Between his appearances in The Avengers (1963-1965) and Poirot (1989-2005) he appeared as the guest lead in practically every popular drama on television.
For most of us, Ping-Pong is considered a pastime akin to air hockey, relegated to a (neglected) basement rec room, but outside America, Ping-Pong is practically as popular as soccer.
The used multi-platform base package allows to build and run the application on practically all popular platforms today.
Together they offer, at no cost, practically every popular television series episode by episode (Mad Men, for example), music albums (such as Jay Z's The Blueprint 3) and films including several still in theaters, such as Where the Wild Things Are and Zombieland.
The illustrations turned into a book, the book turned into a series, and translations turned it into practically the most popular French cultural export besides the Chanel jacket.
Antiheroes are just as popular: practically every phase of Hannibal Lecter, the serial-killer savant from "Silence of the Lambs," has been explored; even his youth was mined in the 2007 film "Hannibal Rising".
But make no mistake: winning the Democratic nomination by the smallest of delegate margins and practically tying on the popular vote, is a far, far cry from being victorious in November.
Chocolatiers across Connecticut say customers now request high cocoa percentage chocolate, while white chocolate, once extremely popular, has practically disappeared.
Among the gay male community in the UK these days, Grindr is not so much popular as practically compulsory.
Live television, which required performers to memorize an hour's worth of lines at a time and risk being photographed unflatteringly, was popular with practically nobody but Pat Weaver, and Los Angeles — rich in soundstages and talent — rather than New York was the natural home for television production.
