From Whom the Eps Stole

In this case, it's Hemingway.

At least 30 series have eps named after Hemingway's epic novel, For Whom the Bell Tolls. This Friday you can watch an Ernest-titled episode on ''Bernie Mac.'' One year earlier—almost to the day—you may have watched a Papa-inspired showing of ''Complete Savages.''

Of course, ep names use some common things that toll. Jingle Bells. Wedding Bells. And even whistles. But there are some clever variations.

For Whom the Belch Tolls (''Home Improvement,'' 1/14/1992)

For Whom the Bell Tolls . . . and Tolls . . . and Tolls (''The Partridge Family,'' 1/12/1973)

For Whom the Belle Toils (''Alice,'' 3/2/1980)

For Whom the Belt Tolls (''The Bernie Mac Show,'' 11/4/2005)

For Whom the Bugle Tolls (''F Troop,'' 11/10/1966)

For Whom the Bullet Tolls (''L.A. Heat,'' 3/29/1999)

For Whom the Cell Tolls (''Complete Savages,'' 11/5/2004)

For Whom the Cheese Melts (''Good Eats'')

For Whom the Heck the Bell Tolls (''Hangin' with Mr. Cooper,'' 1/7/1994)

For Whom the Horn Honks (''My Mother the Car,'' 12/7/1965)

For Whom the School Bell Tolls (''Daddio,'' 10/16/2000)

For Whom the Spell Holds (''Adventures of the Gummi Bears'')

For Whom the Stinkin' Bell Tolls (''Live Shot,'' 9/19/1995)

For Whom the Toll Calls (''Becker,'' 2/28/2000)

For Whom the Wind Blows (''Picket Fences,'' 12/2/1994)