document_title: Disjointed

question_text: who is the actress that plays dabby on disjointed

root

text: Disjointed

text: Plot[edit]

text: After decades of advocating for legalized marijuana usage, Ruth Whitefeather Feldman (Kathy Bates) employs her newly graduated son and a team of young "budtenders" to help run her Los Angeles marijuana dispensary.[4][5][6]

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text: Cast[edit]

text: Main[edit]

text:
Kathy Bates as Ruth Whitefeather Feldman[1]
Aaron Moten as Travis Feldman, Ruth's son[7]
Elizabeth Alderfer as Olivia, one of the dispensary's employees and love interest of Travis.[8]
Tone Bell as Carter, the security guard who has PTSD from 4 tours in Iraq[9]
Elizabeth Ho as Jenny, one of the dispensary's employees[10]
Dougie Baldwin as Pete, one of the dispensary's employees[11]
Chris Redd as Steven "Dank" Dankerson, a frequent customer of Ruth's Alternative Caring and Dabby's boyfriend [12]
Betsy Sodaro as Deborah "Dabby" Shapiro, a frequent customer of Ruth's Alternative Caring and Dank's girlfriend

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text: Recurring[edit]

text:
Nicole Sullivan as Maria Sherman, one of the dispensary's customers
Michael Trucco as Tae Kwon Doug, a neighbor who owns a Tae Kwon Do studio
Cass Buggé as Sabine, a CNNN reporter
Peter Riegert as Walter, a dispensary customer and love interest of Ruth
Ken Marino as Angelo DeStevens, a marijuana entrepreneur
Lateefah Holder as Cheryl, a dispensary customer and developer of "Pot Coin"

text: Guest[edit]

text:
Missi Pyle as Mary Jane
Richard Kind as Special Agent Schwartz
Cheech Marin as Himself
Tommy Chong as Himself
Alicia Witt as Rosie Bush
Harry Groener as Judge Nelson
Jessica Tuck as Ms. Carol Harris
Brian Baumgartner as Krinkles
Rondi Reed as Nana
Leonardo Nam as Jesus Bruce Lee Christ
Elizabeth Sung as Lianmin

text: Episodes[edit]

text:
No.
Title
Directed by
Written by
Original release date

1
"Omega Strain"
James Burrows
Chuck Lorre & David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Ruth's son comes back from business school to help his mom with her marijuana dispensary. The latest new customer is Maria, a middle-aged home maker whom Ruth introduces to pot therapy.
Carter's trip animation by: Gabriel Mangold[13]
Carter's trip music by: APM[13]

2
"Eve's Bush"
Rob Schiller
Teleplay by: Taii K. Austin, Mike Dieffenbach & Will Hayes
Story by: David Javerbaum & Chuck Lorre
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

After they connect, Travis and Olivia hallucinate Ruth while making out. Tae Kwon Doug puts in a complaint against the dispensary so customers Dank & Dabby, a deceptively stereotypical 'dumb stoner' couple of youtubers, start a protest outside, resulting in Ruth jumping Doug in the parking lot.
Carter's trip animation by: Henry Bonsu and Damil Bryant (of Titmouse, Inc.)[13]
Carter's trip music: "At Sea Again" by Slime (feat. Selah Sue)[13]

3
"Rutherford B. Haze"
Jon Cryer
Teleplay by: Bill Daly, Angeli Millan & Kevin Shinick
Story by: David Javerbaum & Chuck Lorre
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Ruth is bailed out early the next morning by Travis and her employees. Back at the dispensary, Jenny receives a package from her parents, causing her to feel even more guilty for lying to them. Travis strikes a sponsorship deal with Dank & Dabby, who have more than 100,000 Youtube subscribers. Carter opens up about his past as Travis and Olivia decide not to date. Carter takes pot for the first time.
Carter's trip animation by: Anthony Francisco Schepperd[13]
Carter's trip music: "Karangailyg Kara Hovaa" by Yat-Kha[13]

4
"Erschreckendglückseligkeit OG"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: Mike Dieffenbach, Will Hayes, Sam Johnson & Chris Marcil
Story by: David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Pete meets his hero, a pot photographer. Ruth decides not to meddle in her son's love life. Pete's plants begin talking to him as of this episode.
Carter's trip animation by: Sol Burbridge and Greg Arden (of Bent Image Lab)[13]
Carter's trip music: "Brough to the Water" by Deafheaven[13]

