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576: Say Yes To Christmas Dec. 25, 2015 Act Two: Oily Potter and The Gobble of Fire Producer Stephanie Foo fell hard for a new holiday tradition this year – Turkey Fryer PSAs created by fire departments across the country.
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301: Settling the Score Nov. 11, 2005 Act Two: The Things That Money Can Buy Beau O'Reilly gets a chance to settle a 17-year-old score with the help of the Chicago police.
159: Mother’s Day May 12, 2000 Act Three: Mom Music Beau O'Reilly and his mother Winifred, who had 14 children, discuss her secret feelings about Johnny Cash and other matters on Mother's Day.
63: One Thing May 9, 1997 Act Two: Inescapable Logic Beau O'Reilly tells the story of a man who tried to run for President as a utopian nudist.
