Episode Guide for Season #2 of "Mad About You"
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Paul Buchman . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Reiser
Jamie Buchman . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Hunt
Lisa Stemple . . . . . . . . . . . . Anne Ramsay
Fran Devanow . . . . . . . . . . . . Leila Kenzle
Ira Buchman . . . . . . . . . . . . John Pankow
Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maui
Mark Devanow . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Kind
Burt Buchman, Paul's father . . . . Louis Zorich
Sylvia Buchman, Paul's mother . . . Cynthia Harris
Sharon, Paul's elder sister . . . . Randy Graff
Debbie, Paul's younger sister . . . Talia Balsam (I)
Robin Bartlett (II)
Jed, Debbie's son . . . . . . . . . Bradley Pierce
Noah, Debbie's son . . . . . . . . . Andrew J. Ferchland
Warren, Paul's editor/cameraman . . Steven Wright
Lou Bonaparte, Paul's producer . . . Larry Miller
Remy, Paul's assistant . . . . . . . Marva Hicks
Maggie Conway, neighbour in 11-C . . Judy Geeson
Ursula, waitress at Riff's . . . . . Lisa Kudrow
Kim, the grocer . . . . . . . . . . Darrell Kunitomi
Bill Wicker, the super . . . . . . . Jerry Adler
Eddie, the doorman . . . . . . . . . Lou Cutell
The Second Season
Paul has to talk to the cops after Lisa takes Murray out
for a walk and returns with a pooch that anyone can see
isn't Murray -- this one is smart.
Written by: Billy Grundfest
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Reasoning with Murray to get off the couch.
Tag: Reasoning with Murray to get off the bed.
Word: Dysphoric.
Keys:
Hiding brownies, stuck buzzer, dancing Murray,
peripheral visionary, Lisa and Murray-ness.
- Jamie: "You were very close to the edge there!"
- Janey: "Simon! Go get the elevator!"
Supporting Cast: Warren
Guest Characters:
Simon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Maui
Sgt. Panino . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Adler
Saul Beckner . . . . . . . . . . . David Ellzey
Janey Beckner . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Kerr
Phone calls, noisy neighbors and Murray's invisible mouse
are some of distractions Paul and Jamie face in their
attempts at romance during a long-awaited evening together.
Written by: Billy Grundfest and Paul Reiser
Directed by: Lee Shallat
Tease: Jamie asking Paul to check the front door.
Tag: On-camera disclaimers (his hair will grow back).
Expression: Let it go!
Keys:
Run,run,run,boom! Lisa's fortune cookies, the top 2
shelves, Paul's red ears, Jamie's blinking thing,
Casablanca taped over.
- Paul: "You know what? The world can live without us
for two minutes!"
Jamie: "Two minutes?"
Paul: "Two minutes... it's an expression!"
A suspected heart attack puts Paul's father in the hospital,
leaving his mother home alone, until Jamie tries to score
some much needed "nice points" with her mother-in-law.
Written by: Danny Jacobson
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Murray and Jamie watching a Bogie movie while
Paul marches by singing "Woolly Bully!"
(Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs).
Keys:
The heartbeat monitor goes mile-a-minute, mile-a-minute,
four tries at the omelette, three bullseyes without
reloading, Playboy under the twin bed, the 17-year
drought continues.
Sylvia Buchman finally makes her debut.
- Sylvia: "Don't 'Oh Ma!' me! I don't interfere in your marriage!"
- Sharon: "Oh-my-God! She's going to kill 'im!
She's going to kill 'im and come live with me!"
Supporting Cast: Burt, Sylvia and Sharon.
Guest Characters:
The Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . Francesca P. Roberts
Harold, the orderly . . . . . . . . Valente Rodriguez
An evening out at Riff's sees Paul complaining about his
meddlesome new producer, and Jamie venting about her same
old credit-grabbing boss, who happens to be seated nearby.
Written by: Russ Woody
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Murray monitoring calls from Paul and Jamie.
Keys:
Paul's new Producer (an accountant) hovers, Jamie's
Central American Tourism campaign: "Come take your
chances" or "Come home to the Equator," smoking a
cigarette out of the window, the Vietnam War enters
the picture.