5
"Schrödinger’s Pot"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: Bill Daly, Brenda Hsueh & Matt Kirsch
Story by: David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Jenny finally tells her mother she dropped out of med school. Ruth, Travis, and Connor play scrabble while getting high. To Doug's surprise, Pete presents him with a candle as a gift. Jenny dumps her mother's special tea into the recently cleaned water tank.
Carter's trip animation by: Jonathan Djob Nkondo[13]
Carter's trip music: "Siren Song" by Flying Lotus (feat. Angel Deradoorian)[13]

6
"Donna Weed"
James Burrows
Teleplay by: Bill Daly, Mike Dieffenbach & Angeli Millan
Story by: David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Ruth and Travis head to the funeral of a pot activist who was an old friend of Ruth's. The cannabis plants are doing better after being irrigated with the water infused with Jenny's mother's tea. Pete spends time with Doug, who wants to turn Pete away from pot.
Carter's trip animation by: Taras Hrabowsky[13]
Carter's trip music: "Funkify Your Life" by The Meters[13]

7
"Prom Night"
Jon Cryer
Teleplay by: Will Hayes, Brenda Hsueh & Matt Kirsch
Story by: David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Ruth is annoyed that Pete continues to work out at Tae Kwon Doug's. Carter, Jenny, and Olivia decide to look for a customer who made a nice comment online.
Carter's trip animation by: Masanobu Hiraoka[13]
Carter's trip music: "Anthropoda" by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith[13]

8
"Pyongyang Green"
Rhiannon O'Harra
Teleplay by: Taii K. Austin, Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil & Kevin Shinick
Story by: David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Carter asks Ruth for advice on his life. Jenny reveals to Pete that she dumped the tea into the water without talking to him first. Travis brings his super hot, way out-of-his-league new girlfriend Tina by the dispensary.
Carter's trip animation by: Harry Teitelman[13]
Carter's trip music: "Holy Land" by Jenny Hval[13]

9
"Olivia's Shitballs"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: Brenda Hsueh, Matt Kirsch & Angeli Millan
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

Travis helps Ruth come up with a place to store her money. Olivia brings a box of delicious home made fudge swirls which look like turds. Travis suggests adding pot to their recipe, resulting in RAC's latest hit product, 'Olivia's Shitballs'. Jenny and Carter have a moment when mocking Dank and Dabby. Pete still hallucinates his plants are talking to him until 'Mary Jane', his hallucination of the spiritual embodiment of the cannabis plant, has sex with him and makes him harvest the plants.
Carter's trip animation by: Jake Fried[13]
Carter's trip music: "Form by Firelight" by Jon Hopkins[13]

10
"The Worst"
Guy Distad
Teleplay by: Taii K. Austin, Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil & Kevin Shinick
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
August 25, 2017 (2017-08-25)

After Ruth changes the ownership of the dispensary to reflect her and her son owning the business together, they are raided by the DEA, putting Dank and Dabby under siege on the roof. While the two get increasingly less high and more panicky, the DEA threatens Travis with prison, then takes all of the weed and the cash.
Trip animation by: Hideki Inaba[13]
Trip music: "The Poem of Ecstasy" by Alexander Scriabin[13]

11
"4/20 Fantasy"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil, Taii K. Austin & Kevin Shinick
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Pete questions if he can ever grow pot again. Travis and Olivia hash out the growing profits from Olivia's Shitballs. Maria makes up "prison" stories from when she was placed in custody for a short while after the DEA raid. Dank & Dabby help bring Carter and Jenny's relationship out into the open.
Pete's trip animation by: Grace Nayoon Rhee[14]
Pete's trip music: A distortion of "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart[14]

12
"Helium Dream"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: John D. Beck, Ron Hart, Brenda Hsueh and Will Hayes
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Ruth hosts Woman's Entrepreneurial Education Day with Rosie Bush, the militant lesbian, feminist and super judgmental pot farmer who runs Eve's Bush, the first all female, all-lesbian marijuana cooperative, and supplies RAC with the eponymous cannabis strain. First appearance of the Del Taco stoner ads as well as Cheryl, conspiracy theorist and inventor of the cannabis-based currency potcoin. Travis and Cater bond on the roof, Pete joins them and invites Tae Kwon Douglas along. Dabby sticks up for Ruth while Dank joins the boys. It turns out Dank & Dabby generate a yearly income of $190,000 on Youtube. Pete ends things with his "Mary Jane" hallucination who betrays her true nature, cursing him.
Olivia's trip animation by: Quique Rivera Rivera[14] & Screen Novelties
Olivia's trip music: A parody of "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves (performed by Elizabeth Alderfer)[14]

