91.   The film shows him hitting a one-handed home run, in one of many swift and to-the-point baseball scenes.

92.   The film shows how the inventor was persecuted by obscurantist religious leaders who became convinced that his invention was satanic.

93.   The film shows how.

94.   The film shows one appalled pigeon-lover, Richard, who sprinkles pigeon feed daily in Central Park.

95.   The film shows Benny actually eating a doughnut to emphasize this thought.

96.   The film shows the heavy influence of Steven Spielberg, its executive producer, in its aura of enchantment and winning sentimentality.

97.   The film shows them as passengers in a train wreck not of their making, and everyone reacts in a different way and often without elegance.

98.   The film shows us a work-in-progress.

99.   The gulag film really shows how hard Wu resisted, not that they had broken him.

100.   The HBO film cleverly shows why by offering up the Babe himself.