These titles were broadcast from Episode No. 017, however, are notable as several of the characters in these titles had not yet appeared in the show, such as DS Samantha Nixon, who appeared in the titles from Episode No. 017, however, did not first appear until Episode No. 038, some four months later.
The search was limited to cancer, and included the combination of keywords 'quality of life'patientent reported-outcomes'prognostic'c'predictor',r'predictiveive' and 'survival' that appeared in the titles of the publications.
Marketers and their agencies owned the shows back then, so the sponsors' names appeared in the title.
She was Baby June in the London revival of "Gypsy" (with Angela Lansbury) that moved to Broadway; later she appeared in the title role of "Peter Pan: The Musical".
The term was coined by the artist Allan Kaprow, who died last year, and appeared in the title of his most famous piece, "18 Happenings in 6 Parts" (1959).
The ashes of the cat that appeared in the title sequence of Coronation Street sold at auction today for £700 – five times the estimate.
Earlier this season at the Met he appeared in the title role of Mozart's "Idomeneo," singing with great style, taste and agility.
At 20 in Milan she created the part of Adalgisa in Bellini's Norma, then broke her Milan contract and went to Paris, where she appeared in the title role in Rossini's opera Semiramide (1832).
In 1956, she was cast by Kenneth McMillan, in his first ballet, "Noctambules," as an aging woman who is restored, in a sinister narrative, to her youthful beauty; in 1963 she appeared in the title role of Robert Helpmann's "Elektra".
Other comedy hits followed, notably Mr. Mom (1983), Johnny Dangerously (1984), Gung Ho (1986), and the Tim Burton horror-comedy Beetlejuice (1988), in which Keaton appeared in the title role as an obnoxious, mischievous ghost.
It also appeared in the title of an essay by Stephen Moore — "We've Become a Nation of Takers, Not Makers" — that ran on the op-ed page of the Wall Street Journal on April 1 , 2011