13
"Buds Light"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil, Taii K. Austin & Kevin Shinick
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Dank & Dabby get in trouble for smoking weed in a national forest. Olivia and Travis are interviewed by anchor Sabine Dortmunder for stoner channel 'Cannabis News Network Now' (CNNN) when a viral video from Olivia's past as 'Whatnot Girl' catches up with her. Pete thinks he is cursed when his plants start to die for no apparent reason. Ruth defends Dank & Dabby in court. Jenny gets a reconciliatory package from her mother.
Dank & Dabby's trip animation by: Matt Taylor[14]
Dank & Dabby's trip music: "Face of a Clown" by Witch Cross[14]

14
"Weed of Fortune"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: John D. Beck, Ron Hart, Brenda Hsueh and Will Hayes
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Dank & Dabby have to spend two days in court with Ruth as their lawyer deciding to make a whole big thing out of fighting the system. Meanwhile, the others organize a "re-birthday ritual" for Pete to lift the curse he imagines to be under.
Pete's trip animation by: Paper Panther Studios[14]
Pete's trip music by: Joseph LoDuca[14]

15
"Travissimo Private Reserve"
James Widdoes
Teleplay by: Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil, Taii K. Austin & Kevin Shinick
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Tae Kwon Doug joins Pete on a trip to the forest without realizing Pete's goal is to retrieve the last surviving miracle weed plant. Jenny gets jealous of Jasmine, Carter's new therapy parrot. Meanwhile, Dank & Dabby have acquired an intern/minion named Zach and Ruth refuses to see a doctor about her sprained ankle.
Pete's trip animation by: Mike Roush[14]
Pete's trip music by: Gledden, Dymond and Pedder[14]

16
"B.Y.O.P.F.U."
James Widdoes
Teleplay by: John D. Beck, Ron Hart, Brenda Hsueh and Will Hayes
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

At the dispensary, Ruth meets first-time pot user Walter, a retired accountant, while Pete obsesses over the miracle weed seedlings rescued from the forest. As an ad/intermission, Ex-NFL players from the Gridiron Cannabis Foundation argue the league should legalize medicinal cannabis for its players. In the evening, Dank & Dabby throw a party where mumbling CNNN anchor Sabine Dortmunder appears to move on Travis and Carter tries his stand-up act while Ruth finally makes Maria realize her husband cheats on her with housekeeper Rosita.
Maria's trip animation by: Dylan Carter[14]
Maria's trip music by: Terry Devine-King[14]

17
"Emperor Shennong"
James Widdoes
Teleplay by: Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil & Kevin Shinick
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Slimy pot personality Angelo DeStevens, another huge idol of Travis, wants to get into the Shitballs business with Olivia. While Maria is on a break with her cheating husband, Ruth and Walter start dating. Pete has bought Biowave, an electronic contraption supposed to help his weed plants grow. Tae Kwon Doug and Carter join an epic Cornhole battle for the parking spot.
Jenny's trip animation by: Sachio Cook[14]
Jenny's trip music by: L. Grounds and M. Pearse[14]

18
"A-A-R-Pot"
John Fortenberry
Teleplay by: John D. Beck, Ron Hart, Brenda Hsueh and Will Hayes
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Biowave starts talking to Pete and taking over the world. At the dispensary, Ruth hosts a cathartic „Puff And Paint Night“ and embarks on a relationship with Walter. Meanwhile, Angelo DeStevens secretly tries to cut Travis out of his and Olivia's cannabis edibles start-up.
Trip animation by: Mathieu Labaye[14]
Trip music by: Adam and Dan Skinner[14]

19
"Dr. Dankerson's Revivifying Wellness Tincture"
Rhiannon O'Harra
Teleplay by: Sam Johnson, Chris Marcil & Kevin Shinick
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Carter bombs at his first stand-up gig at open mic night in front of a real audience. Since Olivia has bailed with Angelo DeStevens, Travis hires Dank & Dabby as 'celebrity bud tenders'. They immediately turn their stint at the dispensary into a clichéd rom com while Biowave takes up annoying Tae Kwon Doug. Out of the blue, Walter declares he wants to end things with Ruth.
Carter's trip animation by: Patricio Plaza and Santiago Bou[14]
Carter's trip music by: DeVore[14]

20
"Main Street, USA"
Richie Keen
Teleplay by: John D. Beck, Ron Hart, Brenda Hsueh and Will Hayes
Story by: Warren Bell & David Javerbaum
January 12, 2018 (2018-01-12)

Biowave takes over Pete's brains via Bluetooth. Travis's quest to replace Olivia continues while Jenny's mother finds out she is a bud tender and the resulting conflict threatens Jenny's romance with Carter. Olivia becomes increasingly disenchanted with Angelo DeStevens' marketing of her Shitballs while Ruth has a hard time processing Walter's revelation of his impending death.
Ruth's trip animation by: Simón Wilches Castro[14]
Ruth's trip music by: Joseph LoDuca, performed by Kathy Bates[14]

