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02-01-2011, 08:02 PM
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Most interesting episode titles
What would you say is at least one of the most interesting episode titles from television history? One that I know of is "Who Would Kill Ramona?," from "Matt Houston" season 1, 10/31/82. Looking at the title, you would think that it would be a murder mystery involving Beverly Cleary's famous children's literary character, Ramona Quimby (in other words, you'd think that Houston went to visit Klickitat St.). But it's not to be-- the Ramona of the title is a faded actress named Ramona Landers, played by Janet Leigh.
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