Cast member Horatio Sanz answers questions during the panel for the ABC comedy series "In the Motherhood" at the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Los Angeles January 16, 2009. Reuters Pictures 10 months ago

Cast member Horatio Sanz answers questions during the panel for the ABC comedy series "In the Motherhood" at the Television Critics Association winter press tour in Los Angeles January 16, 2009.

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