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Robbie Williams samples various headwear, January 1993.
January 1993. Beastie Boys with president of Capitol Records Gary Gersh in Los Angeles, shot by Lester Cohen
Dinosaurs S3 E12 The Son Also Rises
Fran knows how to end a fight between Earl and Robbie.
A Darkness in the Woods by J.L. Hallmark
My Name AIN'T Mary Sue! #1, zine pg. 39-41.
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Content warnings: mature, non-consensual sexual content
Homicide: Life on the Street premiered on 31 January 1993, after Super Bowl XXVIII (the Dallas Cowboys defeated the Buffalo Bills 52-17).
The series was created by Paul Attanasio and based on David Simon’s 1991 nonfiction book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets.
Plagued by low ratings, the series was under constant threat of cancellation, only kept in production by critics and awards, including 2 primetime Emmy Awards for the first season (Barry Levinson for Outstanding Directing, and Tom Fontana for Outstanding Writing), and becoming the first drama to receive 3 Peabody Awards (1994, 1995, and 1998).
It would continue for 7 seasons (122 episodes) and has been named as one of the best TV series ever produced.
NME January 1993