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_rumpole-of-the-bailey-s02-e05-rumpole-and-the-course-of-true-love.webp "First broadcast 26th June 1979.<br/><br/>What appears to be an uncontrollable outbreak of bed-hopping is about to ruin the chances of Guthrie Featherstone QC MP becoming a judge, and Rumpole's client's career as a teacher.<br/><br/>Leo McKern ... Horace Rumpole<br/>Peggy Thorpe-Bates ... Hilda Rumpole<br/>Peter Bowles ... Guthrie Featherstone<br/>Moray Watson ... George Frobisher<br/>Patricia Hodge ... Phyllida Trant<br/>Julian Curry ... Claude Erskine Brown<br/>Richard Murdoch ... Uncle Tom<br/>Nigel Havers ... Ronald Ransom<br/>Kate Dorning ... Francesca Capstick<br/>John Nettleton ... Mr. Potter<br/>Peter Cellier ... Mr. Grayson<br/>Donald Eccles ... Mr. Justice Vosper<br/>Peter Cartwright ... Keith<br/>Jonathan Coy ... Henry<br/>Maureen Darbyshire ... Dianne<br/>Joanna Van Gyseghem ... Lady Marigold Featherstone<br/>Harry Fielder ... Higgins<br/>Ashley Knight ... C.J. Mowersby<br/>Earl Rhodes ... Martin Grayson<br/>Michael Howley ... Usher<br/>John Mortimer ... Guest at Wedding Reception")
_39dexter39-prequel-series-casts-patrick-gibson-christian-slater-molly-brown-in-lead-roles-124-thr-news-video.webp "The cast of the 'Dexter' prequel series, 'Dexter: Original Sin,' has been revealed. Patrick Gibson (of 'Shadow and Bone'), Christian Slater (of 'Mr. Robot') and Molly Brown (of 'Senior Year') have been tapped to star in the prequel to the hit Showtime series that aired from 2006 to 2013. The series set in 1991 Miami will see Gibson play a young Dexter, as he goes from student to avenging serial killer. Slater will portray his father, Harry. And Brown will play his sister, Debra.")
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_thousands-of-fans-find-nicki-minaj-won39t-perform-at-39cursed39-co-op-live-arena-after-amsterdam-arrest.webp "Footage from inside the troubled Co-op Live Arena in Manchester shows the moment thousands of Nicki Minaj fans were told the singer would not be performing after her arrest in Amsterdam.<br/><br/>Ticketholders were allowed into the venue despite the 41-year-old star being detained at Schiphol Airport on suspicion of possessing soft drugs. She was fined and released from custody a few hours later. <br/><br/>Footage from inside Co-op Live, which is the UK's biggest indoor arena with a capacity of 23,500, showed fans waiting patiently for the star to arrive - despite seemingly receiving no updates on her whereabouts.<br/><br/>When an announcement was finally made, fans were heard booing and shouting in disbelief, with organizers saying they were 'deeply disappointed by the inconvenience this has caused'. <br/><br/>It is just the latest problem to hit the £365 million arena, which belatedly opened this month after being plagued by setbacks - with disgruntled music fans now labeling the venue 'cursed'.<br/><br/>One fan told MailOnline that she was 'heartbroken' at Saturday's concert being called off. 'It's not exactly like the tickets were cheap,' said Alesha. 'We spent an absolute fortune to be there tonight, let alone the travel and outfits we got for it.'<br/><br/>'Absolute shambles that the Co-op live didn't just let us let us know beforehand that the show was going to be postponed,' she added, a sentiment shared by many other ticketholders.<br/><br/>Kian Young, 23, who had traveled from Scunthorpe, said that he was 'confused as to why the Co-op arena hasn't spoken to its fans' and asked why the venue hadn't canceled the event when news emerged of Minaj's arrest.<br/><br/>'Everyone's come - my missus is crying,' he told the BBC. 'Why not tell us it's canceled before bringing us in?'<br/><br/>But others blamed the singer for the chaos. Olivia Gibson from Newcastle said she was now an 'ex-fan' of Minaj. <br/><br/>'I feel appalled. But also, in a way, I'm not shocked,' the 21-year-old said, referring to the singer's track record of running late and saying she should have allowed more time to get to Manchester from Amsterdam.<br/><br/>'It's not the Co-op Live's fault. It's Nicki Minaj's fault,' she added. 'She's just let all her fans down.'<br/><br/>The American singer, known for the songs Starships, Super Bass, and Anaconda, had been due to take to the stage at 6.30 pm, but this was initially pushed back to 7 pm. <br/><br/>Footage emerged of supporters queuing up in the hours before the scheduled gig, chanting 'Free Nicki Minaj' as they held onto hope that the star would be allowed to fly to perform at the Manchester arena.<br/><br/>Fans in the packed venue were devastated when they were informed that the show would not be going ahead, with many slamming the decision.<br/><br/>It comes after the venue postponed its first official show several times after safety concerns. <br/><br/>The opening concert by rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie was canceled three times, while shows by bands Take That, Keane, and The Black Keys and comedian Peter Kay were also postponed.")
