71.   I want to put her on the show as your secretary.

72.   I recommend just regarding the vastness of the show as a fair indicator of an astonishingly protean artist willing to take risks.

73.   In a season marked mostly by crud, that qualifies the show as being golden.

74.   In a subtle way, you can use a show as a springboard for family discussions.

75.   In some way, she says, she sees her show as an embodiment of that relationship.

76.   Instead, they see their shows as a diversion, an entertaining detour that can safely be ignored.

77.   In the prehistoric era before becoming a TV celeb, Joyner did live shows as Barney.

78.   Isabelle Adjani quietly steals the show as the abused wife who allies herself with interloper Stone.

79.   It helps to approach the show as an anthropological or ethnographic exercise rather than as a place for quality-time esthetic encounters.

80.   It would be easy to criticize the show as being too dark, too despairing, too relentlessly depressing.