Your fact isn't that fun.

If Feathersmith was really young, there wouldn't have been the sense of urgency.  (Getting a second chance at life without giving up your soul [which he'd already done] would have been a sweet deal otherwise.)  He could have tried other towns, remembered other things that would become popular and invested in those.

"I wish I could have enjoyed those days"?  You wanted to enjoy meeting Dick Cavett with your dad at a Hal Holbrook Mark Twain show, but you didn't?

But think of yourself, John!   Right now the woman of your dreams is only minutes away!  But you only have a five minute window to meet her or she'll be gone forever!  So hurry, hurry!  But not that way, ya dope, the other way!  And who could miss that turn, everyone knows that's the way to go!  Now STOP, STOP, you're…

Your story fails.  Garroway and Walters were never on the Today Show at the same time.

I hope her character is never mentioned again after she leaves, like Brandanowitz.

What the hell happened to her mother?  Did she even show up at the wedding?

Bittersweet?  Yeah, I'm sure there will be punches thrown.  It's going to be a sopfest.

Shrug.  It's not like Sam Beckett was a real person in any world, so why not?

I watched a lot of Quincy, and it's less of a stretch to me.  I watched a lot more Quincy than I did The Odd Couple, though I was familiar with The Odd Couple.  Though Quincy was comfortably in the rogue cop/against the system type character, he was quite humorless.

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I also had your mom do the same thing for me.

Why does he need a loaded gun?  Newtown?  Virginia Tech?  Columbine?

James Kunz, who learns that future works of art can influence past ones…in the Twilight Zone.

"Even B-level Twilight Zone beats 95% of anything on television."
What's the opposite?  Are there shows so bad where their best episode is still worse than almost anything else on?

Most divorces aren't that happy, at least for one of the parties.  Also, particularly in today's world with more options, people have no one to blame but themselves for getting into marriages without thinking things through.

Roger is about as much a friend to Don as Larry Tate was to Darrin Stephens.

tl; dr

Kilpatrick didn't die until 2010.  Point/Counterpoint went away in 1978.  I think the reason they gave for it going away was a writer's strike of some sort.

I guess if I was a ventriloquist's dummy that basically willed himself into human form, I might choose a different profession than VENTRILOQUIST.