends on how she deals with her feelings.
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My mom has not really watched it as a whole show, but she'd seen a few episodes before I was born.
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He thought musicians needed to "challenge the very way we listen," he recalled, and question the "whole show" of classical music.
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Brad's victory speech was first up at the Oscars, and "Parasite" racked up wins the whole show ... including the final one.
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MC: Right, or like doing the one-week free trial and then just blowing through the whole show in a week.
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The whole show didn't need to be about the engagement surely mental health is more important #breakthestigma it's okay not be okay.
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When this whole show started, it looked like I was just an aw-shucks visitor coming to Westworld for the first time.
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If Z ever starts to second-guess the whole show-business thing, she always has a backup career waiting in the wings.
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Fortunately, Shoelacegate didn't derail the whole show ... folks at the club tell us Nelly got back to rapping after addressing the crowd.
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My roommates got into it, too, so there was like a whole show of people that would come by all the time.
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What the whole show was about for me on some level was, no you can't dismiss her or her complicated, fascinating qualities.
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The whole show is an impressive tour — or detour — into states of looking and perception, with only a few slips into gimmickry.
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And I think that's kind of just the way the whole show is … Thinking about it, doing it, and then the aftershocks.
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"Then we got in the writers' room to write the sketches, and realized that [they were] actually the whole show," Esposito says.
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In fact, it's Sandee who echoes the problem of the whole show: It tries so hard to be "now," it fails to connect.
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It's also very important to note that, in recent years, the first impression rose recipient has gone on to win the whole show.
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The other celebrities and how I get them to interact with each other is going to be the secret to the whole show.
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But maybe we spoke too soon, because the season 3 finale — the end of the whole show — surprised viewers with a happy ending.
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"The whole show is driven by the female point of view, there are almost no scenes with just men," writer Emma Frost explained.
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The whole show works like a pool for people to drop in, and then you might work with someone on their own project.
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Game of Thrones has always indulged in the indecent—the whole show starts with a handsome chap kicking a lad out the window.
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The whole show in Singapore was an ego summit that has propelled one dictator and diminished another wannabe dictator on the world stage.
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Because this whole show sounds like a delightful, chaotic way to kill time between The Bachelor and when The Bachelorette returns in May.
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I've been on the fence worried that people would stand for the whole show and my body can't take standing for that long.
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Alissa: I'll be honest — I'm still wrapping my head around this whole show and its world, creating a mental landscape and peopling it.
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The rich-smelling low tide revealed beaches with a grainy frosting of white eggs, laid by the fish orchestrating the whole show: herring.
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The NYPD ended up having to block traffic, but bystanders from the street and nearby restaurants caught the whole show on Periscope and Twitter.
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The whole show spans six presidents, 9/11, multiple wars, and a crossover into the weird and frightening, brave new world we're living in.
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Throughout the episode, he does his best with the material, but the whole show fell flat, with only one or two skits standing out.
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But what made the whole show work, what made it so compelling, was you could see that those wine-drinking women were, secretly, furious.
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But then, what to make about Donald Glover, who, as Lando Calrissian, very nearly steals the whole show right from under the title character?
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I'm sure I'm forgetting something they talked about, so I guess you're going to have to listen to the whole show to find out.
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While you may have finished watching the whole show in one day, it's clear there's more mystery ahead — we just have to go deeper.
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So I was like, whether this works or not, we need this building block in here or the whole show is going to collapse.
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The whole show feels stuck in place in a way the finale could fix, but this is a dangerous game the series is playing.
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Just like Artoo, Ezra's cantankerous droid Chopper broke down on the dunes and became sympathetic for probably the first time in the whole show.
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The moderators were similarly merciless on Thursday night, at least when it came to Trump, and Trump was the rightful focus — the whole show.
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Didn't help that Kelly went on about 90 minutes late ... and due to local curfew the whole show was less than an hour long.
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Listen to the whole show here for more detail, and find additional chapters in the group's clear and helpful "Breaking News Consumer's Handbook" here.