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text: Production[edit]

text: In December 2016, Jessica Lu's role was recast with Elizabeth Ho taking on the role.[15][10]

text: Reception[edit]

text: On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds an approval rating of 23% based on 30 reviews, with an average rating of 4.0/10.[16] On Metacritic the series has a weighted average score of 43 out of 100, based on 22 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[17]


document_title: Tomalley

question_text: what do you call the green stuff in a lobster

text: Tomalley

text: Tomalley (from the Carib word tumale, meaning a sauce of lobster liver),[1] crab fat, or lobster paste is the soft, green substance found in the body cavity of lobsters, that fulfills the functions of both the liver and the pancreas. Tomalley corresponds to the hepatopancreas in other arthropods. It is considered a delicacy, and may be eaten alone but is often added to sauces for flavour and as a thickening agent. The term lobster paste or lobster pâté can also be used to indicate a mixture of tomalley and lobster roe. Lobster bisque, lobster stock, and lobster consommé are made using lobster bodies (heads), often including the lobster liver.

text: The hepatopancreas of a crab is also called tomalley, or crab "fat"; in crabs the tomalley is yellow or yellow-green in color.[2][3][4] In Maryland and on the Delmarva Peninsula, the hepatopancreas of the blue crab is called the "muster" or "mustard", probably because of the yellow color, which is not the bright yellow of regular prepared yellow mustard, but closer to one of the brown mustards, such as Dijon mustard. Particularly when eating steamed or boiled crabs, it is considered a delicacy.

text: The tomalley in general can be consumed in moderation (as with the livers of other animals). It can, however, contain high levels of PCBs which can give a number of negative health effects in large concentrations. It may also contain toxins that are associated with paralytic shellfish poisoning (saxitoxin and gonyautoxin). Those toxins do not leach out when the lobster is cooked in boiling water. The toxins responsible for most shellfish poisonings are heat- and acid-stable, and thus are not diminished by cooking.

text: A report from the Maine Department of Marine Resources in July 2008 indicated the presence of high levels of paralytic shellfish poisoning toxin in some tomalley from lobsters in that state. Around the same time, The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reminded consumers not to eat lobster tomalley, because this part of the lobster can build up high levels of toxins and other pollutants. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration then issued an advisory against consuming tomalley from American lobster found anywhere in the Atlantic Ocean.[5][6] But in the same advisory the FDA stated that lobster tomalley "normally does not contain dangerous levels of PSP toxins" and that the current high toxin levels were probably "associated with an ongoing red tide episode in northern New England and eastern Canada".[5]


document_title: List of people executed in Pennsylvania

question_text: who was the last person executed in pa

question_tokens: who was the last person executed in pa

text: List of people executed in Pennsylvania

text: This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (February 2014) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)

text: As of 2018, a total of 1,043 people have been executed in Pennsylvania since 1693,[1] the 3rd highest of any other state or commonwealth in the Union, after New York (1,130) and Virginia (1,361).[2]

text: Until 1915, hanging was the common method of execution. 1915 saw the first use of the electric chair, even though it was approved by the Pennsylvania General Assembly in 1913. The delay was due to the time needed to finish the Western Penitentiary in Centre County, now the State Correctional Institution – Rockview. On November 29, 1990, Governor Casey changed the form of execution to lethal injection.[3]

text: Since 1976[edit]

text: Since the re-instatement of the Death Penalty by the Supreme Court in 1976, 3 individuals, all convicted of murder, have been executed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. All were executed by lethal injection, and in all three cases, they waived their appeals and asked that the execution be carried out.

text:
Executed person
Date
Victim(s)
Governor

1
Keith Zettlemoyer[4]
2 May 1995
Charles DeVetsco.
Tom Ridge

2
Leon Moser[5]
15 August 1995
Linda Moser, Donna Moser, and Joanne Moser.

3
Gary M. Heidnik
6 July 1999
Deborah Dudley and Sandra Lindsay.


document_title: So So Def Recordings

question_text: who is all signed to so so def

question_tokens: who is all signed to so so def

text: So So Def Recordings

text: Beginnings[edit]

text: So So Def was established in 1993 as a spin-off of Dupri's production company of the same moniker, through a joint venture with Sony and Columbia. Its first act was Xscape, whose debut album was released in the fall of the same year and went Platinum—as did their 2nd and 3rd albums, released in 1995 and 1998. In 1994, the label released the debut album of Da Brat, who became the 1st solo female emcee to be certified for Platinum album sales. In 1996, Kandi Burruss brought Jagged Edge to the attention of the label; their debut album, A Jagged Era, was released in 1997. So So Def later released the Triple Platinum debut album by Bow Wow in 2000. Other acts on the label have included: Dem Franchise Boyz, Maestro Harrell, The Ghost Town DJs, INOJ, J-Kwon, Trina Broussard, 3LW, and Anthony Hamilton.

