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| '''Baggage''' may also refer to: | '''Baggage''' may also refer to: | ||
| * ], a sixth season episode of the television series ''House'' | * ], a sixth season episode of the television series ''House'' | ||
| * ], a second season episode of the television series ''Law & Order: Criminal Intent'' | * ], a second season episode of the television series ''Law & Order: Criminal Intent'' | ||
| * ], a BBC Radio 4 situation comedy | * ], a BBC Radio 4 situation comedy | ||
| * ], the 2000 album by the pop rock band Sirsy | * ], the 2000 album by the pop rock band Sirsy | ||
| * ], a 2010 dating game show hosted by Jerry Springer | * ], a 2010 dating game show hosted by Jerry Springer | ||
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| * ], a colloquialism referring to unresolved psychological issues. | * ], a colloquialism referring to unresolved psychological issues. | ||
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Baggage is any number of bags, cases and containers which hold a traveller's articles during transit.
Baggage may also refer to:
- "Baggage" (House episode), a sixth season episode of the television series House
- "Baggage" (Law & Order: Criminal Intent episode), a second season episode of the television series Law & Order: Criminal Intent
- Baggage (radio show), a BBC Radio 4 situation comedy
- Baggage (album), the 2000 album by the pop rock band Sirsy
- Baggage (game show), a 2010 dating game show hosted by Jerry Springer
- Emotional baggage, a colloquialism referring to unresolved psychological issues.
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