Remy, Lou Bonaparte and Ursula make their debuts.
- Paul: "You know what? Y'should... I just taste a cigarette?"
Jamie: "No! I had cajun for lunch!"
Supporting Cast: Ursula, Lou, Remy and Eddie.
Guest Characters:
Jack Farrer . . . . . . . . . . . . Ken Jenkins
Ricky, Jamie's assistant . . . . . Cameron Thor
Paul is anything but pleased with Jamie, who just has too
much free time, and uses it to cut his hair, and his film.
Written by: Andrew Gordon and Eileen Conn
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Writing a resume after 8 years at Farrer, Gantz.
Tag: Jamie Buchman, window cleaner.
Word: Mingling.
Keys:
Jane Austen's works, Geraldo, Italian lessons, the
rearranged furniture, high heels, Vacuu-trim II
(the Ginsu knife of hair-styling), Lisa the bobcat,
Murray's sweater, The Three Stooges.
- Warren: "Hey, Paul! I can see you!"
Supporting Cast: Warren and Lou.
Guest Characters:
Street Character (NY by night) . . Bud Sabatino
Waitress . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marjorie Wellin
Paul's shooting schedule leaves it upto Jamie to go
trick-or-treating with his 7-year-old nephew, whose
visit Paul forgot to mention.
Written by: Jack Burditt
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tag: Lou Bonaparte singing a candy-corn song.
Words: Pell-mell, willy-nilly, helter-skelter.
Expression: Guys! It happens!
Keys:
Shooting the Halloween parade, Aladdin with Murray
the camel, the Bosnia relief effort, the Escobar
brothers: Matty, Felipe and Jesus.
- Jamie: "Your nephew is so sweet, my uterus hurts!"
Supporting Cast: Debbie (I), Jed, Remy, Lou and Maggie.
Guest Characters:
Video store manager . . . . . . . . Ryan Stiles
Dutch, the clerk . . . . . . . . . Steve Paymer
Neighbor in 9-D . . . . . . . . . . Aaron Lustig
What brought Jamie and Paul together? Was it fate or a
big coincidence? Jamie's belief that it was fate annoys
Paul, who's already miffed that she is spending more time
with Lisa rather than him.
Written by: Steve Paymer
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Paul freeing himself from a sleeping Jamie
to reach for the slice of cake.
Tag: Paul to Dinosaur: "Sit!"
Expression: Never going to happen, my friend!
Keys:
The fight over fate, knee burns vs. pinned down,
cramps and the amazing scream, Lisa's blind date,
Ira's quest for Ursula, from Riff's to museum tour
guide, banned hooligans not making a break for it,
the flashback, the black-out and previous rendezvous
at the Museum of Natural History.
- Paul: "Must you be humiliated era by era?"
- Paul: "I got it... I got it!"
Supporting Cast: Ursula
Guest Characters:
Jim, Lisa's blind date . . . . . . . Ralph Bruneau
Museum guard . . . . . . . . . . . . Ron Frazier
Tourist from Tampa . . . . . . . . . Shirley Prestia
Young Paul . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jordan Oschin
Young Jamie . . . . . . . . . . . . Lyndsay Riddle
Young Lisa . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexandra Currie
Young Ira . . . . . . . . . . . . . Thomas Tulak
Jamie suspects a party, but that is not what has been
arranged for her birthday by Paul, who gets separated
from her on the subway en route to the surprise.
Story by: Beth Fieger Falkenstein
Teleplay by: Jeffrey Lane
Directed by: Lee Shallat
Tease: Jamie watching herself turn 30 at 2:01 AM.
Tag: "Final Frontier" sung by the Suave singers.
Expression: Duh!
Keys:
Answering machine from Sylvia (the retrieval code is
4 plus Dave DeBusschere's jersey), shoes from Ira
(retail), Lisa's aging logic, tickets to non-adjacent
seats, Ira's waterbed.
- Jamie: "What about my hair?"
Paul: "Bring it!"
Jamie: "What if everyone else but me has dressy hair?"