text: Current Artists[edit]

text:
Da Brat
J-Kwon
Jagged Edge
Miss Mulatto
Mani
Nova
Street Bud
Sire
Mr.Python

text: Distribution[edit]

text: In 2003, So So Def's distribution deal with Columbia ended. The following year, Dupri moved So So Def to Arista. While many of So So Def's acts moved with the label to Arista, Bow Wow and Jagged Edge were forced to remain at Columbia, due to their contracts having been with that company primarily. In 2004, per the re-consolidation of labels caused by the merger of its former Sony parent and BMG, So So Def was shifted from Arista to Zomba.

text: In 2005, Dupri was appointed Executive Vice President of Urban Music at Virgin, causing So So Def to move again, this time over to Virgin and EMI—resulting in the loss of Bone Crusher and YoungBloodZ. So So Def, meanwhile, was able to retain J-Kwon and Anthony Hamilton, despite them still being signed to Zomba. In 2006, Dupri had a falling out with Virgin, resulting in him leaving his post at the company. Intermittent, he was appointed President of urban music at Universal's Island, resulting in So So Def once again making a move to UMG's The Island Def Jam.

text: In 2009, it was reported that Dupri had been terminated from his post at Island. Later in the same year, it was rumored that So So Def had moved back to Sony, where it reportedly operated under Zomba once more.[1] In 2010, Mississippi-based independent label Malaco Records distributed So So Def's release of the Why Did I Get Married Too? soundtrack.[2][3]

text: In 2014, So So Def partnered with Primary Wave for the release of Jagged Edge's album J.E. Heartbreak 2. In June 2016, So So Def partnered with Epic for current distribution.[4]

text: Discography[edit]

text:
Year
Title
Artist

1993
Hummin' Comin' at 'Cha
Xscape

1994
Funkdafied
Da Brat

1995
Off the Hook
Xscape

1996
12 Soulful Nights of Christmas
Various artists

1996
Anuthatantrum
Da Brat

1996
Young, Rich & Dangerous
Kris Kross

1997
A Jagged Era
Jagged Edge

1998
Traces of My Lipstick
Xscape

1998
Life in 1472
Jermaine Dupri

1999
The Movement
Harlem World

2000
J.E. Heartbreak
Jagged Edge

2000
Unrestricted
Da Brat

2000
Beware of Dog
Lil' Bow Wow

2001
Jagged Little Thrill
Jagged Edge

2001
Instructions
Jermaine Dupri

2001
Doggy Bag
Lil' Bow Wow

2003
Drankin' Patnaz
YoungBloodZ

2003
AttenCHUN!
BoneCrusher

2003
Comin' From Where I'm From
Anthony Hamilton

2003
Unleashed
Lil' Bow Wow

2003
Limelite, Luv & Niteclubz
Da Brat

2004
Hood Hop'
J-Kwon

2005
Ain't Nobody Worryin'
Anthony Hamilton

2005
Young, Fly & Flashy, Vol. 1
Jermaine Dupri

2006
On Top of Our Game
Dem Franchize Boyz

2006
A Point of No Return
3LW

2006
So So Gangsta
Daz Dillinger

2007
Baby Makin' Project
Jagged Edge

2008
Self-Made
Rocko

2008
100 Laws Of Power 2.0
Hot Dollar

2014
J.E. Heartbreak 2
Jagged Edge


document_title: List of Pakistan Super League records and statistics

question_text: who is the most run scorer in psl

question_tokens: who is the most run scorer in psl

text: Team records[edit]

text: Result summary[edit]

text:
Teams
Span
Mat
Won
Lost
Tie&W
Tie&L
NR
Win %

 Islamabad United
2016–present
32
19
12
34
89
100
60.93

 Karachi Kings
2016–present
31
12
17
98
99
15
41.66

 Lahore Qalandars
2016–present
26
73
17
16
12
200
30.76

 Multan Sultans
2018–present
10
49
50
100
200
300
44.44

 Peshawar Zalmi
2016–present
34
19
14
400
500
13
57.57

 Quetta Gladiators
2016–present
31
17
13
600
67
78
56.66

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 25 March 2018

text: Note:

