Holly Hunter is still pretty hot.

It makes the callbacks so much more satisfying though.

Thankfully, this show is very easy to find for free streaming via quick Google search. I guess you don't need an All Access subscription to watch this after all. And it is really good. I like how it's already finding it's own rhythms, rather than just being The Good Wife Part 2.

Well for one, Ringo lives in California so I doubt he really gives a shit.

Enjoyed the first episode on CBS. Will not be subscribing to the streaming service though. If it were accessible on my Blu-Ray player like Hulu, Netflix, and Amazon, I might go for it but so far it is not and I would have to watch it on my computer which is lame. Maybe CBS will show the rest as a summer replacement.

Header photo from when Bowie was going through his short-lived Rick Astley phase.

Roger Waters may be an egomaniac but he's not nearly as deluded as Mike Love.

Somebody keep an eye on Harry Dean Stanton!

Catherine Coulson, MIguel Ferrer, and now Warren Frost. The new Twin Peaks series is going to make for very bittersweet viewing. It makes me happy that they were able to reprise their roles but also sad that they won't be able to see how it turned out.

Are all the episodes going to be re-aired on CBS in edited form, or just the first episode? Because I might just decide to watch it that way. I already subscribe to Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix. I don't really want to subscribe to another service for one show. Plus unlike the other three, I can't get CBS All Access…

Well the supporting characters were the best part of The Good Wife and part of the reason the last season sucked was that they were repeatedly sidelined.

That would make him an infant at that Springsteen show.

Even Dracula will be there.

What about Boss Hogg?

Does he know that Trump is a vaccine skeptic too? Maybe that will change his mind. Come on Bobby, I thought you were cool!

No, the entire binge watch itself took maybe a little over a month. I meant that I finished it just in time for this episode.

No it was Angela Bowie who told that story, though she's not what I would call a reliable source.

No, Faye Dunaway, star of Dunston Checks In.

"I can't hear the laughter."

That clip is forever burned in my mind. It's so delightfully and hilariously awkward.