Thousands of Fans Find Nicki Minaj Won't Perform at 'Cursed' Co-Op Live Arena After Amsterdam Arrest
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_otd-in-space-may-23-nasa-astronauts-take-impromptu-spacewalk.webp "On May 23, 2017, NASA astronauts Peggy Whitson and Jack Fischer took an urgent and unplanned spacewalk to replace a broken data relay box outside of the International Space Station. <br/><br/>The problematic device, known as a multiplexer/demultiplexer, had been installed less than two months earlier during another spacewalk by Peggy Whitson and Shane Kimbrough. Two multiplexer/demultiplexers are fixed to the outside of the space station’s truss segment, and they’re responsible controlling vital systems like the solar arrays, radiators, cooling loops and other robotic equipment. That second unit kicked in as a backup when the newer one failed, so the station itself wasn’t affected. However, NASA had to scramble to install another spare to make sure the space station would be prepared in case the second computer failed as well. So, Whitson built a new multiplexer/demultiplexer using spare parts. It took the spacewalkers 2 hours and 46 minutes to swap out the boxes, and they had some time left to enjoy the view of Earth from space, which Fischer said was “epically amazeballs.\")
_rumpole-of-the-bailey-s02-e02-rumpole-and-the-case-of-identity.webp "First broadcast 5th June 1979.<br/><br/>One instance of marital infidelity is at the root of Rumpole's current case involving a liquor store robbery while another threatens the stability of his chambers.<br/><br/>Leo McKern ... Horace Rumpole<br/>Peggy Thorpe-Bates ... Hilda Rumpole<br/>Peter Bowles ... Guthrie Featherstone<br/>Joanna Van Gyseghem ... Lady Marigold Featherstone<br/>Julian Curry ... Claude Erskine Brown<br/>Patricia Hodge ... Phyllida Trant<br/>Jonathan Coy ... Henry<br/>Tony Caunter ... Freddie Allbright<br/>Martin Fisk ... Dave Anstey<br/>Seretta Wilson ... Betty Anstey<br/>Donald Eccles ... Mr Justice Vosper<br/>Robert McBain ... Joseph Truscott<br/>Chris Gannon ... Paddy O'Neil<br/>Stephanie Fayerman ... Jennifer<br/>Caroline Holdaway ... Angela<br/>Maureen Darbyshire ... Dianne<br/>Reg Thomason ... Chambers Christmas Party Guest")
_world-championship-wrestling-0292-1092-90.webp "1/31/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>2/10/90 – hosted by Jim Ross & Jim Cornette; included footage from Clash of Champions of NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson, & Ole Anderson attacking Sting and kicking him out of the Four Horsemen, with Sting & Flair later brawling in the aisle during the main event; featured comments from the Horsemen who claimed they were glad to be themselves again and Sting would pay for signing a title match with Flair; included the Shane Douglas & Johnny Ace vs. MOD Squad match from 2/3/90 Worldwide; featured comments from the Road Warriors, along with Paul Ellering, who claimed they would stand by Sting’s side against the Horsemen and would destroy Dan Spivey & Mark Callous in a Chicago Street Fight; included comments from Teddy Long, Spivey, & Callous who claimed the Road Warriors would end up like the “Roadrunner” against them; featured Cornette ranting about the return of Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson to the NWA and Cornette claiming Stan Lane & Bobby Eaton would run Morton & Gibson out of the company in their very first match, as well as capture the NWA US Tag Team Titles; included a promo with Missy Hyatt mentioning her new role as Ross’ co-host on The Main Event; featured comments from Brian Pillman, who claimed Flair lost all his respect by turning on Sting; included the Rip Morgan & Jack Victory vs. Pillman & Tom Zenk match from 2/3/90 Worldwide; featured a Louisville Slugger segment with Cornette interviewing Steve Williams, who claimed he would take the NWA US Title from Lex Luger at Wrestle War, with Williams not interested in Cornette’s managerial services; included comments from the Andersons who claimed NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner would have to deal with them; featured comments from the Gladiator who was upset he wasn’t on the cover of Wrestling Wrap-Up and challenged Sting to a match next week; included Gordon Solie interviewing Sting who claimed he had a good thing going with the Four Horsemen and mentioned Flair was fearful of Sting coming after his title due to beating Flair at Starrcade, with