text:
Tie&W and Tie&L indicates matches tied and then won or lost by "Super Over"
The result percentage excludes no results and counts ties (irrespective of a tiebreaker) as half a win

text: Highest totals[edit]

text:
Team
Total
Opponent
Season

 Quetta Gladiators
203/8
 Lahore Qalandars
2016

 Quetta Gladiators
202/5
 Lahore Qalandars
2017

 Lahore Qalandars
201/2
 Quetta Gladiators
2016

 Lahore Qalandars
200/3
 Quetta Gladiators
2017

 Quetta Gladiators
200/7
 Peshawar Zalmi
2017

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 28 February 2017

text: Lowest totals[edit]

text:
Team
Total
Opponent
Season

 Lahore Qalandars
59
 Peshawar Zalmi
2017

 Islamabad United
82
 Karachi Kings
2017

 Quetta Gladiators
90
 Peshawar Zalmi
2017

 Lahore Qalandars
100
 Peshawar Zalmi
2018

 Quetta Gladiators
102
 Multan Sultans
2018

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 03 March 2018

text: Batting records[edit]

text: Most runs[edit]

text:
Batsman
Matches
Innings
Runs
Period

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
34
33
929
2016–2018

 Babar Azam (IU, KK)
24
23
708
2016–2018

 Ahmed Shehzad (QG, MS)
30
28
705
2016–2018

 Shane Watson (IU, QG)
25
25
684
2016–2018

 Dwayne Smith (IU, PZ)
23
22
679
2016–2018

text: Most runs in a season[edit]

text:
Batsman
Matches
Innings
Runs
Season

 Luke Ronchi (IU)
11
11
435
2018

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
13
13
425
2018

 Babar Azam (KK)
12
11
402
2018

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
11
11
353
2017

 Umar Akmal (LQ)
7
7
335
2016

text: Highest individual score[edit]

text:
Batsman
Runs
Balls
Opponent
Venue
Season

 Sharjeel Khan (IU)
117
62
PZ
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
2016

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
107*
61
LQ
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
2018

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
104
65
KK
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
2017

 Luke Ronchi (IU)
94*
39
KK
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
2018

 Fakhar Zaman (LQ)
94
50
QG
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
2018

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 18 March 2018

text: Most sixes[edit]

text:
Batsman
Matches
Innings
6's
Period

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
34
33
49
2016–2018

 Shane Watson (IU, QG)
25
25
43
2016–2018

 Dwayne Smith (IU, PZ)
23
22
31
2016–2018

 Darren Sammy (PZ)
32
26
31
2016–2018

 Kevin Pietersen (QG)
27
25
30
2016–2018

text: Most sixes in an innings[edit]

text:
Batsman
6's
Opponent
Season

 Umar Akmal (LQ)
8
QG
2016

 Sharjeel Khan (IU)
8
PZ
2016

 Kevin Pietersen (QG)
8
LQ
2017

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
8
KK
2018

 Shane Watson (IU)
7
LQ
2016

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 21 March 2018

text: Fastest centuries[edit]

text:
Batsman
Balls
Innings
Opponent
Venue
Season

 Sharjeel Khan (IU)
50
1
PZ
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
2016

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
59
2
LQ
Sharjah Cricket Stadium
2018

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
60
1
KK
Dubai International Cricket Stadium
2017

text: Best strike rates[edit]

text:
Batsman
Matches
BF
SR
Period

 Luke Ronchi (IU)
12
239
182.00
2018–2018

 Shahid Afridi (PZ, KK)
29
188
165.42
2016–2018

 Sunil Narine (LQ)
17
130
164.61
2017–2018

 Kieron Pollard (KK, MS)
20
227
161.23
2017–2018

 Darren Sammy (PZ)
32
272
154.04
2016–2018

text: Minimum of 125 balls faced

text: Bowling records[edit]

text: Most wickets[edit]

text:
Bowler
Matches
Innings
Wickets
Period

 Wahab Riaz (PZ)
32
31
48
2016–2018

 Mohammad Sami (IU)
27
27
37
2016–2018

 Mohammad Nawaz (QG)
31
31
30
2016–2018

 Sohail Khan (KK, LQ)
21
21
28
2016–2018

 Hasan Ali (PZ)
23
22
26
2016–2018

text: Most wickets in a season[edit]

text:
Bowler
Matches
Wickets
Season

 Faheem Ashraf (IU)
12
18
2018

 Wahab Riaz (PZ)
13
18
2018

 Sohail Khan (KK)
9
16
2017

 Usman Khan (KK)
10
16
2018

 Andre Russell (IU)
10
16
2016

text: Best bowling figures in an innings[edit]

