51.   The show made an indelible mark, proving that a nonconformist could break through to become the leader of the pack in television.

52.   The show made Eddington a celebrity in Britain.

53.   The show made headlines recently when a boy in Connecticut set himself on fire, imitating one of its stunts.

54.   The show made its debut Tuesday, and Sassa says NBC has the right to repurpose at will.

55.   The show made waves at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.

56.   The show now makes reference to lead character Chelsea Stevens as a Stewart rival, instead of a parody of Stewart herself.

57.   The show occasionally makes head feints and little jive moves to indicate an interest in something else, but Disney is selling sex.

58.   The scene called for Fonzie to comb his hair, just as bikers do in every movie and every TV show ever made.

59.   The show made its debut on Thursday night.

60.   The show made the exact same pledge a year ago, but when ratings went down, they restored and even promoted the brawls.