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VIDEO: Achilles Hill

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Achilles Hill
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Length: 25:00
Aired: 1/10/1991

Angry and frustrated over John Hill's constant reminders that he owns the Cheers' poolroom and bathrooms, Sam decides to take out the man's sweet, naive daughter Pamela for revenge. He brings the girl upstairs to dine at Melville's, playing up their romance in full view of Hill. The initial sight of his little girl with Sam doesn't seem to bother Hill, but by the time dessert is served he breaks down. In an effort to bribe Sam to stop seeing Pamela, Hill promises the poolroom and bathrooms will be rent-free. A joyous Sam returns to the bar to tell everyone of his success. The gang reminds him that he must break it off with Pamela, which Sam does easily, until he realizes that he really likes her. Following his heart, he invites her to go away for the weekend with him without telling her father. unfortunately, she stops briefly in the ladies' room and leaves her suitcase in the bar just as her father comes down from Melville's. Realizing that he can't hide any longer, Sam admits to Hill that he's still going to see his daughter. When Hill accepts it calmly, trusting his daughter's judgement, Pamela realizes that she was only attracted to Sam out of spite for her father. Now that the excitement of rebellion is gone, she tells Sam she doesn't want to see him any longer. Adding insult to injury, Hill then tells Sam that the rent on the poolroom and bathrooms is now double. watch

VIDEO: Achilles Hill [HD]

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Achilles Hill [HD]
Paid | Amazon Instant Video
Length: 25:00
Aired: 1/10/1991

Angry and frustrated over John Hill's constant reminders that he owns the Cheers' poolroom and bathrooms, Sam decides to take out the man's sweet, naive daughter Pamela for revenge. He brings the girl upstairs to dine at Melville's, playing up their romance in full view of Hill. The initial sight of his little girl with Sam doesn't seem to bother Hill, but by the time dessert is served he breaks down. In an effort to bribe Sam to stop seeing Pamela, Hill promises the poolroom and bathrooms will be rent-free. A joyous Sam returns to the bar to tell everyone of his success. The gang reminds him that he must break it off with Pamela, which Sam does easily, until he realizes that he really likes her. Following his heart, he invites her to go away for the weekend with him without telling her father. unfortunately, she stops briefly in the ladies' room and leaves her suitcase in the bar just as her father comes down from Melville's. Realizing that he can't hide any longer, Sam admits to Hill that he's still going to see his daughter. When Hill accepts it calmly, trusting his daughter's judgement, Pamela realizes that she was only attracted to Sam out of spite for her father. Now that the excitement of rebellion is gone, she tells Sam she doesn't want to see him any longer. Adding insult to injury, Hill then tells Sam that the rent on the poolroom and bathrooms is now double. watch

VIDEO: Achilles Hill

click to playclick to play
Achilles Hill
Paid | Amazon Instant Video
Length: 25:00
Aired: 1/10/1991

Angry and frustrated over John Hill's constant reminders that he owns the Cheers' poolroom and bathrooms, Sam decides to take out the man's sweet, naive daughter Pamela for revenge. He brings the girl upstairs to dine at Melville's, playing up their romance in full view of Hill. The initial sight of his little girl with Sam doesn't seem to bother Hill, but by the time dessert is served he breaks down. In an effort to bribe Sam to stop seeing Pamela, Hill promises the poolroom and bathrooms will be rent-free. A joyous Sam returns to the bar to tell everyone of his success. The gang reminds him that he must break it off with Pamela, which Sam does easily, until he realizes that he really likes her. Following his heart, he invites her to go away for the weekend with him without telling her father. unfortunately, she stops briefly in the ladies' room and leaves her suitcase in the bar just as her father comes down from Melville's. Realizing that he can't hide any longer, Sam admits to Hill that he's still going to see his daughter. When Hill accepts it calmly, trusting his daughter's judgement, Pamela realizes that she was only attracted to Sam out of spite for her father. Now that the excitement of rebellion is gone, she tells Sam she doesn't want to see him any longer. Adding insult to injury, Hill then tells Sam that the rent on the poolroom and bathrooms is now double. watch