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Paul Ryan was pretty much the whole show when it came to the ideas needed to make conservative governance work for people who work.
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The whole show was genuinely bizarre, with conservatives arguing that Facebook is now a public square and should be regulated to follow First Amendment protections.
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The 58-year-old Material Girl made headlines in April 2015 for texting throughout the whole show and was even subtly called out by Miranda.
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Romeo is trying to convince him that if he doesn't choose a wife, this whole show is going to end in a serious PR disaster.
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Hastings's histrionics seemed to imply that this was the "inciting incident" for the whole show — this is why all the bad things have been happening.
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Lyn and Emma — constantly at each other's throats but also fiercely, deeply protective of each other — serve as a perfect microcosm for the whole show.
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In the most upsetting scene in the whole show, the elder Ulrich Nielsen (Oliver Masucci) seeks out a young Helge Doppler and smashes his head.
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It would probably earn Moh the title of Best Cameo if it weren't for a certain four-legged actor who steals the whole show... 1.
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"We have beautiful showrunners, Frank [Pugliese] and Melissa [Gibson], and they killed themselves to rethink the whole show," Patricia Clarkson told "The Talk" in July.
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Case in point: One of the best scenes in the whole show is Arya and the Hound's encounter with a dying peasant in season three.
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NAWAZ It wasn't about her, but she just changes the whole show for me, to see a Muslim woman in hijab, being her own person.
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She could have done the whole show like this, truly — staring down upon her faithful, bent at various angles, part tent preacher and part dominatrix.
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The whole show was a huge financial success for the company as it became the highest grossing live event in WWE history, grossing $72 million.
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Another is that in Savannah, unlike other major ports in the country that lease to different terminal operators, the ports authority runs the whole show.
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Most articles say something like: Yes, she's a feminist and the only woman on late-night, but her whole show isn't going to be about that.
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"I can confirm that there will be a tough response to this whole show and its outcome," Zakharova told a news briefing in Moscow on Wednesday.
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He cheekily mocked the nominees and the whole show, mentioned politics without getting too political, and kept up a smile – on his own face, and others'.
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In a graceless time right now, where people are looking for comfort, I think the Beach Boys music and this whole show, it does that, right?
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"We have beautiful showrunners, Frank [Pugliese] and Melissa [Gibson], and they killed themselves to rethink the whole show," actress Patricia Clarkson told "The Talk" in July.
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But the thing that always keeps us sticking through the whole show every year, grudgingly waiting to be electrified on our couches, are the live performances.
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The whole show is a metaphor for sex and power, and the idea of it all being related to some sort of God who's ultimately futile.
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LG: Yeah, concierge style, that's a good word, you talk about this ... KS: I watched that whole show about the Hamptons, I know all about it.
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The whole show, organized by the sound artist Aki Onda, is based on the pinball-like Japanese game called pachinko, which is often used for gambling.
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Most Americans say they binge-watch television shows because they want to see the whole show at once, according to a YouGov survey seen on Hill.
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This fan theory, from redditor jdylopa, is an expansion on a previous fan theory that posited that Bran is the reason that the whole show exists.
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He says producers took the isolated incident and created a whole show around it, but never gave him a heads up it was airing Thursday night.
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"In a way, that love story between those two characters was always one of the overarching stories of the whole show, and we knew that," he said.
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In a perfect world, Gilmore Girls would not have to choose between a satisfying ending to an individual character and a satisfying ending to the whole show.
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The whole show-stopping performance lasted less than 15 minutes, but it was enough time to make national news — and get the attention of the bongo's namesake.
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The band was playing the Ukraine Hall with Necros and I was losing my mind for the whole show, jumping up and down while holding her shoulders.
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"The whole show is just a discussion on power," Clarke tells me in an interview at the Mandarin Oriental before the premiere at Radio City Music Hall.
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"We play outside in the hot weather, but we have a tube for the air conditioning, coming and blowing in my face the whole show," Welch says.
