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...area's proximity to MIT has helped its economic growth, says Paul B. Casey, director of real estate for Com-Energy Services...
...began to wonder about ex-sit com stars and what happens to them when the show's run is over. Do they replace reality with fantasy and dreams of what used to be and what could have been? Or do they merely plod on in the acting profession, joining the legions of no-name stage actors all over the country? Of course, if at some point in their career they played a "Mr. Angolino," they're very recognizable, but not as themselves. We'll only know them as Mr. Angolino . . . or Felipe or Janet...
...plot line follows a consistent structure, just like a regular sit-com. Every episode, Joe has a new job that seems guaranteed, but, within five minutes, he manages to lose it. Blunsten returns home where success surrounds him: his wife, Marcie, is a slick newscaster. His daughter, Peppermint, gets promoted every week in her job at Taco Parade: first to Golden Sombrero, then to Aztec Sun God and finally, to CEO. Even his pet, Yipper, wins fame and glory as a rescue dog in the Himalayas...
...prime-time producers themselves caution against taking their sitcoms too seriously. "Heard the one about the two brain surgeons?" asks Reo. "Their patient has just died, and one of them bursts into tears. 'Take it easy,' the other surgeon consoles him. 'We're not producing a sit-com!' " Come to think of it, the adventures of two bumbling brain surgeons could make a good gallows-humor sitcom -- provided, of course, that...
...virus, which attaches itself to and ruins IBM files with ".EXE" and ".COM" suffixes, has often been found infecting the popular word processing program Wordperfect, Samenfeld said...