One episode calls for the hero to become a member of an Italian Mafia family.

A future episode calls for filming aboard an aircraft carrier at sea.

The episode also calls into question the dubious financial dealings of the House caucus system.

Integrated into the front cover is a moving wheel which cross-references episodes by title, star date, "call letters" and page in the book.

The story line was set in the summer, and the new episode called for a sidewalk cafe scene.

She found that the episode fell "flat" and called the intrigue of finding Serena "a bore".

This episode calls attention to the difficulty Donnelly experiences as a woman working in the justice system.

"I was watching that episode on television just before you called."

If he really did lunch there, confirmation should be easily obtainable, particularly as the episode of the telephone would further call attention to the visit.

Any why is this series, every episode of which has been totally different from the one before, called a series at all?