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You could have easily reduced the whole show to a fraction of its size with no net loss to viewers or consumers or, for that matter, creativity.
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Here's what you need to know: This is how close this whole show came to not happening because of the way the artists are being treated right now.
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Here's what you need to know: This is how close this whole show came to not happening because of the way the artists are being treated right now.
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There's a whole lot more in between that — like obviously Paul's weekly segment "One 232 Won (One)" — so listen to this whole show to get everything you need.
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The free-to-view contest attracted a high number of viewers — some 15.2 million, according to the NFL — but not many of these stayed for the whole show.
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When he was first cast for the Westchester Broadway Theater in 2002, "I had to learn the whole show in six days with an associate choreographer," he said.
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And the whole show is rotoscoped—meaning it's shot with real actors and then meticulously traced and animated, using hundreds upon hundreds of original oil paintings as backgrounds.
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But the whole show opens with my bringing back contact sheet prints to my neighbors who then respond to seeing how they're represented, which was an initial instinct.
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This inclusion makes the whole show feel a lot more authentic than KUWTK at times, because these little moments are rooted in a real world outside of Calabasas, California.
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But to put that plan in motion, they had to twist and contort the characters so heavily that the whole show became a warped, funhouse mirror version of itself.
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It was HGTV who, you know, their programming is amazing, this whole show is filled with so much love, the crew everybody behind it—it's a work of love.
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"The executive producers, Robert Rovner and Jessica Queller, wanted to move the whole show into a bit more of sophistication this year," Victoria Auth, "Supergirl's" costume designer, told Insider.
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A week after the Fédération Française de la Couture attempted to squash the whole show-now/sell-now concept, saying its members had voted against the idea, what happens?
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"This is how close this whole show came to not happening because of the way the artists are being treated," Mr. Miller said, holding two fingers very close together.
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Why we're cautious: The whole show is pretty ridiculous, and its insistence that its demonic tales have something to do with the way we live today is very silly.
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The thrill of seeing "Fin de Siècle II" again is part of the thrill of the whole show, which ends with several recent digital works commissioned by the museum.
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As far as the whole show in general though, I feel like I gave a lot of myself and I got to present the best of what I brought.
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So, yes, the Insatiable trailer, as of right now, is still just a trailer; there's still a whole show to come and be watched and discussed, starting on August 10.
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Francesa's lack of interest and sighing impatience with his (many, many) lessers is the whole show, and if it's the sort of thing you like, then you probably like it.
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And of course we've got Paul's weekly segment that he does every week, "Rhymes With What's Poppin'," so if you listen to the whole show, you've got a stew going.
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" I'm still waiting @pamfoundation… 'Now I've seen the whole show, and the amazing reaction to it, I withdraw my earlier needless criticisms & would now like to say: "Thank you Piers!
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"I will continue casting several more life-size Triceratops heads in the coming years and eventually have enough for a whole show that can travel around the country," says Habeck.
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The audience, which was seated calmly for the whole show, broke composure jumping from their seats to capture the artful way each of their skin tones and outfits patchworked together.
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The whole show, more than 100 minutes without an intermission, is no more than a piling high of sketches, connected with more mellifluous skill than intelligence or deepening of meaning.
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Austin: When Shinji says "I'm a sneak, I'm a coward" I get why he believes that about himself because they've been hammering his bad feelings on himself the whole show.
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The scale of the work is astonishing; it is hard to believe that the three-hour tour de force we saw amounts to only one eighth of the whole show.
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Jussie Smollett's case could cost him way more than just his gig on "Empire" ... many on the show fear his situation could bring the whole show down in the process.
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Eight years after my first AVN Awards I returned to Vegas and my friend Joanna Angel, who lost her nomination for The XXXorcist back then, was hosting the whole show.
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"Suddenly the whole show is looking a lot like a negotiating tool rather than any serious intention to imitate a trade war," Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index, said.
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I wondered if this was it, the whole show, Dean Blunt taking away our phones and making us face our innermost demons with no distractions and no phones for 40 minutes.
