I have to say, I was glad to see Dalia back. I especially liked the New Yorker line.
On the other hand, I thought Lisa deciding to ask Malik to marry her reeked of "OK, let's wrap this show up."

An army of half-chipmunk, half-toaster creatures could saunter up to me, refer to me as "His Eminence Lord Skippy," demand a 2-dollar bill to buy warm Dr. Pepper and outdated Green Goddess dressing, construct an end table made of owl feathers and spackle, and salute me with a Sanskrit-language cover of "Georgy Girl,"…

So you hosted 1 vs. 100 to pay the baby-punching fines?

Duh…I heard that!

They did, but you can only get them if you buy the Chuck Mangione Mega-Lo-Set.

If Wikipedia is to be believed, three. "Don't Stop Believin'" from the 2009 pilot (#4; Journey's original peaked at #9), "Teenage Dream" from the 2010 episode "Never Been Kissed" (#8), and "Loser Like Me" from the 2011 episode "Original Song" (#6). The number of charted singles appears to have tailed off, but the last…

There's part of me that wonders if this may help the cause due to the public shaming of the politicians and the good nature of the cause, but then I remember that politicians are oblivious (at least selectively), and this will at least take more time.
In any case, as someone interested in the health of the aging…

I knew him most from Name That Tune when I was a kid, but he seemed like the perfect host for The Dating Game. Chuck Barris seemed to have a knack for hiring the right personalities for his shows.
RIP, Mr. Lange.

It's great to read an article like this where the subject has such positive memories about her career. Thanks for the interview.

It smells like…victory…and strawberry kiwi.

2 episodes I have wondered about:
1. The episode where the panel consisted of Lester Maddox, Jim Brown, and Truman Capote. It was shown in a clip show of unexpected moments a few years ago because Maddox walked off the set after Cavett said something that he took as an insinuation that all his supporters were racist.…

I get a kick out of stuff like this, but I wonder what we'll be thinking in 30 years when someone finds old footage of, say, Max Greenfield and James Patterson at a Lady Gaga performance.

They say if you brag about it, it probably isn't true.

In all fairness, Peter Griffith is the name of the main character of the Bulgarian version, which has the English title of Fellow with Relatives.

I took a look because it was in a book, but then the book stabbed me several times.

Peter Parker Lewis had a nice run in the '90s under the name "Warren G."

My greatest accomplishment today is not doing a spit take when I saw that picture.

I said, Snot here, Mr. Schlock!

I have nothing but gratitude for Mr. Starr. After all, he allowed me to show off my dance moves on TV. (And, yes, working with Erin Gray was marvelous.)

A deserving win for Scott, but I hope Senor Spielbergo got Best Director.