Image:Betty DeadLikeMe.jpg

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[edit] Summary

The author and source of this image is: Matthew Fenton

This is a screencap of "Betty" from episode 2.05 of Dead Like Me played by Rebecca Gayheart.

[edit] Fair use rationale

This image is needed to describe the character "Betty" from the show Dead Like Me visually, it is believed it will not limit the copyright owners profit (MGM).

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• (del) (cur) 18:14, 29 July 2006 . . Matthew (Talk | contribs) . . 282×350 (59,967 bytes) (== Summary == The author and source of this image is: Matthew Fenton This is a screencap of "Betty" from episode 2.05 of Dead Like Me played by Rebecca Gayheart. ==Fair use rationale== This image is needed to describe the )

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