Paul: "Then... well, then they'll point and laugh!"
Guest Characters:
Ricky, at St. James' box office . . John Fleck
Max, a passenger . . . . . . . . . Mark Schiff
The vegetarian . . . . . . . . . . Bill Ingram
The Sauve singers . . . . . . . . . Kevin Womeck,
Bryant Woodart,
Adam la Baud
Jugglers . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steven John Cohen
and partner.
A free weekend in Atlantic City has been mysteriously
arranged for the Buchmans and Ira, by Ira's wife, now a
casino manager who wants him to sign their divorce papers.
Written by: Danny Jacobson
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Looking for something in the fridge... what?
Tag: Another indecent proposal.
Keys:
Fran and Ira, looking at hookers, missing the jackpot,
Jamie's T-shirt (stolen from Paul).
Fran's birthday: October 28, 1960.
- Ira: "How come every time I meet a great girl, she's in
love with my cousin?"
Guest Characters:
Marianne Lugaso . . . . . . . . . . Cyndi Lauper
Al, at the tables . . . . . . . . . Keone Young
The Gambler . . . . . . . . . . . . Patrick Neil Quinn
An unemployed Jamie is envious of Paul, whose work is
something he loves to do, while Paul feels betrayed by
Lou, who has tampered with his latest labor of love.
Written by: Andrew Gordon and Eileen Conn
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Fran wailing at the theatre.
Tag: Paul narrating the credits to Lou on the phone:
"Show the guy on the phone, then the sound of
the race-track, do the thing with the hands,
and then the stupid horse with wings..."
Keys:
Fran & Lou and Jamie & Paul at Riff's, Fran lets Jamie
win, Jamie considers several off-beat occupations,
Ira & Paul steal back his tape, Jamie decides to go
back to college.
- Paul: "How many married men get to sleep with a pretty
college girl?"
Supporting Cast: Ursula and Lou.
Guest Character:
Bob, the security guard . . . . . . Larry Hankin
Under a pseudonym, Lisa finally finds her road in the
saddest chapter of her shrink's book, which blames an
overbearing sister for all her problems.
Story by: Jack Burditt
Teleplay by: Andrew Gordon and Eileen Conn
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Paul being compared to Charles Laughton.
Tag: Ursula finally bringing menus, to their bedroom.
Words: Tethered, puerile.
Keys:
Manics (not Mannix) discussed at Riff's, Lisa is Edna,
Jamie is Stella, Paul is Raul, the look of death, the
two bulimic Harriets, Jamie takes over Fran's pinball
game, Paul escorts Lisa to the dentist.
- Lisa: "Hey, Warren!"
Warren: "Hi Edna!"
Lisa: "You've read it?"
Warren: "I read it out loud!"
Supporting Cast: Warren and Ursula.
Guest Character:
Scat King, in Paul's film . . . . . Robert Donley
The death of a Paul Buchman affects Jamie and Paul quite
suddenly, leaving them without cash or credit, and Paul is
morbidly curious about his namesake.
Story by: Russ Woody and Billy Grundfest
Teleplay by: Billy Grundfest
Directed by: Lee Shallat
Tease and Tag: Humming fridge and slanty kitchen floor.
Words: Nippy, mee-grane and a-sprine.
Keys:
The bathmat, Leonard and Donna from Toronto, $10 from
Lisa, eats from the neighbour, toying with a little
British head.
- Paul: "Have a good life!"
Jamie: "You too!"
Paul: "I did!"
Jamie: "Really?"
Supporting Cast: Ursula and Maggie.
Guest Characters:
Bank Manager . . . . . . . . . . . Carolyn Mignini
Man at the ATM (and later) . . . . Race Nelson
Monty, at the funeral home . . . . Lenny Wolpe
Juan, the funeral director . . . . Luis Antonio Ramos
Jamie and Paul endure two months of separation when Paul
has shoot a film in Chicago and blows into town only for
the weekends, weather permitting.
Written by: Jeffrey Lane and Danny Jacobson
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Overpacking Paul's suitcase.
Tag: Eavesdropping on phone sex.
Word: Addle-brain.
