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Produced as Season one, episode 21. Lifetime announced in May 2007 they would air episodes 13-22 as "Season two" (citation needed). No word yet how Canada will air eps "We'll Meet Again" is a 1939 song written by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, popularized by Vera Lynn during World War II. It is featured as area music outside The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, and was performed by Bill Cipher (Alex Hirsch) in the Gravity Falls episode "Weirdmageddon Part 3: Take Back the Falls". Spotkamy się (ang. We'll Meet Again) - piosenka zaśpiewana przez Billa Cyferkę w odcinku "Weirdmageddon 3 - Take Back The Falls" podczas uwalniania Forda ze złotej postaci. Bill do swoich słów akompaniuje dźwiękiem pianina. Słowa oraz melodia nie należą do Disney. Jest to refren znanej piosenki z czasów 2 wojny światowej. Na początku Bill miał zaśpiewać It's Gonna Get Weird. "We'll Meet Again" is the 1042nd episode of Casualty and the 38th episode of the 31st series. "We'll Meet Again" is a song made famous by British singer Vera Lynn during World War II, as an optimistic reflection on happier times to come (and later used, ironically, for the closing montage in the Peter Sellers/Stanley Kubrick movie Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb). The song was also spoofed as "Veal Meat Again" in episode 112 of The Jim Henson Hour, sung by Sam and Ella. During the song "Friendship" on The Muppet Show, a group of whaler pigs sing "Whale meet again. Don't know where, don't know when." We'll Meet Again is a love song made famous by British singer Vera Lynn with music and lyrics by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles. It is one of the most famous songs during the World War II era, and it resonated with the soldiers of the Second World War to fight for their families and sweethearts.

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"We'll Meet Again" is the 1042nd episode of Casualty and the 38th episode of the 31st series. We'll Meet Again is a love song made famous by British singer Vera Lynn with music and lyrics by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles. It is one of the most famous songs during the World War II era, and it resonated with the soldiers of the Second World War to fight for their families and sweethearts. In addition to the song's long history of covers and performances on films and TV, Little Brother performed a segment of the song in Martin Tentacles: The Movie after Martin Tentacles betrayed him for dumping him in the orphanage, only to be chained into a mysterious room, where Little Brother rose from the ground, playing a piano and singing the song. Spotkamy się (ang. We'll Meet Again) - piosenka zaśpiewana przez Billa Cyferkę w odcinku "Weirdmageddon 3 - Take Back The Falls" podczas uwalniania Forda ze złotej postaci. Bill do swoich słów akompaniuje dźwiękiem pianina. Słowa oraz melodia nie należą do Disney. Jest to refren znanej piosenki z czasów 2 wojny światowej. Na początku Bill miał zaśpiewać It's Gonna Get Weird. "We'll Meet Again" is a 1939 song written by Ross Parker and Hughie Charles, popularized by Vera Lynn during World War II. It is featured as area music outside The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, and was performed by Bill Cipher (Alex Hirsch) in the Gravity Falls episode "Weirdmageddon Part 3: Take Back the Falls". "We'll Meet Again" is a song made famous by British singer Vera Lynn during World War II, as an optimistic reflection on happier times to come (and later used, ironically, for the closing montage in the Peter Sellers/Stanley Kubrick movie Dr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb). The song closed the 1981 special The Muppets Go to the Movies. After the World War II spoof "A Frog Too Far," Lily Tomlin and the Muppets sing the song, then cutting to settings and characters (including Dudley Moore in various guises) from the special's other movie tributes singing along. The last portion returns to Tomlin and her WWII co-stars. At the end of the song, the camera zooms back, first showing other Muppets singing while the movie plays on the screen, and then revealing a shot of The Muppet Theatre exterior. The song was also spoofed as "Veal Meat Again" in episode 112 of The Jim Henson Hour, sung by Sam and Ella. During the song "Friendship" on The Muppet Show, a group of whaler pigs sing "Whale meet again. Don't know where, don't know when." When the song was performed on the final episode of The Colbert Report, Big Bird and Cookie Monster were among the dozens of guests that returned to sing and help bring the show to a close. Produced as Season one, episode 21. Lifetime announced in May 2007 they would air episodes 13-22 as "Season two" (citation needed). No word yet how Canada will air eps