Sting guaranteeing that he would win the title at Wrestle War; featured Ross interviewing Kevin Sullivan who claimed madness was taking over the NWA and that he found a man who’s insanity could be controlled; included a closing report by Ross reporting that Sting’s knee had been severely damaged due to a Horsemen attack, with Sting in the hospital, and more information would be released as it developed:<br/>Norman pinned Pat Rose at 3:31 with a sit-down splash; prior to the bout, Norman commented on how much he enjoys reading Wrestling Wrap-Up<br/>The Road Warriors (w/ Paul Ellering) defeatred Sgt. Buddy Lee Parker & Lt. James Earl Wright at 3:00 when Road Warrior Animal pinned Parker with a powerslam off the middle rope<br/>Dan Spivey & Mark Callous (w/ Teddy Long) defeated Sean Regal & Zan Panzer at 1:42 when Spivey pinned Regal with a powerbomb; after the bout, Callous hit a ro")
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-0692-90.webp "1/3/90; Atlanta, GA; Center Stage Theatre<br/>1/6/90 – included opening comments from Teddy Long regarding his debut later in the show of the new Skyscrapers; featured Jim Ross & Kevin Sullivan on commentary; included the announcement that NWA World Champion Ric Flair, Sting, & Arn Anderson would face NWA TV Champion the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master in a steel cage match at the next Clash of the Champions, Feb. 6; included Ross conducting an interview with Long in which Long said Sid Vicious had been replaced in the Skyscrapers and was nothing more than a hired hand and that Mark Callous would now be teaming with Dan Spivey; featured a pre-taped segment in which Pro Wrestling Illustrated Editor Bill Apter recognized Gordon Solie as the winner of the Editor’s Award, NWA Tag Team Champion Scott Steiner as the Most Improved Wrestler of the Year, and NWA World Champion Ric Flair as Wrestler of the Year; included Ross conducting an interview with Flair regarding the challenge of NWA US Champion Lex Luger and Sting now being a part of the Horsemen; featured Ross conducting an interview with Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson regarding their return to the NWA and the current tag team scene (Morton’s return after a year absence; Gibson’s return after a 2-year absence); included Ross conducting an interview with NWA US Champion Lex Luger regarding his challenge of NWA World Champion Ric Flair, during which he said he had been a trendsetter since day one, had gained huge success in only four years in the business, and it was inevitable that he would be world champion; featured Ross conducting an interview with Michael Hayes in which he said the Freebirds said they would dominate the 80s and they did and they would do the same in the 90s; he then targetted Brian Pillman & Tom Zenk and said he and Jimmy Garvin would rearrange their faces, finishing by saying there weren’t just two Freebirds but four; included a promo by Woman, alongside Nitron, in which she said she wanted Flair in her camp:<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Pat Rose & Rick Fargo at 2:32 when Rick pinned Fargo with an overhead suplex; prior to the match, Scott took a young fan from the crowd, sat him on the ring apron, and let him hold onto his title belt; during the bout, it was announced the Steiners would put their titles on the line against the masks of Doom at the Clash of the Champions<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane (w/ Jim Cornette) defeated Ned Brady & Paul Drake at 4:16 when Eaton pinned Drake with one hand following the Rocket Launcher; during the bout, Cornette joined the commentary team<br/>Norman pinned Bob Cook at 3:14 by reversing a sunset flip attempt into a sit-down splash; prior to the bout, Norman cut an insert promo on his giving Woman a painting the following day on The Main Event<br/>Buzz Sawyer & the Dragon Master defeated Ricky Nelson & Rick Ryder at 3:26 when Sawyer pinned Ryder with the splash off the top after Dragon Master dropped Ryder with a jumping to")
_ultimate-gear-guide-gibson-epiphone-kramer-maestro-and-mesa-boogie.webp "Gibson continues to roll out new and exciting equipment – and not just under the Gibson name, but also via its other brands, including Epiphone, Kramer, Maestro and Mesa Boogie. To get a handle on just some of this great gear, Guitar World’s Paul Riario and Alan Chaput shined a spotlight on five products from the Gibson family.")
