//--------------------------------------------------------------
#SERIECAST#

    #STARTREADWEB#

// Main Cast
    #WRITETITLELIST#=
    #WRITETITLELIST#=Main Cast:
    #WRITETITLELIST#=----------

    #FINDLINE#=<h1>Cast and Crew</h1>#10##ONERROR#=*STOP*

    :REPEATCASTSERIES
	// left side actor name
        #FINDLINE#=<td valign="top" class="pr-10" style="width:50%;">#10##ONERROR#=*STOP*
        #READNEXTLINE#
        #FIND#=>#01#
        #FIND#=<#02#
        #TAKEWORD#=#05#,#01#,#02#       //Actor Name

        #READNEXTLINE#
        #TAKEWORD#=#06#,#00#,#00#       //Alias
        #CHECKVARIABLE#=#06#
        #TRIM#
        #STRING#=#03#=#05# (#06#)
	 #TAKEACTORSERIE#=#03#

        #WRITETITLELIST#=#03#
	// right side actor name
        #FINDLINE#=<td valign="top" class="pl-10" style="width:50%;">#10##ONERROR#=*STOP*
        #READNEXTLINE#
        #FIND#=>#01#
        #FIND#=<#02#
        #TAKEWORD#=#05#,#01#,#02#       //Actor Name

        #READNEXTLINE#
        #TAKEWORD#=#06#,#00#,#00#       //Alias
        #CHECKVARIABLE#=#06#
        #TRIM#
        #STRING#=#03#=#05# (#06#)
	 #TAKEACTORSERIE#=#03#

        #WRITETITLELIST#=#03#
    #GOTO#=REPEATCASTSERIES

#ENDSERIECAST#

• The cast is listed in two columns on TV.com


• The original script extracts only the left column names


• It would be easier if #FINDLINE#= would accept regular expressions so we could use only one #FINDLINE# to match both the 'class="pl-10"' and 'class="pr-10"' variants