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While the on-stage/movie hybrid reminded audiences of their childhood, the unique format also made for some awkward moments — but there was one standout performance that made the whole show.
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People with only two lines still make an impression; at any moment it seems as if a fringe character could become the focus of the episode or of the whole show.
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What happens is that we capture everything right at the camera heads at 1080p HDR, and then we produce the whole show as we have actually since the Miami preseason game.
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In 2018, a "Gamer Pass" to the whole show cost $250, which gives you an idea of the value the ESA places on a product it has never bothered to develop.
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So I was wrong about everything, which is typical, except for the extent to which skin color is a key to the whole show and to the secret history of superheroes.
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The Iron Throne Is The Ultimate Focus Even though this whole show has been about the game to win the throne, the iron seat didn't actually show up in the original intro.
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Westworld might be about to reward all our waiting by finally explaining one of the biggest mysteries of the whole show: the interviews between Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) and Bernard (Jeffrey Wright).
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Elgort wasn't alone, most of the crowd was up and dancing the whole show ... and considering the feel-good vibes of Kanye's new record, "Jesus Is King," ya can't really blame him.
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Happily, we had a whole show planned out before that happened, so after cleaning up Musk's latest we tucked into a bit of our normal fare: big rounds, IPOs and venture moves.
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Those are both big, spectacular extravaganzas that require their audiences to come to the theater for two consecutive evenings to see the whole show, and they are the talk of the season.
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"I've been really sick for the past few years, and it was really hard for me to fully experience the whole show and have fun with it and be excited," she said.
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"It was a natural progression to ask her to come back for the whole show," said Colin Ingram, executive vice president of Madison Square Garden Productions, which produces the Radio City Spectaculars.
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Lauren Graham does beautiful things with her voice through the whole show, but the way she says, "Hey there, birthday girl," with a hopeful, hesitant shiver in her tone, is a killer.
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Big Boi emerged in a Cadillac wearing a fur coat — the most exciting moment of the whole show — and did a casual pass at Outkast's "The Way You Move," with Sleepy Brown.
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She brings soul and depth to Nala, John Oliver sounds like he was born to play Zazu, and Seth Rogen and Billy Eichner damn near steal the whole show as Pumbaa and Timon.
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If this whole show has been tracking the moral compass of these two, it seems that Sacker is willing to go the Chuck route (very dirty tactics leading to altruistic, Robin Hood results).
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"I'm delighted ... the point of the whole show is in one sentence, when a young man says 'Sloba (Milosevic) didn't get under my skin'," said Viktorija Zivkovic, who works in a local school.
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Which means the whole show is not just an exhibit of the troupe's adept and appealing dancers, but also — more fully than in previous visits — a welcome showcase of its homegrown dance makers.
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There's an intention to do [a collection] with the whole show because there's a lot of stuff that David did himself and there's stuff that David and Angelo did that describes the show.
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"I think that we used that as a moment to frame the whole show around the question of what gets left out, and why and things get left out," she told me recently.
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She's obviously Team Love and Team Following Your Heart (I mean, it's the premise of the whole show), but she thinks it's interesting that fans remain dedicated to Rachel's suitors, flawed as they are.
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The whole show is crazy, so at the end of the show I just wanted to do, 'Hey — you've watched all this, so this is my opinion of how it should be dealt with.
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With his death, the great war, the big battle, the thing the whole show, the whole book series, has been working toward—the struggle between darkness and light, life and death—is just … over.
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We already know the ending of the whole show is going to be bittersweet, and this — a victory for the characters we love marred by a sudden, unexpected death — would definitely fulfil that definition.
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While they didn't say whether or not they'd be releasing a recording of the whole show, it will be the only time that many Americans can see the original Hamilton cast performing the show.
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The makeup guru concluded, "The great thing with Cara's character is we got to do something cool with her because it was a temporary moment, not something we have to carry through the whole show."
