Two women commanding television, newspapers and magazines with questions of whether their tears were real, or appropriate, or effective in holding their fan base.
That may sound a bit sentimental, but you still sometimes see these guys talking – there was a thing about Bomber Command on television the other day, and they were just so great".
But the Fourth District is expected to command more television money, not only because it can be more efficiently spent in the Philadelphia market but because the Democrats are especially desperate for Mr. Geist's seat; as a home-district senator, he is in a position to block political appointments by the powerful Camden County Democratic organization, led by George E. Norcross III.
When Ned Stark is up on that platform, with King Joffrey ordering his death, I'll bet you wanted to grab the remote and magically command the television to let him live.
Appearances by and interviews with Jackson (especially interviews in which Jackson addressed issues involving his personal life) would continue to command huge television audiences for another 25 years.
"I'm not sure there's a threat to our national security," he said of President Obama's Afghanistan surge, in a statement that did not command the television time or national attention that his speech against the Iraq war had five years earlier.
It commands global television audiences of more than a billion people.
The team has the best record in the majors this season 43-211), regularly commands outsize television ratings and has reached the National League Championship Series nine times since 2000.
Since rising to the top in 1999, Mr. Putin, the prime minister and presidential comeback aspirant, has wielded power by commanding the television screen as surely as he does the security apparatus.
