51.   Glam could seem as much a fashion show as a musical movement, although the music influenced even nonglam acts, like Elton John and the Rolling Stones.

52.   Gossage, who used to plan similar shows as vice president of public relations at CMS, said fans in Texas can expect a little less pyrotechnics.

53.   Gloria Deluxe made its MASS MoCA debut last June, delivering a captivating show as the opening act for punk-poet Patti Smith.

54.   He came to the show as a free-lance cartoonist hired to spice up the moments between sketches with inventive graphics.

55.   He had no hand in the production of the PBS series but was, ironically, interviewed for the show as one of the participants in the Chicano movement.

56.   He applied to the organizing body for the French shows for membership to show as a couturier but was turned down.

57.   Harwood somewhat agrees, pointing out that when a hit series is filmed in a city, its citizens tend to regard the show as their own.

58.   He cited the ability of networks to deliver much bigger audiences for shows as its continuing advantage over cable.

59.   He described the show as being about people trying to shrug off their neuroses and putting time and effort into their relationships.

60.   He said he envisioned that show as a series of comedy sketches, but the network insisted on a traditional sitcom storyline.