I'll go with great so I don't have to bother thinking.

I looked back at the episodes and found that they had multiple seasons for each "year" so they were able to end on New Year's Eve 1979.

Probably should have ended at the point when they'd be going off to college.

The spinning walls really set the tone for the series.

I clicked the link in hopes of seeing just that.

"Bro" is too stupid to use in any instance, except to refer to a mansierre.

Hasn't Late Night always been edgier than The Tonight Show? I think it comes with the later time slot.
Also, Seth was head writer on SNL and Jimmy was a performer.

I remember liking a couple of her early designs quite a bit, then beng progressively disappointed.

Yes it was in his voice, and I also pictured the way he moves his head when he is taken aback by something.

Didn't you sort of feel like you should start fencing? And I am really not interested in fencing.

I wish they would do a season of plus size, and give each contestant rotating models so they could have "big and tall" women, fat women, older out of shape women—the gamut of plus size, and I suppose they could throw in a fashion show "plus size," that is, a size 12.

And sweet, like Daydream Believer.

My mother argued with her after she debated the president of NOW. Schlafly was scaring women with the specter of daughters dying in battle and mother asked her whether our sons' lives weren't just as precious as our daughters'. Schlafly's response was that the object of war was to "kill more of the enemy than they…

This was one weird roast. What does Peyton Manning have to do with Rob Lowe?

Does anyone know why she was invited? I thought roasts usually included people with some relationship to the roastee. Is there some Lowe-Coulter connection?

Wonderful user name, tcg.

I was just thinking recently that in light of 21st century politics, Reagan seems almost quaint.

He was never funny. Why did you people all like him?

He likes musicians though, if they have well-established brands and have sold millions of records.