Keys:
Luggage tax, Paul's beard, Lisa staying over, Sylvia
dropping in, positions in bed, selfish in bed, Lisa's
stolen windows, lactose-free milk, the orange parka,
tousled hair.
- Jamie: "Guess your beard will have to keep you company
all weekend!"
Paul: "You know what, babe? I can hold out as long as
you can, in fact longer! You know why?"
Jamie: "Because you're rugged?"
Paul: "Bingo!"
Supporting Cast: Sylvia Buchman
Jamie learns that Fran may be pregnant, and Paul finds
out that Ira may have gotten someone pregnant, but neither
realizes that it's Ira who may have gotten Fran pregnant.
A farce, lies all around, but no slapstick.
Written by: Andrew Gordon and Eileen Conn
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Playing Scrabble, and being creative.
Tag: Painting the set (to sell), without telling Lisa.
Words: Hing, Quizjax, Whom.
Keys:
The pregnancy test, painting Fran's rented apartment
(to sell), gambling debts betting on the Patriots.
- Ira: "It was one time! I mean, it wasn't even in town!"
Supporting Cast: Ursula
Guest Characters:
Sergio, the doorman . . . . . . . . Greg Collins
Voice of Russell Bernard . . . . . Steve Paymer
Paul invests in a virtual-reality system with Ira,
without consulting Jamie, who reacts to his actions,
both real and imagined.
Written by: Danny Jacobson and Jeffrey Lane
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tease: Jamie trying a new nutty trick.
Tag: Christie showing up at the apartment as Jamie.
Words: Honestly, honesty.
Keys:
A $5000 investment, a stopped check, on being Pope or
a shoe, or maybe seeing Sean Connery, the sudden snap
of the head.
- Jamie: "You're a little, little man!"
- Paul: "I was wrong, I was so wrong!"
Supporting Cast: Ursula
Guest Character:
Edward Wagner, the whiz kid . . . . J. D. Daniels
As herself . . . . . . . . . . . . Christie Brinkley
As himself . . . . . . . . . . . . Andre Agassi
A Valentine's Day story that begins with Jamie and Paul
at rink-side and moves back 3 years to the day they moved
in together and got engaged.
Written by: Jeffrey Lane and Danny Jacobson
Directed by: Thomas Schlamme
Tag: Jamie checking her diamond.
Word: Peignoir.
Keys:
Slanty floor in living room and kitchen, Fran leaving,
Jamie succeeding, key to the executive washroom, the
diamond ring below cost, ice-skates, big fat globs
floating around Rockefeller Plaza.
Moving in date: February 14, 1991
- Jamie: "Honey, what time will you be home?"
Supporting Cast: Ursula
Guest Characters:
Mel Wertzel, the landlord . . . . Louis Goss
Joanne, at Burt's store . . . . . Andrea Elson
Jamie's fortune cookie predicts that bad luck will follow
the guilty, but it is Paul who suffers misfortune as they
head for a party at Yoko Ono's apartment.
Story by: Beth Fieger Falkenstein, Dana Reston and
Frank Lombardi
Teleplay by: Beth Fieger Falkenstein
Directed by: Lee Shallat
Tease: A peanut-butter induced lingering goodbye.
Tag: Fortune cookies reading:
- "Life without an 'F' is a lie."
- "When in doubt, cut to the skyline."
Expression: Ill-gotten gains.
Keys:
Extra shirt at the sale, taupe vs. beige, tan, off-white
and camel, protocol of fortune cookies, blouse of death,
Jamie's exercise machine, pits in concentrate, the
egg-shell magnet.
- Jamie: "Is this the stupidest thing I ever bought?"
Paul: "Yes!"
Guest Characters:
Rita, the cabbie . . . . . . . . . Susan Blommaert
Martin, the co-rider . . . . . . . Simon Templeman
Elevator operator . . . . . . . . George O. Petrie
Yoko Ono's maid . . . . . . . . . Lynn Milgrim
Jamie and Paul are horrified upon discovering that Paul has
unwittingly handed over their revealing homemade video to
the Family Network.
Written by: Paul Reiser
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Running out of corn flakes and bananas.
