In line
In line adjective - Awaiting something; especially something due.
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- Although said characters are actually in line with his regular typecasting, it's still uncanny to hear characters speaking with Ed Asner's voice in Lucio Fulci gore films.
- One standout example is Lilith, a Lunar who spent most of the First Age married to Desus, who kept her in line with regular doses of Mind Rape.
Source: Insanity Immunity -
Faith Coleman, who only appeared once on JAG and who made such an impression in NCIS that it gave the impression she might have been in line to become a regular, but this didn't happen.
Source: Series / NCIS
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