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** [[The Sting|Kid Twist]] is the mayor of Chicago. |
** [[The Sting|Kid Twist]] is the mayor of Chicago. |
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** [[The Jeffersons|Mr. Bentley]] is a greasy type who's far too willing to go off for a “Chinese sandwich” at a brothel. |
** [[The Jeffersons|Mr. Bentley]] is a greasy type who's far too willing to go off for a “Chinese sandwich” at a brothel. |
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** [[Batman (TV)|The Mad Hatter]] is a [[Camp Gay]] reporter from the ''Tribune''. |
** [[Batman (TV series)|The Mad Hatter]] is a [[Camp Gay]] reporter from the ''Tribune''. |
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** Other members of the press include [[The Golden Girls|Stan Zbornak]] and [[Dog Day Afternoon|Lieutenant Moretti]]. |
** Other members of the press include [[The Golden Girls|Stan Zbornak]] and [[Dog Day Afternoon|Lieutenant Moretti]]. |
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** [[All in The Family|Frank Lorenzo]] is Chicago's personification of [[Police Are Useless]]. |
** [[All in The Family|Frank Lorenzo]] is Chicago's personification of [[Police Are Useless]]. |
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Revision as of 23:45, 8 April 2014
- Hey, It's That Guy!: Felix Unger (who is engaged to Janet Weiss) and Oscar Madison are working together at a newspaper office, covering the planned execution of William Giles, whose girlfriend Carol Burnett (yes, that Carol Burnett) is used as a liason between him and the journalists.
- Kid Twist is the mayor of Chicago.
- Mr. Bentley is a greasy type who's far too willing to go off for a “Chinese sandwich” at a brothel.
- The Mad Hatter is a Camp Gay reporter from the Tribune.
- Other members of the press include Stan Zbornak and Lieutenant Moretti.
- Frank Lorenzo is Chicago's personification of Police Are Useless.