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1. In the filming of 'The Wizard of Oz', watercolor paints were used to make the 'horse of a different color' different colors.
2. In 1912, Carl Laemmle founded the Columbia Motion Picture Company.
3. 'All My Children's' Susan Lucci was nominated for daytime Emmy awards 18 times before she finally won one in 1999.
4. Ziggy Marley was the lead singer of the reggae supergroup, 'The Whalers'.
5. In Mexico, bullfights are traditionally held on Sundays.
6. There are 36 black keys on a standard piano.
7. The singing group The Four Lovers became better known as The Four Tops.
8. Jules Leotard invented a close-fitting garment worn by dancers.
9. In the movie 'The Big Chill', the character Michael worked for 'US' magazine.
10. The original theme song for the TV series 'Frasier' was, appropriately, entitled 'Twisted'. It was a song about a person with some psychological issues.
11. The Easy-Bake Oven was the first toy to be advertised on television.
12. Because he was already financially secure, Mike Nesmith was the first member of 'The Monkees' to quit the band.
13. Donovan was an English singer in the 1960s, with hits that included 'Mellow Yellow'.
14. Every year, when Big Bird has a birthday on Sesame Street, he always goes back to almost 6 years old.
15. The address of the Clampett's mansion in Beverly Hills is 518 Crestview Drive.
16. The twenty-dollar bill in the game of Monopoly is gold colored.
17. On 'The Love Connection', host Chuck Woolery often promised that the show would be back from commercial break 'in 2 and 2'.
18. Paul Reiser directed the final episode of the 'Mad About You' television series.
19. Lucy Lawless, aka 'Xena, the Warrior Princess', was born in Wales.
20. Walt Disney's middle name was Enoch.
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