Dec 15, 2025
Your doll asks why you don't use the HOV lane to skip the traffic back up, and you remind it that it's just an object so it doesn't count as a passenger.
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Your doll asks why you don't use the HOV lane to skip the traffic back up, and you remind it that it's just an object so it doesn't count as a passenger.
The Jackson 5's 10th studio album was released on 15 May 1975.
Moving Violation continued the move toward disco and funk from their popular Dancing Machine album (released in September 1974), but was not as successful, peaking at #36.
Moving Violation would be the group's last album for Motown. The group would have to change their name to the Jacksons (since Motown owned "The Jackson 5"). 21-year-old Jermaine would remain with Motown, since he was married to founder Berry Gordy's daughter, Hazel (Jermaine would rejoin the group in 1983).
‘Moving Violation’ (s7, e13) Murder She Wrote
David Lansbury (nephew of Angela Lansbury, Law & Order, Sex & The City)
Stephen Macht (Sliders, Suits, Castle, General Hospital, Millennium, Star Trek: DS9, Columbo, Cagney & Lacey, Alfred Hitchcock Presents)
Susan Clark (Webster, Airport 1975, Babe, Marcus Welby, MD, Columbo, Benny Hill Show)
Jack Colvin (The Incredible Hulk tv show and 70s/80s movies), Jeremiah Johnson, Child’s Play, Cagney & Lacey, Quincy ME, Six Million Dollar Man)
Episode aired Feb 3, 1991
[Yesterday's deliveries, tickets for the bachelors. She's a moving violation from her conk down to her shoes. Well, it's just an invitation to the blues. This is Rino's Place. Oh, I love it.]
I got a ticket
for running a red light. I totally deserved it.
She was kind of a dick about it, though. State trooper, those guys aren’t as lighthearted as the city cops. She asked me where I was coming from, and I told her I had been at a friend’s house. (Sitting outside on her deck more than six feet apart.) Then she asked what time I had my last drink. I said, “1998.”
Then she went back to her car and got the ticket and all that. Just when my insurance rates were going down. Ah, well. Maybe I’ll actually fight it. I wouldn’t have to take time off work (cuz I’m not working). And it will make a BIG difference on my driving record. Huh.
