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| After learning that Dana is his long lost sister, Fox attempts to relieve the years of sexual tension by shouting “Awkward!” It doesn’t work. | |
| Zombie Juliet impales Kate. Thanks to his new found powers of flight Sawyer escapes the island. Jack gets a job working for Locke at Radio Shack, and everything somehow makes sense | |
| Nate makes a shocking recovery, making this the only episode in which no one dies. | |
| Between the hours of 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM (EST) Jack uses the bathroom, Chloe purchases a five dollar footlong, and a Serbian assassin strangles the pope’s decoy. | |
| A problem with the left phalange leads Rachel’s plane to crash. Joey and Chandler have ice cream cake at her funeral. | |
| The Tanners learn that Joey’s been dealing drugs out of their basement for the past eight years. Suddenly Kimmy’s constant visits make sense. | |
| The war ends only to reveal that the entire thing took place in the mind of Hawkeye’s autistic son. | |
| Now that it’s time to ascend to the throne of Warrioressia Lucy Lawless needs to learn manners and royal procedures. | |
| Tia and Tamera are shocked to learn that they in fact are not twins separated at birth. Ray actually runs an underground cloning facility and Lisa is his receptionist. | |
| June leaves Ward upon learning that he’s been having a lengthy affair with that ‘hussy down the street.’ | |
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| Samantha is burned at the stake. The producers infamously flub when they try to lighten the final scene with a laugh track. | |
| Having developed telekinetic powers Brenda returns to murder everyone in her old zip code just for kicks. She also burns an effigy of Alyssa Milano for some reason. | |
| Sam burns down the bar for the insurance money. | |
| Turns out the reason why people always turn up murdered when Jessica Fletcher visits a town is because she’s the one killing them. | |
| The entire series is one extended dream sequence of young Alexis, who in the midst of the Great Depression has dreams of big money, big oil, and big shoulders. | |
| Your captain, your cruise director, your ship’s doctor, and your bartender hit an iceberg and catch hypothermia in a plot that is neither exciting nor new but still romantic | |
| Timmy realizes that increasing political and socioeconomic tensions have led his beloved pet to become apathetic. He starves to death at the bottom of a well. | |
| Mary realizes her lifelong dream of being a glassblower and quits WJM-TV. | |
| The Scooby Gang decides to take their nickname a little more literally. Xander leases a van while Willow buys a dog. Dawn is in danger somehow. | |
| Alice becomes a female astronaut to prove that she can get to the moon without Ralph. | |
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