Man, I hated Thirtysomething.  I hated the very concept of that show.  Bunch of whiny Boomers whining about their lives.

Why, Zack Handlen?  Why did you post that idea for an Aladdin movie?  You know they are going to make that exact damn thing!

I haven't seen this in years … decades, even.  But I remember "Mommy, can I … ?"  "Shuddup!"  *slap*

It's a great documentary.  I like the part where they're just hanging in a restaurant, talking and drinking some wine.

“Eye Of The Beholder”
I remember "Masks".  And I remember "Genesis" for next week (much as I wish I didn't).  But I don't remember "Eye Of The Beholder" at all.

There was a show on PBS last night about the history of late night talk shows.  And it made me think of how funny Letterman was back when I was in high school in the '80s.  Just really out there and crazy.

Scott Kurtz's online PVP strip did a funny bit where the kids from Family Circus tried to kill PVP's own Skull the Troll because he was demonic, and then Jason from Foxtrot saw what was about to happen and saved Skull.

Straight guys, talkin’ ‘bout Glee:

That would have to suck.

I thought the faux conversation was funny.  Good job!

Barenjager is a pretty tasty liqueur.

Duly noted.

It might already have been mentioned, but I always thought it was touching that Wes tried to burn Lilah's contract. 

Mr. D'Angelo, I think you are right when you say the music cue undercuts it a bit.  We are being told we should be sympathetic to John Candy's character.  But at the same time, I don't really think we as an audience needed that cue.  Just from Candy's face, and the way he read his lines, we were sympathetic.

The tone of the episode was way the hell off.  In the first few minutes, I thought maybe they would go for a funny angle.  But then as it went on, I realized they were being mostly serious.  But then they threw in joking asides.  It was not good.

I watched and I didn't really like it.  Was it supposed to be funny?

"Homeward"

Paramore?

Flyleaf?

No, you're not the only one.