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When does Penny Marko make her first appearance in Spider-Man 3?
Penny Marko makes her first appearance a few minutes from Marko's first appearance and before he transforms into the Sandman.
When did the black eyed peas make an appearance?
The black eyed peas first appearance was probably in 2001.
When did Ronald Mcdonald make his first appearance on T.V?
in 1963
How did Elvis make his first appearance in 1956?
A movie (APEX)
What year did the Pittsburgh Steelers make their first playoff appearance?
The Steelers first playoff appearance was in 1947. They lost to the Philadelphia Eagles 21-0.
What movie did billy jack make his first appearance in?
"The Born Losers" .
In which year did Mr Blobby make his first tv appearance?
1990
When did ATP make it first appearance on earth?
4.5billion years ago
What year dallas make their first super bowl appearance?
1934
What episode does gohan make his first appearance?
Dbz episode 1
In which book did Huckleberry Finn make first appearance?
Tom Sawyer
What was life like in postwar Boston in 1948?
Boston in 1948 was like many big cities: the economy was doing well, and many of the men who had been overseas were now marrying and beginning to have kids. In fact, people were moving to the suburbs and buying their first home. There were new department stores, new schools, and new radio stations (AM radio still ruled). There were also plans to build new roads to make travel in and out of the city easier. One big thing that happened to Boston in 1948 was the arrival of television in June of that year, when WBZ-TV made its debut. It seemed almost everyone in Boston in 1948 was excited about baseball. The American League Boston Red Sox finished tied for first at the end of the season. Unfortunately, they lost a one-game playoff to the Cleveland Indians. But there was still hope because the National League Boston Braves finished first, and they went to the World's Series. But once again, Boston fans were disappointed, because the Braves lost to Cleveland.
