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"How Bleen Was My Kelly" (1005)

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Episode title: How Bleen Was My Kelly
Episode production code: 1005

Episode # in production code order: 214
Episode # in true US premiere order: 213
Episode # in old US premiere order: 214

US premiere date: October 15, 1995
US premiere time: 9 pm

Written by Daniel O'Keefe
Directed by Amanda Bearse

First camera shot: Al knocks on the front door.

Synopsis: Kelly is researching to play the part of a scientist and discovers a new color "bleen", (a cross between blood and green) when she mixes some chemicals together. She brings the mixture home and Al discovers that Bleen grows hair, but it also has a terrible side effect.

Recurring character cast:
Griff: Harold Sylvester
Bob Rooney: E.E. Bell
Ike:. Tom McCleister

Guest cast:
Scientist: Gene Wolande
Bald No Ma'am Guy #1: Joseph G. Medalis
Bald No Ma'am Guy #2: George Hirschmann
Sexy Woman: Barbara Baldieri

General note: The "FOX viewing position", where the family holds various pieces of metal and tin foil around the living room, refers to the fact that in the early days, and in some cases still today, FOX affiliates were lower-powered obscure UHF stations. Note to Non-Americans: The program of American TV networks is broadcasted by local TV stations (hence the word "network") who usually aren't owned by the networks. Peggy & Al have sex.

Influences: The morphing sequence and its music was influenced by the Michael Jackson video clip for the song "Black and White". The episode title was influenced by the movie "How Green Was My Valley". The line "don't hate me because I'm beautiful" is from Pantene shampoo commercials with Kelly LeBrock.

Kelly

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