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* Twice in ''[[CSI New York]]''. |
* Twice in ''[[CSI New York]]''. |
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* A couple of ''[[News Radio]]'' episodes have a subway scene. One early episode has them trying to cover a subway accident, but all we see is Matthew standing in a pitch-dark tunnel waist deep in water. |
* A couple of ''[[News Radio]]'' episodes have a subway scene. One early episode has them trying to cover a subway accident, but all we see is Matthew standing in a pitch-dark tunnel waist deep in water. |
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* The opening intro montage of ''[[The Equalizer]]'' featured the subway, likely due to its publically-perceived link to vigilantism (with the [ |
* The opening intro montage of ''[[The Equalizer]]'' featured the subway, likely due to its publically-perceived link to vigilantism (with the [[wikipedia:Bernhard Goetz|'Subway Vigilante' case]]. |
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* ''[[Seinfeld]]'' has an entire episode set in a subway car. |
* ''[[Seinfeld]]'' has an entire episode set in a subway car. |
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** ''[[Seinfeld]]'' also has a subplot involving Kramer getting bored waiting for the subway and deciding to run down the tunnel (wearing pants he intended to return at the store). Everyone expects him to have to dodge a train coming down the tunnel, but the actual story is that he slipped in mud and ruined the pants. |
** ''[[Seinfeld]]'' also has a subplot involving Kramer getting bored waiting for the subway and deciding to run down the tunnel (wearing pants he intended to return at the store). Everyone expects him to have to dodge a train coming down the tunnel, but the actual story is that he slipped in mud and ruined the pants. |
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