File:March and Amanda s02e01.png

Summary[edit]

Michael Urie (as Marc St. James) with Becki Newton (as Amanda Tanen), on the second season premiere of Ugly Betty.
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Fair use rationale[edit]

• Image is being used expressly in the article about the second season opener of Ugly Betty, including the plot involving the characters features in the image.
• Image is being used to illustrate the actors appearance on the show.
• The event depicted signified a particularly important stage in the episode, and it therefore contributes significantly to the article about it.
• Image is of lower quality, and would not limit the network from selling the work.
• Image is of the actual broadcast, and thus is not reproducible.