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123. “Like a Sister” (Season 2, Episode 8)Vic Damone rates a rare “special guest star” call-out in the opening credits. Rob pries to protect Sally when he learns her affection for suave singer Rick Valone is unrequited. An extended scene in which Valone pretends to be an abusive drunk is proto-discomfort television. Buddy’s remark to Rob, “I think we ought to go home and beat up our wives,” sours the proceedings.

Jordyn Habu, 6 months old, models her aunty Patricia Huntley’s hand-painted onesie. Huntley’s baby products under the Hapa Maui Designs label will be one of the more than 140 vendors featured at the Made in Maui County Festival on Friday and Saturday at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center.

There had been speculation that they had already secretly tied the knot, given that Scott calls Jenner, ‘Wifey’ a lot, but he hasn’t popped the question yet.

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93. “The Redcoats are Coming” (Season 4, Episode 20)While other ‘60s sitcoms made fun of rock and roll music (the Bedbugs on F-Troop, anyone?) this Bill Persky-Sam Denoff-penned favorite managed a unique way to comment on the British Invasion without coming off as hopelessly square: It focused on the hysteria. Rob is recruited to put up the Redcoats (a winning Chad and Jeremy) at his home. The climactic raid on the Petrie living room by a horde of screaming teenage girls is one of the series’ most memorable scenes.

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The afternoon was extra special for Muscala not only because was he able to help serve meals, but he also had the opportunity to do so alongside his 76ers’ Walk In My Shoes mentee Gianni. Landry Shamet and Shake Milton also got into the holiday spirit as they surprised 18 youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs in Philadelphia and Camden at Holiday Hoopla, presented by StubHub on Dec. 19 at The Center. Prior to Shamet and Milton distributing holiday gifts, the kids were signed to 1-Day contracts from General Manager Elton Brand and played a scrimmage on the 76ers home court.

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Two other local athletes who showed their mettle in the girls competition were Carly Eubanks of Ridgeline and Jenna Gibbons of Sky View.

The Knights of Columbus was also on hand with more than 150 coats to give out to those who needed it.

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“It was pretty awesome to watch the kids go into a room and pick out brand new jackets. They sent the first group in and these were kids who had never had a new jacket in their lives,” Boham said. “Not only that, there were a couple of kids who came up to us and said they had received their first new coat a few years ago and still have it. We have people who donate every year and each year we have received more coats. It feels like it’s a bit slower this year and maybe that’s due to the number of people affected by the fires and people have donated to that, but the feedback and support we have gotten has been awesome.”