Tag: Paul trying to open his BullWorker package,
to Jamie's earnest cheerleading.
Word: Invectify.
Keys:
A slap at Riff's, a piece of wood, the 4 piles (the save,
the storage, Goodwill and paisley), closet clean-up, one
last look at the tape, or A Day at the Zoo, or RoboCop II,
that intense look on Paul's face.
- Paul: "I should tell him?"
Jamie: "I think you should!"
Paul: "I don't think I can."
Jamie: "You've clearance!"
Supporting Cast: Ursula
Guest Characters:
Norman Lark . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenneth Tigar
Video Store manager . . . . . . . . Ryan Stiles
Dutch, the clerk . . . . . . . . . Steve Paymer
Roy Osterback . . . . . . . . . . . Perry Anzilotti
The Buchmans find letters written by former tenants of
their apartment that chronicle a World War II love story
that Jamie feels parallels hers and Paul's.
Written by: Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Paul slurping his soup.
Tag: Mrs. Wicker sneezing in TV commercial.
Words: Victrola, valise, Lindy.
Expression: Nectarine!
Keys:
Jamie has writer's block, finds Paul snippish, arranges
books by color, Ira the handyman uses the sink, Jamie
the sponge-woman, $5 bets, slantiness of floor confirmed.
Mr. Wicker makes his debut.
- Jamie: "Could you please tell us where Mr. Wicker is?"
Couple: "Who?"
Paul: "... It's like talking to a gland here."
Supporting Cast: Ursula and Mr. Wicker
Guest Characters:
Millie Barton . . . . . . . . . . . Kim Hunter
Manny Barton . . . . . . . . . . . Dick O'Neill
Ellen, in 3-B . . . . . . . . . . . Elena Wohl
Couple in 6-C . . . . . . . . . . . Timi Prulhiere and
Dylan Haggerty
Jamie and Paul refuse to take sides in an incident between
their mothers, while Lisa plays both sides and Murray is
found to be suffering from his own mother problems.
Written by: Billy Grundfest
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Can the lemon in a lemon muffin go bad?
Tag: Murray's mother is his real-life mother,
and Mrs. Reiser calls in.
Expression: Son of a .... bitch!
Keys:
The do-not-mention list, the hors d'oeuvres swan, using
a tone, the message cake, Lisa's pearls, Bird of Paradise
napkin folding, Fran on call-waiting phone, Murray's name
used to be Swifty, his mom is Mona.
- Paul: "The grass on other people's mothers is always
greener!"
Guest Characters:
Dr. Arzupia . . . . . . . . . . . . Erick Avari
Albert Urbont . . . . . . . . . . . Allan Arbus
Phone repairman . . . . . . . . . . Marty Rackham
On the first day of school, Fran, Lisa and Ira race
against time to cover for Paul, who forgot to mail in
Jamie's registration.
Written by: Jack Burditt and Jeffrey Lane
Directed by: Tom Moore
Tease: Murray on the dining table ("This is new!").
Tag: Reconciling Jamie's multiple picture Ids.
Keys:
Eating fish-sticks with Bob Howard, breakfast in bed,
the red sweater, non-prepaid-non-submitted, 4 mugshots.
- Jamie: "A pencil case! .. Erasers, reinforcements!"
Lisa: "I LOVE those!"
Supporting Cast: Maggie
Guest Characters:
Registrar #1 . . . . . . . . . . . Alan Wilder
Registrar #2 . . . . . . . . . . . Adilah Barner
Student in the queue . . . . . . . Sydney Brown
Student with the cap . . . . . . . Lightfield Lewis
Student with basketball . . . . . Louie Maggiotto
Ethics Professor . . . . . . . . . Stephen Pearlman
French Professor . . . . . . . . . Julia Sweeney
Logic Professor . . . . . . . . . Jim Piddock
Psychology Professor . . . . . . . Mary Portser
The Photographer . . . . . . . . . Daryl Roach
Dining at Riff's with Fran and Nick, Jamie's new friend
from school, the Buchmans have unexpected company.