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The participants are mostly strong, prominent artists who have well-developed practices, but, thanks to curation that mostly focuses on the artistic equivalent of dick pics (and sculpture), the whole show feels plodding and uncomplicated.
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While the on-stage/movie hybrid reminded audiences of their childhood, the unique format also made for some awkward moments that confused the internet — but there was one standout performance that saved the whole show.
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While the whole show — which featured Katy Perry, Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus and more — was obviously emotional for both the artists and the fans, perhaps no one moment had more tears flowing than Ariana Grande's finale.
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Todd VanDerWerff: Last May, as Game of Thrones' fifth season approached its end, our own Zack Beauchamp opined that the series had turned Ramsay Bolton into an unstoppable supervillain, and it was hurting the whole show.
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It's been interesting to sort of play somebody who you know is constantly under a microscope — and then here she is in a hotel room basically for the whole show with sweat pants and slippers on.
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There's a lot of campaigning left to do, the polls as a whole show the race in a dead heat, and Trump needs to carry pretty much every swing state on the board to actually win.
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I reached out to the Gossip Girl spoiler, who is purportedly a British teen, for this piece and they agreed to chat, but quickly retracted the agreement when I asked about the whole show-spoiling thing.
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FRIEDMAN In some ways, I thought the "Failed Seriousness" area — the corridor that serves as the connecting passage from the show's first half to the second — was the tightest, most coherent part of the whole show.
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The way the show weaves these issues into its characters' lives is so natural, and even in the most outlandish situations, there's a pervasive humanity that beats through the whole show thanks to the superb acting.
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There's definitely a whole lot more discussed in this 90-minute show with six people — including Paul Miller's weekly segment "You've been a good boy" — so listen to the whole show to get all that and more.
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We could have just done the whole show on Biden because we were in the car early and I was screaming laughing with Raymond okay, if you are in a bad mood, watch Joe Biden on YouTube.
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It was initially going to be a straight ensemble, not Lauren's point of view, but doing that gave the whole show a focus, and made it clearer and easier for us to not have confessionals or interviews.
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It's like if the comedic leads of all your favorite movies got together with your favorite SNL alumni of the past decade, and the stars of Netflix's best comedy specials, and Nick Kroll ran the whole show.
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"The kids discovering who they are through the discovery of the keys drives the whole show, so once we were locked into that theme, we didn't feel like it needed to be a straight-up horror series."
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Here's the Netflix synopsis, which somehow doesn't capture exactly how Rudd-y this whole show is: That blurb calls the show an "eight episode series" which suggests that it will only have one season for some reason.
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And here is the torsion that the whole show hinges upon: between the deep and abiding logocentrism that Simpson has incisively exploited for most of her artistic career, and the elsewhere that these paintings take her to.
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The way I think—the fast connections, the ideas that come out of nowhere, the quick fixes to storylines, like the way I'm plotting the novel I'm currently writing—maybe it's been dyslexia that's powered the whole show.
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Perhaps the most telling moment of this whole show to date came when Roman backed off of voting for Kendall's ploy to oust Logan as the head of Waystar-Royco, back in the sixth episode of season one.
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The opening number is 'Little Bar on Sullivan Street,' where the whole show takes place, and that would have been a far superior title than 'Next Thing You Know,' which could mean anything and ends up meaning nothing.
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For a long time I was experimenting with repurposing individual cards — had a whole show of those a few years back — but about a year ago, this current project just swam into view and took over my life.
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But, in case you missed it when it aired yesterday (Tuesdays at 4PM EDT, in case you want to mark it on your calendar), we have the whole show recorded and you can watch it right here, right now.
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Diversity and inclusion reports from tech companies have become more robust over the years — recognizing more forms of diversity, such as age breakdowns in an effort to combat ageism — but on the whole, show the industry's largely underwhelming progress.
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So the first thing we ever shot ... the very first shot of the whole show in production was just, "OK Tyler, you have 40 minutes to interview Jimmy" and he had no idea what the questions were gonna be.
