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There were a number of popular TV shows in the 70s and 80s that popularized 50s life, but the highest-rated example would be "Happy Days," which also spun off other series like "Laverne & Shirley" and "Joanie Loves Chachi," also set in the 50s.
Yes. Her name is Shuurei, not Shirley, and she is in love with Ryuuki but she puts her duties as an official first.
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You might be thinking of Shirley Manson - she also played Catherine Weaver, and she sung Samson and Delilah in Season 2 Series 1
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On the ABC television series Laverne & Shirley (1976-1983) Laverne De Fazio's father owned The Pizza Bowl - a pizza place and bowling alley.
Laverne and Shirley first aired January 27, 1976 and ran for 178 episodes. The series finale aired May 10, 1983, and starred Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams as the title characters.
David L. Lander is the voice of Oswald, the octopus in the children's show & DVD's.
No, but the song 'Yesterday' was played in one of the final Milwaukee-based episodes of the series, in season 6, entitled 'Not Quite New York' (the show ran 8 seasons in all). In the episode 'Not Quite New York,' the Beatles' song 'Yesterday' was played alongside a montage of memorable clips from the girls' time in Milwaukee. You can find a full Laverne & Shirley episode guide here: http://www.tv.com/laverne-and-shirley/show/760/episode.html?tag=list_header;paginator;All&season=All
Laverne & Shirley, Blansky's Beauties, Mork and Mindy, Out of the Blue, and Joanie Loves Chachi.
Shotz Brewery Laverne and Shirley were bottle cappers at Shotz Brewery for the majority of the series (for the first five seasons, which took place in Milwaukee, and tend to be the most well-known). The girls had other occasional odd jobs throughout the course of the series, including taxi dancers (episode: 'Call me a Taxi'), research subjects (episode: 'Guinea Pigs'), and waitresses at Laverne's dad's establishment, the Pizza Bowl (assorted episodes), among others. In later episodes (during the seasons that took place in Burbank, California), the girls were gift-wrappers at the department store Bardwell's.
"Happy Days" wins. "Happy Days" was itself a spinoff of "Love, American Style". The following are spinoffs of "Happy Days": 1. "Laverne & Shirley" 2. "Mork & Mindy" 3. "Joanie Loves Chachi" 4. "Blansky's Beauties" 5. "Out of the Blue" 6. "The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang" (animated) 7. "Laverne & Shirley Joins the Army" (animated) 8. "Mork & Mindy" (animated) The following are spinoffs of "Star Trek" (does not include films): 1. "Star Trek: The Animated Series" 2. "Star Trek: The Next Generation" 3. "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" 4. "Star Trek: Voyager" 5. "Star Trek: Enterprise"
Eve Dallas's captain in the "In Death" series is Captain Ryan Feeney. He is a supportive and understanding leader who respects Eve's abilities as a detective.
Shirley Adams has written: 'Sewing Connection Series 12 (Sewing Connection)' 'The Sewing Connection Series V' 'The Sewing Connection Series 9' 'The Sewing Connection' 'Sewing Connection Series VI' 'The Sewing Connection Series' 'The Sewing Connection Series II'
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The correct spelling of the term for wiggly is squiggly.The character from the TV series Laverne and Shirley was Squiggy (David Lander).The rubber blade used to clean windows is a squeegee (from the sound made).