Written by: Danny Jacobson
Directed by: David Steinberg
Tease: How to change the toilet paper roll:
Watch me! ... ... ... ... Voila!
Tag: Anywhere in the world: Seattle, Burma, Romania,
Israel ("Don't assume!")
Expression: You get the gist!
Keys:
Fastest short-order cook, Antonio the bus-boy, Jamie
lets Fran win, having a good ass day, a first kiss,
the Cuban in French class, on being a Good Humor man,
Fran is 33, "but he's 25!"
- Jamie: "I'll do all the work!"
Supporting Cast: Mark and Ursula.
Guest Characters:
Nick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Beron
Issac, owner of Apollo Cafe . . . Ivory Ocean
Jamie's sleeplessness leads to an all-night adventure with
Paul, taking the Buchmans from the basement to the rooftop,
and a tango with John Astin, if that's who he really is.
Written by: Jeffrey Klarik
Directed by: Michael Lembeck
Tease: Garth Brooks identifying a song at Riff's.
Tag: Gomez continuing the mother of all backflips.
Keys:
Silver sprocket, The Trouble with Barnacles, A Day
in the Life of a Button, professional tea (brewer),
non-decaffeinated tea, wishing for a lawn, the
10-Storey High Club.
- Jamie: "The more you try to fall asleep, the more you can't...
it's like the erection thing!"
Supporting Cast: Mr. Wicker
Guest Characters:
As himself (?) . . . . . . . . . . John Astin
Wallaleya . . . . . . . . . . . . . Karla Tamburelli
As himself . . . . . . . . . . . . Garth Brooks
Second-anniversary blues: Paul loses his wedding ring
and endures three congratulatory lunches with Jamie,
while an encounter with Paul's nephew causes the Buchmans
to rethink having a child.
Written by: Jeffrey Lane (Part I)
Story by: Jeffrey Lane and Danny Jacobson (Part II)
Teleplay by: Jeffrey Lane (Part II)
Directed by: Tom Moore
Keys:
Those things you love, gifts you hate, the chanting,
anniversary double, Kim's triples, smelling the Rose,
musical chairs at lunch, Brits eat spam, Yanks buy $600
of hot dogs, mushed potatoes, Bill and Dave try a Zima.
- Paul: "How many years did you go to college?"
Mark: "Four."
Paul: "And then Med School?"
Mark: "Four."
Paul: "How long were you an Intern?"
Mark: "One-year."
Paul: "And then a Resident?"
Mark: "Two."
Paul: "Good! Give me a pound of grapes!"
Kim's triples:
We've cakes, we've Drano, we've cheese by the pound.
We've beer, we've Q-Tips, we've lemon pie.
We've sugar, we've onions, we've aspergum and yodels.
We've Pepto, we've Bromo, we've Alka Seltzer.
I've a market, I've a wife, I've a.. daughter.
Paul's triple (of sorts):
We've.. I've got flowered socks, I've got marsh-mallows,
I've got paper-towels.
Supporting Cast: Mark, Sylvia, Ursula, Debbie (II) and Noah.
Guest Characters:
Kim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Darrell Kunitomi
Tammy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Patty Toy
Hot dog vendor . . . . . . . . . . Jimm Giannini
Hot dog dispatcher . . . . . . . . Anthony Russell
Created by: Paul Reiser and Danny Jacobson
Executive Producers: Danny Jacobson, Jeffrey Lane
Producers: Paul Reiser, Bruce Chevillat
Coordinating Producer: Marjorie Weitzman
Associate Producer: Craig Knizek
Art Direction: Bernard Vyzga
Photography: Richard Hissong
Editing: Sheila Amos
Sound Mixing: Peter Damski
Writers: Jack Burditt, Eileen Conn, Beth Fieger Falkenstein,
Andrew Gordon, Billy Grundfest, Danny Jacobson,
Jeffrey Klarik, Jeffrey Lane, Frank Lombardi,
Steve Paymer, Paul Reiser, Dana Reston and
Russ Woody.
Directors: Michael Lembeck, Tom Moore, Thomas Schlamme,
Lee Shallat and David Steinberg.
Please send in corrections to: [rama@cac.stratus.com]