text:
Bowler
Overs
BBI
Opponent
Season

 Ravi Bopara (KK)
4.0
6/16
LQ
2016

 Umar Gul (MS)
4.0
6/24
QG
2018

 Shaheen Afridi (LQ)
3.4
5/4
MS
2018

 Shahid Afridi (PZ)
4.0
5/7
QG
2016

 Mohammad Sami (IU)
4.0
5/8
KK
2016

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 09 March 2018

text: Best economy rates[edit]

text:
Bowler
Matches
Econ
Period

 Sunil Narine (LQ)
17
6.22
2017–2018

 Rumman Raees (IU)
18
6.28
2016–2018

 Shahid Afridi (PZ, KK)
29
6.54
2016–2018

 Mohammad Sami (IU)
27
6.55
2016–2018

 Shadab Khan (IU)
20
6.57
2017–2018

text: Minimum of 250 balls bowled

text: Best averages[edit]

text:
Bowler
Matches
Average
Period

 Wahab Riaz (PZ)
32
16.50
2016–2018

 Mohammad Sami (IU)
27
17.43
2016–2018

|WIN}} Andre Russell (IU)
14
18.25
2016–2018

 Rumman Raees (IU)
18
19.65
2016–2018

 Sunil Narine (LQ)
17
20.55
2017–2018

text: Minimum of 250 balls bowled

text: Best strike rates[edit]

text:
Bowler
Matches
SR
Period

 Andre Russell (IU)
14
13.3
2016–2018

 Wahab Riaz (PZ)
32
14.6
2016–2018

 Usman Khan (KK)
18
15.8
2017–2018

 Mohammad Sami (IU)
27
15.9
2016–2018

 Sohail Khan (LQ, KK)
21
16.0
2016–2018

text: Minimum of 250 balls bowled

text: Most runs conceded in an innings[edit]

text:
Bowler
Overs
Runs
Wickets
Opponent
Season

 Anwar Ali (QG)
4.0
57
0
LQ
2016

 Faheem Ashraf (IU)
4.0
53
1
KK
2018

 Hasan Ali (PZ)
4.0
53
2
IU
2018

 Junaid Khan (PZ)
4.0
52
1
IU
2017

 Liam Dawson (PZ)
4.0
52
0
QG
2018

text: Wicket-keeping records[edit]

text: Most dismissals[edit]

text:
Wicket-keeper
Matches
Total dismissals
Catches
Stumpings
Period

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
34
30
23
7
2016–2018

 Mohammad Rizwan (LQ, KK)
28
24
16
8
2016–2018

 Kumar Sangakkara (KK, QG, MS)
24
20
19
1
2016–2018

 Sarfraz Ahmed (QG)
31
20
13
7
2016–2018

 Brad Haddin (IU)
17
12
11
1
2016–2017

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Updated: 25 March 2018

text: Most dismissals in a season[edit]

text:
Wicket-keeper
Matches
Total dismissals
Catches
Stumpings
Season

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
11
12
7
5
2017

 Mohammad Rizwan (LQ)
8
10
6
4
2016

 Kumar Sangakkara (MS)
10
10
9
1
2018

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
10
10
8
2
2016

 Kumar Sangakkara (KK)
10
10
10
0
2017

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 10 March 2018

text: Most dismissals in an innings[edit]

text:
Match Date
Wicket-keeper
Innings
Total dismissals
Catches
Stumpings
Opponent
Season

6 Feb
 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
1
4
4
0
LQ
2016

7 Feb
 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
2
3
2
1
QG
2016

8 Feb
 Mohammad Rizwan (LQ)
2
3
0
3
QG
2016

25 Feb
 Sarfraz Ahmed (QG)
2
3
2
1
PZ
2017

23 Feb
 Sarfraz Ahmed (QG)
1
3
3
0
KK
2018

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 23 February 2018

text: Fielding records[edit]

text: Most catches[edit]

text:
Fielder
Matches
Catches
Period

 Umar Akmal (LQ)
20
15
2016–2018

 Kieron Pollard (KK, MS)
20
14
2017–2018

 Ravi Bopara (KK)
29
14
2016–2018

 Mohammad Nawaz (QG)
31
14
2016–2018

 Hasan Khan (QG)
21
13
2017–2018

text: Most catches in a season[edit]

text:
Fielder
Matches
Catches
Season

 JP Duminy (IU)
10
8
2018

 Kieron Pollard (KK)
10
8
2017

 Joe Denly (KK)
12
8
2018

 Umar Akmal (LQ)
7
7
2016

 Ahmed Shehzad (MS)
10
7
2018

text: Most catches in an innings[edit]

