81.   The idea of delivering shows by a single channel on a rigid weekly schedule was being described as the TV equivalent of the icebox facing off with a Frigidaire.

82.   The jury also was treated to a show by the Capitol Steps, a popular Washington, D.C.-based satirical singing troupe.

83.   The highlight of the game was a defensive show by the Dodgers in a seventh inning that started ominously.

84.   The magazine was discussing a recent show by conceptual artist Guy Overfelt at the Refusalon Gallery.

85.   The joke around the office was that she could co-host the show by herself.

86.   The mallards are Bo, Luke and Daisy, named after characters in The Dukes of Hazzard television show by female inmates who care for them.

87.   The legislation gives the networks a year to form a rating system to classify television shows by content.

88.   The lists of most-watched shows by white and black viewers rarely have more than one or two in common, usually major sports events.

89.   The next minute he defends his show by mixing in references to the First Amendment and the televised protests of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

90.   The most poignant is Santa Claus, a sculpture lent to the show by Ralph Esmerian, the president of the Museum of American Folk Art.