Valerie Mahaffey: Videos

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2011 Jack And Jill Movie, Actor - Bitsy Simmons
2008 A Previous Engagement Movie, Actor - Grace
2006 My First Wedding Movie, Actor - Grace
2004 Desperate Housewives TV Show Series, Actor - Alma Hodge
2003 Seabiscuit Movie, Actor - Annie Howard

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Glee Exclusive: Meet Emma's Parents

Is it time for Will to meet Emma's parents?

Glee has cast Don Most and Valerie Mahaffey to play Rusty and Rose Pillsbury, the parents of guidance counselor Emma Pillsbury (Jayma Mays), TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.

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Matt's Picks: November 22-25

LennoNYC (Monday, 9/8c, PBS)
While you're busy downloading the Beatles catalog from iTunes, make time for this excellent American Masters documentary about the last decade in the life of Beatle extraordinaire John Lennon, whose life was cut short 30 years ago next month. LennoNYC uses rare archival material including home movies and revealing audio outtakes from ... read more

February 18, 2007: The Little Things You Do Together

Those promos at the end of last week's episode were right. We finally got answers to so many questions involving Orson's past:— He was in a psychiatric ward in 1976 after the supposed suicide of his adulterous but religious father. (But now we know Gloria staged the suicide the same way she was trying to stage Bree's.)— Gloria had blamed Orson for her husband's death, saying Orson was supposed to watch out for him, but chose to go out with friends.— It was Gloria who killed Monique with Mike's wrench.— Orson buried Monique in the dirt while Gloria removed Monique's teeth (ouch).Ahh... closure, at last. I knew it would be good tonight since it was written by Marc Cherry and Joe Keenan. As discussed here before, Marc had to finish up Bree's story line earlier than originally planned due to Marcia Cross' pregnancy. I was very happy that Gloria ended up alive at the end. When Ida Greenberg found the bodies of Alma and Gloria lying on the lawn, I figured they were bot... read more

February 11, 2007: I Remember That

Three weeks ago (when the last new episode aired), I briefly whined: "When oh, when will we get to see Monique in flashbacks again?" So you know I was screaming with joy when I got my wish tonight! Not only did Monique (Kathleen York) reappear in a flashback, but we also got so many answers, as did Mike Delfino, all thanks to his hypnotherapist (Miriam Flynn). So Mike didn't kill Monique — Orson framed Mike by giving Mike his wrench back — the wrench that had Monique’s blood on it. Now we know why Mike's phone number was written on Monique's hand. We also know that Mike never dated Monique: "I'm flattered, but I'm seeing somebody." Monique: "Me, too, but he's married and I'm drunk." I do wonder what Orson told Bree when he "confessed" and told her "the truth." He said she was upset, but apparently not too upset, since she was still living with him before the ladder accident. As usual, we got some answers but were still left with further questions. Like, why would Glor... read more

January 21, 2007: Come Play Wiz Me

After last week's laugh-filled hour, tonight was a bit of a letdown as far as the humor level goes. This doesn't mean I didn't like this episode — I just enjoyed it less, and I am in agreement with those of you who are starting to get a bit tired of the Alma story line. When, oh, when will we get to see Monique in flashbacks again? At least we know that those teeth are actually Monique's, as expected, and we found out what Alma was injecting herself with — hormones, so she'd get pregnant more easily. Speaking of which, how about Alma giving Orson both sleeping pills and Viagra so that she could rape him while he was passed out? I do give the writers (Valerie Ahern and Christian McLaughlin) credit for making references to Viagra without actually mentioning it, like Alma saying she gave Orson something "to keep the part of you I need nice and perky." That was pretty creepy when Gloria mentioned how much she wanted a grandchild while Alma got ready for her night with Orson by... read more

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