I wonder if Jerry Doyle will ease up on O'Hare now that he's passed and is gone. I heard Doyle trashing him about a week and a half ago on his radio program, even though he didn't mention him by name. But it was nevertheless abundantly clear he was talking about Mr. O'Hare by the things he was saying.

Four cast members if you include Jeff Conaway, who played Security Chief Zach Allan, who was a recurring Supporting Player, but was a part of the regular cast, and did appear in the opening Intros. He too was only 60.

I wouldn't be surprised if her sense of smell starts returning gradually over time in the coming months and over the next year or so.

I like the way that sequence was done. The lighting in the apartment at the beginning, along with the furnishings, makes it look as though he's still stuck back in the 1940s, which he is in essence, so the choreography of the scene was quite intentional obviously. I think that overall it adds some depth to the…

If you weren't so hateful you would be funny. And the fact that the facts don't matter to you isn't funny, but rather just downright sad.

It truly is amusing that no one here even realizes that Limbaugh was principally REPORTING on stories that were already out there concerning this.

I don't think we know for sure that Meloni's character is dead. We didn't see him combust the way we usually do when a vampire dies by that kind of a strike. It could be that his character is old enough that killing him isn’t as easy as one might think, including Russell.