_new-tricks-s11-e04-ghosts.webp "First broadcast 8th September 2014.<br/><br/>Elderly dementia sufferer Nancy leaves her care home to report that her policeman husband Jimmy, who disappeared in 1956 was actually murdered.<br/><br/>Denis Lawson ... Steve McAndrew<br/>Nicholas Lyndhurst ... Danny Griffin<br/>Tamzin Outhwaite ... DCI Sasha Miller<br/>Dennis Waterman ... Gerry Standing<br/>Ann Firbank ... Nancy Evans<br/>Emily Taaffe ... Emma<br/>Louis Mahoney ... Harry Page<br/>Julie Graham ... Tricia McAndrew<br/>Georgine Anderson ... Peggy<br/>Samuel Taylor ... Jimmy Hargreaves<br/>Jasper Jacob ... Terry Hargreaves<br/>Keith Ramsay ... Stewie McAndrew<br/>Katherine Jakeways ... Hannah<br/>Lucy Ellinson ... Police Officer<br/>Emma Ballantine ... Young Nancy<br/>Ruby Thompson ... Young Peggy<br/>Arthur Shuttleworth ... Young Terry<br/>Ed Scott-Clarke ... Stan <br/>Scott Stevenson ... Police Officer <br/>Emma Louise Williams ... Police Officer")
_guitar-lesson-how-to-play-92.webp "Guitar lesson/tutorial on how to play \")
_world-championship-wrestling-0292-1792-90.webp "2/15/90; Gainesville, GA; Georgia Mountains Center<br/>2/17/90 – featured NWA US Champion Lex Luger and the Horsemen as guests of the Louisville Slugger:<br/>Doug Furnas vs. Jack Victory<br/>Kevin Sullivan & Cactus Jack vs. Pat Rose & Lee Scott<br/>NWA Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated Mark Kyle & Ned Brady; after the bout, Jim Ross conducted a podium interview with the Steiners in which they talked about facing NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson & Ole Anderson at Wrestle War, with the Andersons then coming out and the two teams brawling before Anderson hit Rick with a DDT on the podium and Scott was hit with the TV title belt<br/>Doom vs. Larry Santo & Keith Hart<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin vs. Tommy Rich & Eddie Gilbert<br/>Norman vs. Rip Morgan<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane vs. Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson<br/>NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson vs. Shane Douglas<br/>NWA World Champion Ric Flair (w/ Woman) pinned NWA US Tag Team Champion Brian Pillman in a non-title match at 11:43 by grabbing the tights for leverage after the momentum of a crossbody off the top by Pillman put Flair on top for the win; moments later, Flair, NWA TV Champion Arn Anderson, & Ole Anderson joined Jim Ross & Jim Cornette at the podium in which they said it was time to hear the answer from NWA US Champion Lex Luger on whether he would give up his title match with Flair at Wrestle War; moments later, Luger joined the Horsemen at the interview podium, with the Horsemen happy that he had agreed to give up the match with Flair; Luger responded by laying out all the Horsemen members as the show ended")
_world-championship-wrestling-0192-2092-90.webp "1/17/90; Huntsville, AL<br/>1/20/90 – featured the Great Muta, Buzz Sawyer, & the Dragon Master as guests of the Louisville Slugger:<br/>Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson defeated Mark Kyle & Rick Fargo<br/>Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane defeated Larry Santo & Keith Hart<br/>Doom defeated Sean Regal & Paul Drake<br/>Sting defeated Mr. Asia<br/>Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin defeated Bob Cook & Lee Scott<br/>Steve Williams defeated the Gladiator<br/>Arn Anderson defeated Ranger Ross<br/>Eddie Gilbert defeated the Galaxian<br/>Kevin Sullivan defeated Robbie Idol")
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