Does Kouga like Ayame as a friend or a girlfriend? If so, please tell me where you uptained the info.

How did inuyashas dad and mom create him I mean you see his dad hes huge and his mom is regular human size kinda sickining thinking about it.

Does Anyone Know Which Episode has Kagome talking to he friends about the different guys she hangs out with? I know they are out eating, and i think Kagome descrides Koga, Inuyasha, and Miroku... Thank

These episodes are not missing as they are actually episodes of The Ropers. When Threes Company is licensed to broadcasters, these two Ropers episodes are included with all the Threes Company episodes. the Three's Company DVDs are the shows that were originally broadcast by ABC, the two Ropers episodes are not included since they were not part of Threes Company as broadcast by ABC.

Mind you, I have no idea how downloading Inuyasha stuff off the internet actually works - I'm only relying on what I've been told.

This is the very first episode of many more to come. We will be announcing the release date of Episode 2 in the future. Supple does not contain obscene language or any nudity. Supple is about human relationships and does contain some adult situations or innuendo. Back to top!

I've heard that Inuyasha tells Kagome he loves her, but since I'm in America I haven't seen ep 137. I read the summary and it said nothing about him telling her he loved her. So someone who HAS watched it tell me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why is it that many fangirls love pairing Kagome and Sesshouamru together? Although, I must say, the pairing is quite an interesting one.

In the United States, the Noggin cable channel is currently broadcasting Daria episodes as part of "The-N", its nighttime programming block for young teens. Information on episodes airing outside the United States can be obtained from The Irony Maiden. She's a familiar face to almost anyone who's ever watched MTV's Beavis and Butt-head. Daria was an occasional guest character on that series, a classmate of the Demented Duo who was alternately amused and exasperated by their brain-dead antics.

When TNT aired "CHiPs" regularly, a member of the TNT programming department admitted that they had "no good reason" for showing the episodes out of order. However, airing episodes out of order makes it easier to organize "theme weeks" and popular episodes can air more often (ie: not so many episodes without Wilcox).

Unfortunately, I don't think that that's where this site is headed. As it is I have to wrestle with basic, basic html haha (whoo hoo for all of us self-taught webmasters!) so I can't even imagine what it would be like to undertake a project like that. Not to mention the bandwidth required, and oh lord, the copyright violations, oh my...haha I think this site has crossed over plenty of lines already ;)

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The majority of the action was aired as part of the "Big Bucks: The PYL Scandal" on March 16, 2003. The actual episodes have also aired on GSN in regular rotation as well as part of the Feast of Favorites 2003.

A subject of frequent debate. The UK screening order differed from the US and other overseas orders. This was most likely due to some episodes still undergoing post-production work as screening dates came and went, so other (completed) episodes were shown in their stead (TV magazine listings at the point the UK order began to differ seem to confirm this). ATV Midlands, who, together with Grampian, was showing episodes first in the UK, had scheduled "Do Not Forsake Me..

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Well, first of all, I did not start recording PR until PRIS started, meaning I do not have any episode for MMPR-PRT. Secondly, if I were to put up all the episode for all seasons, I would need A LOT of webspace, something that I do not wish to spend money on. If you would like to request an episode, email me, but the probability of me saying yes is quite slim.

If The Series Ends Will There be a second saga with new characters including the oringinals (a guess would be alright)

On the episode summaries in this website, will you people put cast of charaters? For example, epidode 1 cast of characters, kagome, inuyasha, etc.

Does anyone know where u can download the song Change The World with words?(if anyone knows i thank them) If Naraku's human heart prevents him form killing Kikyo, how come he was able to kill her in the beginning

Hey I was wondering why InuYasha has black hair?-I have seen it in a couple of anime pics from the series, and i have just always wondered about.!--Please Help Me Out!

my ques is, do ya think that rumiko-sama based these charac on real pplz? cause they're such HOTEEs. i wonder if any of them will conceder be'in my bo (boyfriend).

If Inuyasha has dog ears(they are so adorible!) dus he have human ones to(when he's still in half demen form)?I cant tell with that CUTE hair do! Since I haven't read the manga yet maybe one of you Inuyasha buffs can help me out. The priestess Midoriko (the one who created the Shikon Jewel in her fight with the demons), is she an ancestor of any of the current characters? (I was thinking Kikyo's or Kagome's)

Does anybody notice that in the epidoe where they find out the the shikon no toma came from Midorico... that when InuYasha saves Myoga from the demons he looks just like Midorico.... mabey he is her reincarnation and that is why he is on the quest of the shikon no toma??? :D

What is the Actual Difference between 1st edition Inuyasha Manga and Second edition? the covers seem a bit different but whats different on the inside? Also the second editions seem to be cheaper

Will Sesshoumaru ever get rid of that fluffy thing on his shroulder? It an't really a fashen statment.

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In which episode did Oliver use Lisa's hotcakes to repair the roof of the house? (I'm pretty sure there's an episode where he actually nails some to the roof, however, in episode 73 Won't you come home, Arnold Ziffel? (first aired 11/15/67) Mr. Ziffel admits to using them to shingle his roof!)

The episode that show the show "Terrance and Phillip" the first time is "South Park: Death (#1.6)."

This has to be the most frequently-asked question in all of its forms. In particular, people want to know which episode is the "B I Bickey Bye" episode (did you know that this song was not a Stooge original?). There is a summary of all 190 episodes in a five part series beginning in http://www.3-stooges.com/text/shorts1.html These were compiled by Mitchell D. Shapiro (mshapiro@crl.com) who graciously put them in the public domain. Yes, some were.