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In her interview in Burlington on Wednesday, which took up the whole show, Ms. Maddow challenged Mr. Sanders about his poor showing with African-American voters on Tuesday and asked how he planned to improve turnout among his supporters.
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The whole show is about the presence generated by the vacuum of absence, because it's set in a world in which about 2 percent of the population simply vanished one day, with no warning and no rhyme or reason.
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The whole show is on a larger scale than the current work so it should give me the opportunity to work on a more ambitious scale with the works and play on and build up the theatricality of the sculptures.
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The framing of the scene on the open window; the way he slowly removes his crown; the total lack of music or sound — it all adds up to make one of the most tragic, understated deaths in the whole show.
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I looked at the whole show in comparison to a movie, and you certainly get to develop your character and situational themes a lot more than you do in a film, because there's so much more real estate to deal with.
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It's a beautiful, tender moment which brings us back to the point of the season, and to the whole show, really: This world will try to bring us down at every turn, but we can combat it by loving one another.
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The event was put on in partnership with Wags and Walks, a dog adoption center in Los Angeles, and all of the dogs playing in the Puppy Rumble were available to adopt, which just made the whole show 10 times better.
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That will eat up some of your time, but the savings are significant: It costs San Diego Comic-Con currently costs over $250 to attend the whole show - if you can even get passes (they are already sold out for 2018).
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The set, by Ann Beyersdorfer, is a raised black box: a cupboard with four doors that open to reveal a white-tiled space — the dimensions are 35 inches by 35 inches by 23 inches — where Ms. Salerno does the whole show.
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But with so many players who cost so much money failing to play anywhere close to top standards of Europe, the whole show was heading toward what Chelsea appeared to want: a boring draw and a replay down in London.
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For those of us who watched the whole show (me, dumb), the performances were a reward for sitting through some truly horrible sound mixing and more cuts to Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson than you might think were strictly necessary.
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The "climbing the ladder of the hip-hop world" aspects of Atlanta aren't exactly foregrounded, but they're there, and they give the whole show something to hang onto whenever it embarks on one of its odder flights into the surreal.
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But the way "The Book of Dougs" moves the goalposts makes me think that season three wasn't really a story lining up the characters to finish their story overall, but lining up the whole show to transition into some new phase.
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Backstage Beauty Report "The first thing he said was that the whole show is black," said François Nars before Marc Jacobs's fall/winter 2016 show this evening — a directive Nars translated into makeup looks as dramatic and theatrical as the clothing itself.
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Schmidts on a plane With Schmidt stranded on the tarmac (Jake Johnson almost steals the whole show when Nick can't carry the lie "Schmidt's asleep"), the 4D crew stalls the wedding, which requires a classic prank from Winston "bird-shirted puzzle baby" Bishop.
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Our social media and learning how to do turnout, especially in the African-American community where for the first time it wasn't a bunch of white guys telling the blacks how to turn out, but we had indigenous people running the whole show.
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The whole show is covered in black or tan leather, with memory foam earcups covered in lambskin (look away, PETA), making them incredibly comfortable and supple, making them ideal for long hours of usage without feelings of discomfort on the temples or ears.
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The former relationship is one of the tenderest and most interesting arcs in the whole show, and here these two sweet, tall, soft butches got to gaze into one another's eyes (they're the same height) and get kinky with their power dynamic.
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The wildest thing about this schedule is that it means that before opening night, there is only one opportunity to see the whole show as a complete piece of theater, which is oftentimes when some of the more deeply-hidden knots reveal themselves.
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The whole show, for those privileged to make it to the hallowed ground, will last about two hours, from the time the moon first bites into the sun ("first contact," in astronomical jargon) until the sun is finally whole again ("fourth contact").
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Sometimes I worry that I squandered that time immediately following the release since most of those meetings were like, "Okay, so where's the show you want to pitch?" and I just didn't have one, nor the desire to do a whole show, honestly.
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But Ball endeavors to up the ante, as Ramon begins experiencing eerie visions that he can't explain, while Greg's oppressive sense of melancholy -- the midlife crisis in "American Beauty" comes to mind -- adds a layer of tension that hovers over the whole show.
