Well, they _are_ hooked on junk TV; so yes.

Don't be upset with the Tongan. He's pretty decent. He wants any money to sponsor special education.

Dumont's Pittsburgh station, WDTV, was sold to CBS to become KDKA-TV. Pittsburgh was Dumont's most important city: it was hard to broadcast in the area, and the other networks needed the channel to send their own programs across the country. When the network sold Pittsburgh, that was it.

. . . And so you, too, can eat paper.

I've never seen "Plenty," but I'd imagine it might be like that.

Too intense for regular viewing, I think.

Connie as Foghorn Leghorn, Onion as the intellectual chick with glasses.

We've already seen axes in Rose's armory.

Remember last week's episode, "Greg the Babysitter." Steven is growing up emotionally and in skill, even if he still looks like a plump little boy. And when you grow up, you can surpass parents and teachers, if they are working well. This isn't happy for them.

Went to a wonderful science fiction convention. But almost the best news of the weekend was a notice of a British book: _Five Children on the Western Front_.

All you'd need for something hilarious would be a straight report of Trump's actions.

Annette!

Something something something cable.

Did it have Yuppies?

Neither Steven and Connie got what they initially wanted. Steven wanted "to win," but found he got his goals through losing. Connie wanted "to make him think," but Keven is revealed as the sort of person who will never reflect on what he's doing.

I'd like an article on Comden & Green.

He was on "He and She" with a restrained script, but he was still worth watching.

I miss card catalogs. There was always the chance that you would find Dragons just before Drag Races, Poison before Poseidon. *Key Words* have done away with some of that wonder.

He's not a witch — he's a Scientologist!

. . . Which will be exactly as true as the general Hollywood biopic.