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'''[[Bechdel Test]]''' - This episode passes several times, as [[Kora]] and [[Cleo]] have several conversations that are not about a man.}}
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'''[[Pop Culture References and Greekisms]]''' - The character of Don Corleonus, and the speech mannerisms used by the actor, is based on the title role played by Marlon Brando in the Academy Award winning movie ''The Godfather''. His henchman, Scarface, is based on the character made famous by Al Pacino in the movie of the same name.}}


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Title Sisters
Episode # Season 1, Episode 29
First aired November 18, 1998
Directed by
Written by
Summary Kora's sister, Cleo, drops by for a visit. Kora deals with her own issues and Cleo's debts.

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  • When a jealous Kora (Angela Dotchin) tries to be more like her more popular sister Cleo (Loren Horsely), she's mistaken for her sibling and kidnapped by a pair of thugs.

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Bechdel Test - This episode passes several times, as Kora and Cleo have several conversations that are not about a man.
Pop Culture References and Greekisms - The character of Don Corleonus, and the speech mannerisms used by the actor, is based on the title role played by Marlon Brando in the Academy Award winning movie The Godfather. His henchman, Scarface, is based on the character made famous by Al Pacino in the movie of the same name.

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