www.imdb.com/title/tt0115082/ "3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996) TV series 1996-2001 Creators: Bonnie Turner Terry Turner French Stewart... Harry Solomon / ... (139 episodes, 1996-2001) John Lithgow... Dr. Dick Solomon (139 episodes, 1996-2001) Kristen Johnston... Sally Solomon (139 episodes, 1996-2001) Joseph Gordon-Levitt... Tommy Solomon / ... (133 episodes, 1996-2001) Jane Curtin... Dr. Mary Albright (114 episodes, 1996-2001) Simbi Khali... Nina Campbell / ... (93 episodes, 1996-2001) Elmarie Wendel... Mrs. Mamie Dubcek (64 episodes, 1996-2001) Wayne Knight... Officer Don Orville / ... (58 episodes, 1996-2001)
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The most elementary fact of our existence—time passes, implacably and forever—is always the one that surprises us the most. You probably see the note hit several times a week in your social media: “Return to Cookie Mountain came out ten years ago??” “Third Rock from the Sun is twenty years old!! No way!” Well, yes way. Time passes. Some photographs can have the same effect, but few more forcefully than the series of before/after pictures that have recently been unveiled of British people caught in their everyday lives decades ago—and then recreated much more recently. In the late 1970s and 1980s, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, in eastern England had a gregarious paramedic who liked to amuse himself by taking pictures of local citizens. His name is Chris Porsz, and some took to calling him the “paramedic paparazzo.” One of the striking things about Porsz’s unfussy and unpretentious pictures is the sheer lack of judgment. Porsz had a knack for capturing people of all types—young lovers, cheerful punks, children at play, women contemplating a makeover, and working people making their way through the day. Over the last seven years Porsz has dedicated countless hours tracking down...