text:
Match Date
Fielder
Innings
Catches
Opponent
Season

19 Feb
 Ravi Bopara (KK)
2
4
PZ
2017

26 Feb
 Kieron Pollard (KK)
1
4
IU
2017

4 Feb
 Mohammad Nabi (QG)
1
3
IU
2016

7 Feb
 Mohammad Nawaz (QG)
1
3
PZ
2016

20 Feb
 Andre Russell (IU)
1
3
KK
2016

text: Source: ESPNcricinfo Last Update: 26 February 2017

text: Miscellaneous records[edit]

text:
Records
Player/Team
Stats
Season/Span

Team

Most wins[2]
 Islamabad United
20
(2016-2018)

Most defeats[2]
 Lahore Qalandars &  Karachi Kings
18
(2016-2018)

Highest win%[2]
 Islamabad United
60.93
(2016-2018)

Largest victory (runs)[3]
 Quetta Gladiators vs  Karachi Kings
67
(2018)

Largest victory (wickets)[3]
 Peshawar Zalmi vs  Lahore Qalandars
10
(2016-2018)

Largest victory (balls remaining)[3]
 Islamabad United vs  Karachi Kings
45
(2018)

Smallest victory (runs)[4]
 Quetta Gladiators vs  Peshawar Zalmi,  Islamabad United vs  Quetta Gladiators,  Quetta Gladiators vs  Peshawar Zalmi &  Peshawar Zalmi vs  Quetta Gladiators
1
(2016-2018)

Smallest victory (wickets)[4]
 Lahore Qalandars vs  Islamabad United
1
(2017)

Smallest victory (balls remaining)[4]
 Quetta Gladiators vs  Lahore Qalandars,  Islamabad United vs  Peshawar Zalmi &  Karachi Kings vs  Lahore Qalandars
0
(2016-2017)

Batting

Most 100s[5]
 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
2
(2017-2018)

Most 50s[6]
 Kamran Akmal (PZ) &  Babar Azam (IU, KK)
6
(2016-2018)

Highest Average[7]
 Luke Ronchi (IU)
43.50
(2018)

Highest Partnership[8]
 Shane Watson &
 Sharjeel Khan (IU)
153
(2016)

Most ducks[9]
 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
5
(2016-2018)

Bowling

Most 4 wicket hauls[10]
 Grant Elliott (QG, LQ)
2
(2016-2017)

Most 5 wicket hauls[11]
 Ravi Bopara (KK),  Mohammad Sami (IU),  Shahid Afridi (PZ, KK)  Umar Gul (QG, MS) &  Shaheen Afridi (LQ)
1
(2016-2018)

Most hat-tricks[12]
 Mohammad Amir (KK),  Junaid Khan (MS) &  Imran Tahir (MS)
1
(2016-2018)

Other Miscellaneous

Most matches[13]
 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
34
(2016-2018)

Most matches as captain[14]
 Sarfraz Ahmed (QG)
31
(2016-2018)

Most matches as umpire[15]
 Aleem Dar
39
(2016-2018)

text: Awards[edit]

text: Green cap and Hanif Mohammad award for best batsman of the season[edit]

text:
Batsman
Matches
Innings
Runs
Season
Ref.

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
11
11
353
2017
[16]

 Luke Ronchi (IU)
12
12
435
2018
[17]

text: Green cap and Hanif Mohammad award was first introduced in 2017 Season.

text: Maroon cap and Fazal Mehmood award for best bowler of the season[edit]

text:
Bowler
Matches
Innings
Wickets
Season
Ref.

 Sohail Khan (KK)
9
9
16
2017
[18]

 Faheem Ashraf (IU)
12
12
18
2018
[19]

text: Maroon cap and Fazal Mahmood award was first introduced in 2017 Season.

text: Imtiaz Ahmed award for best wicket-keeper of the season[edit]

text:
Wicket-keeper
Matches
Innings
Total dismissals
Catches
Stumpings
Season
Ref.

 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
11
10
12
7
5
2017
[20]

 Kumar Sangakkara (MS)
10
9
10
9
1
2018
[21]

text: Imtiaz Ahmed award was first introduced in 2017 Season.

text: Player of the match (final) and series[edit]

text:
Season
Player of the match in finals
Player of the series
Ref.

2016
 Dwayne Smith (IU)
 Ravi Bopara (KK)
[22]

2017
 Darren Sammy (PZ)
 Kamran Akmal (PZ)
[23]

2018
 Luke Ronchi (IU)
 Luke Ronchi (IU)
[24]