91.   This series should have a short, yet painful life.

92.   This will be the fourth time in six years that the teams have met, and each series has had its share of Miller Moments.

93.   Unlike most sitcoms, this sharply written and acted series has genuine wit.

94.   Unfortunately, that country is Canada, and his five TV series have had a tough time catching a break in the United States.

95.   Unless otherwise stated, the series have no premiere dates set in stone.

96.   What is absolutely true is that any good series has a specific voice.

97.   Whatever merits any of the series have, limited though they may be, are lost in the cut-and-paste format.

98.   When the networks announce their fall schedules this month, we may find out that several series had their final farewells instead of their season farewells.

99.   What the prime-time government series all have in common is a decidedly uncynical and earnest view of public service.

100.   While the three-game series has some added glitz with the games being televised world-wide, the Mets are trying to stay focused.