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September 2011
It's good to be Chief of Surgery. Because not only are you Chief, but it means that when you admit to messing with a clinical trial, you don't get fired. But while the Board doesn't fire Richard, he does decide to step down as Chief of Surgery and just go...
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The group is seriously getting smaller. On the runway, Bert even says that he's surprised that he's still there. This lady from Piperlime.com presents the challenge along with Tim. She says that their inspiration should be the Sophisticated '70s (which my mother would say is an oxymoron). The winning design...
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Wondering why Robert picked Andy as the new boss? So is Andy, frankly. When Robert challenges Andy to inspire the office to double their sales, Andy is totally at a loss as to how to do it. Pretty much all he comes up with is a lame incentive plan for...
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There's a reason that the preview at the end of last week's episode was incomprehensible: Stretched over an hour, this episode was nearly as difficult to understand. But I'll do my best. At the beginning of the episode, JC saves an adulterer whose wife has paid some hitmen to take...
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Melissa and Nick are still sleeping together and she suggests that they go to a school dance together. He's about as into that as he is into shirts. Sally doesn't remember that it was Faye that threw her onto the rocks, but Cassie deflects. Charlie helps Dawn move Henry's body....
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Klaus brings Stefan to Chicago. There's a witch there, Gloria, and Klaus thinks she can help him figure out his hybrid problem. While in Chicago, Stefan is surprised to learn that he had a thing with Klaus's sister, Original Vampire Rebecca, back in the 1920s. Klaus has her stashed in...
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We now know why Robert California picked Andy Bernard to be Dunder Mifflin's new branch manager -- and we got a firmer idea of why the "The Office's" real-life bosses chose Ed Helms.
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Tammy One lived up to expectations, no small feat considering the buildup among "Parks and Rec" cultists.
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On "The X Factor," 16-year-old Jazzlyn Little takes on Mary J. Blige's "I'm Going Down" and it's pretty fantastic, especially considering her age. The maturity and the emotional depth that comes through is palpable.
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