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As you enter, there's no sign that dictates whether you should walk right or left, but most people walk right, out of convention, and don't see the ready–made shower stall until they walk through the whole show and reach the supposed end.
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There were also a handful of rappers known for their love of high fashion who came down the catwalk, including Young Thug, Desiigner and Fetty Wap, and the whole show was capped off with a performance by the rap legend Nas and The Kills.
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"Part of the whole show is, we really needed to drive Rick and Negan's story throughout the season, and we felt that one death would do the trick, but the second death, Glenn's death, really propels us into a very different direction," he explained.
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Kentucky is a bit of an oddball state that's swung hard to the right in national politics in the 21st century, but had enough lingering strength in its state Democratic Party that Democrats were running the whole show when Affordable Care Act implementation began.
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And as the host Jimmy Kimmel reminded us at Sunday night's Emmy Awards on ABC, a prime-time personality is close to running the whole show in America — even if that wasn't a point of pride to the host or to much of the crowd.
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Instead, the direct consequences of the military shooter's tendency to blend real and imaginary gun violence into a(n often nauseating) whole show that there is real work to be done in discussing what kind of artistic value this amalgamation may or may not have.
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But you still do get fuckfaces who have their phones up for the WHOLE show, like it's some kind of gift to the world to post on YouTube a grainy, two-hour clip of Lizzo shot from the upper deck of the Worcester Spectrum.
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Adding perhaps the greatest actress of our time to a roster already filled with movie stars was certainly a shrewd maneuver, and Streep obliges with a quirky, combative performance that nearly swallows the whole show, even with relatively limited screen time amid a large ensemble cast.
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I mean, in your whole show, Sam, you've had 120-some episodes, and — I could have miscounted this, I totally take that as a possibility here — but you've had two — It's amazing you would think this is relevant, but yes, you can give me the numbers.
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Come and shoot me / I turn the whole show to a movie," he passionately bellows on the song's hook before continuing into a full on scream (to render it in anything but all-caps would fail to capture his enthusiasm): "FRESH OUTTA JAIL NOW I'M TURNED UP WITH GUCCI.
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He fills out the cast with actors who have Mexican backgrounds, including Danny Trejo, Cheech Marin, and Salma Hayek (playing the seductive vampire stripper Santanico Pandemonium), and he sets the whole show to a soundtrack featuring music by Texas blues-rock gods ZZ Top and the Vaughan Brothers.
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From trotting out Brie Larson, Sigourney Weaver, and Gal Gadot to say that "all women are superheroes" to the presence of a woman conductor in the orchestra pit (but only for a single number, of course, not the whole show), it was a band-aid on a bullet hole.
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The Assassination Of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story got a second wind on Sunday after Darren Criss not only won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in Miniseries Or Motion Picture for TV, but the whole show won Best Television Limited Series or Motion Picture Made for Television.
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" Andrea Kail on movie references: "The whole show is references to various movies—not just Last Starfighter, Terminator, and Back to the Future—but in the first episode, where they kill all the bikers and ride off on their bikes, they're all dressed like the characters in Easy Rider.
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In the run-up to the actual event, which kicks off on November 24th at 9AM ET, Macy's is also posting 360-degree videos of behind-the-scenes studio tours where you can check out how they set up the floats, balloons, and put the whole show together.
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Whether that's Karen matter-of-factly breaking down the rules for women on Halloween in "Sexy" or Regina showing just how cruel she can be to get what she wants with "Someone Gets Hurt," those moments elevate everything else, and add a sense of electricity to the whole show.
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"The whole show here will be packed up on Monday and we'll be sailing the sport boats on Tuesday," said Andrew Henderson, known as Hendo, who is the Australian shore operations manager for Oracle Team U.S.A. His voice was starting to crack from shouting across the yard all week.
