Some television shows may be bought on home video at our store. Many past season television episodes also re-run through the Summer months or in syndication.

I have very little time to watch television, although I spend a great deal evangelizing for it. It's such a wonderful replacement for traditional religion, to which its vast number of converts attests.

Except for the episodes on the Nickelodeon videotapes (which should still be available through Amazon.com), there is no "official" way.

gt; We are no longer able to provide copies of individual episodes. Several episodes are available on VHS tape, and the first three seasons are available on DVD. For a full list of currently-available episodes, please look in The Store.

Requests or offers for videotapes, DVD's or digital files of any or all episodes are not permitted in any of our public forums, at the behest of the show's production company. Any such postings or responses to same will be deleted on sight, and repeated violations will result in removal of your account.

No, because I don't speak for other people. Please don't ask. Your best bet is to go out to Usenet (rec.arts.startrek.current, et al) and post a request there.

Submit a records request to our office. The Records Request Form can be found on the Forms page of this website in the Records Request section of the page.

The episode that the television show "Jesus and Pals" is first mentioned is through a commercial in "South Park: Weight Gain 4000 (#1.2)." The first time an episode of the television show "Jesus and Pals" is shown is in "South Park: Death (#1.

Sorry, but no. I'm in Australia so formats differ and shipping would be expensive, and anyway I don't really have the time or equipment. There are request sites out there such as on the Idiotsite or you can ask on the messageboard.

We have back issues available in PDF format in the subscriber area of the site. Just sign in to view our archive. If the issue you are looking for is no longer available online, please contact customer service using our customer service form or by calling 800-233-5922 and we will be happy to help you.

Yes, there is a charge of $3.00 per statement requested. The charge can be debited directly to your credit card, bank account or pre-pay amount. The statements will be faxed into your voicemailbox. Or your statements for the past year are available via the internet if you are web enabled.

To order a copy of a past statement online, use our Online Form within Account Services. You will need to provide us with the statement To and From date. Please allow up to two weeks for delivery.*

Exam Papers are now available online. Copies of exam papers from the last five years are available from the Short Loan Collection (SLC) on Floor 2.

Payroll Office does not keep copies of employee pay stubs. We suggest you securely store any past pay stubs for future credit request purposes. When disposing of your past pay stubs, please ensure they are properly shredded prior to disposal.

Contact the Payroll Department at 860-679-3490 and we will request a new W2. It takes about 1 week to 10 days to get the W2 processed.

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.

Every episodic television script has its own title, but only a few shows actually show those titles on-screen (ER, to name just one). However, there are a number of other sources for fans who want to know what each episode is called. Some newspapers do print the episode titles in their TV listings, but a more reliable source is going on-line, either to ABC's official site or any of the numerous WWW TV listing sites (like, for instance, gist.com). Also, the NYPD Blue episode guide, at epguides.

If you are like many people, you probably have moments where you remember something and don't know what it's called. Well if you remember a part of a Family Guy episode that you would love to see again look no further than FamilyGuyFiles.com, but if you still can't find that episode when the black weatherman says, "IT GONN' RAIN!" then ask an expert (like me) at the Family Guy Forums to help. Back to the top