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"Wise Up" plays in a moment of strange emotional catharsis in Magnolia, and after you get over the sheer oddity of The President Show using this song for a musical number performed by this president, the true black comedy genius and core tragedy of the whole show becomes clear.
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Also, the whole show, itself, being on the bill with Florida Georgia Line and Dick Clark's New Years Rockin' Eve is such an iconic program that I've been watching since I could remember, so be a part of it for the first time — for me — is such a goal met.
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Perhaps the most unrealistic thing in the whole show is that when Leila gets torn away from her usual in-game activities, she has one friend asking her what's up, rather than a guild leader threatening to kick her out if she doesn't show up for their next big raid.
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Rebecca gleefully urging her imaginary audience to sing along with her, crowing, "Yes, I deserve this!" and wallowing in mocking her own self-hatred is one of the darkest and most revealing moments of the whole show, and it sets the stage for her rock-bottom moments in season three.
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So what we did is we worked with the scriptwriters and we analysed and looked through the characters' arcs and where they went from — and that's within a scene and within the whole show — and then what we would do is we would work out what the reflection of that was.
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The whole show was pretty good, bookended by two Hell in a Cell matches—the other, a tag team match between the New Day and the Usos, is only being short-shrifted by my word count and was every bit as good, if less portentous in story terms, as the main event.
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Ever since that shot of Sarah Palmer watching a wildlife documentary in the Twin Peaks premiere, I've been toying with the idea that the whole show is, on some level, about the act of watching television, of sitting back passively and taking a story in, rather than trying to become a part of it.
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The eclectic cast of characters includes Dougal, the dog; Brian, the snail; Ermintrude, the cow; Dylan, the hippy rabbit (who was unashamedly and perpetually stoned); Florence, a normal girl and the only sane character in the whole show; and Zebedee, who had a red face, a mohawk, mustache, and a spring instead of legs.
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The big season-long mysteries get served: Veronica and Logan face down the Fitzpatricks as the episode opens in what is the single most effective use of the characters in the whole show, and Veronica spends the mystery of the week learning about Marcos, one of the kids who died in the bus crash.
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RELATED: A 15% corporate tax rate could be very expensive Brady and Ryan didn't align on everything -- Brady preferred more money to be plowed into expensing, Ryan more for lower rates, for example -- and there was constant talk of whether one was undercutting the other (and if Ryan was the one actually running the whole show).
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The whole show is geekery, so they know we are going to Google Meinertzhagen's Haversack and see that a key element of the ruse is that the British spy allowed a false set of battle plans to be "discovered" by the Turkish forces to throw them off their real plans, thereby ensuring an important British victory.
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Currently, this silly Switch-PC hybrid is only in third place, behind systems from OriginPC and Cybertron PC. The contest officially ends on June 8th, with the winner announced on June 19th, and if you vote on your favorite system before the whole show is over, you'll even have a chance to win one of the ludicrous systems from the challenge.
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And so the organizers ended up with an exhibition in which some of the work by the permanently invited artists was terrible and brought down the worth of the whole show, but it was displayed alongside strong contributions by, for example, Margaret Chen, whose "Cross Section of a Curve" (2016), a sculpture of painted X-rays torqued as if caught in a tornado, cleverly evokes Louise Bourgeois.
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But he was the man who kept the whole show on the road, strong-arming governments to provide funds and to make their own vaccines of the necessary purity, potency and stability; conducting his own cold-war diplomacy with the notably helpful Russians; muscling past the tentacular regional bureaucracies of the WHO; sending out continual reports on progress; and answering within three days, before e-mail, every plea that came in from the field.
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It is only exacerbated by the sense that the whole show system is teetering on a precipice, with Ralph Toledano, president of the Fédération Française de la Couture, stating publicly that the members of the French fashion organization's executive board and the board of governors (from brands such as Hermès, Dior, Balenciaga, Kenzo and Lanvin) had voted unanimously against the idea recently mooted by the Council of Fashion Designers of America and the British Fashion Council to consider changing the calendar so that shows were held right before the clothes on view were sold.
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