With very little edits to the script, it could be pitched as a harrowing drama about bullying and sociopaths. For pete's sake, John Goodman straight-up gives a hate speech ("In the eyes of my God, my father and my coach …") to justify trashing the nerds' home again.

Don't forget the hilariously cynical life goes on commercial Nike aired: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Maybe. Its last episode (September 18, 1983), aired on a Sunday.

But I remember it well …!

Oh, no, I haven't read that one yet.

The choreography is hilarious, especially Jeffrey's facial expressions on "Hide the deadly black tarantula."

I still love Scissorhands, but I'll concede that its ideal audience is adolescents.

Damn, now I wish that had happened.

#19 is a hoot. I'm just picturing Winona riding along the backlot while the likes of Kirk Cameron tsk-tsk to themselves.

Oh, gosh, the one that was a collection of musical theatre reviews? I think the college library has it. Thank you for reminding me.

Bravo!

No, we're Catholic. And I think dad and step-mom converted to Anglican.

He is. That and the older Asian actress.

So much luck.

Sunday is my favorite Sondheim. The second half of the Patinkin and Peters recording never fails to make me cry. When you say "better actor than a singer," are we talking lousy, or just not on the level of Patinkin?

My mindset is, if the film was so dependent on Scarlett's casting, then we needed a new backstory. I think it could have been a star-making film, but will concede that the budget/hopes for franchising demanded an established star.

Sad upvote.

I love it. Now I wish she had appeared on Super Password. Or — and this is an out of left field choice — Win, Lose or Draw. Hell, let's go for the big one: Celebrity Jeopardy.

And in honor of the new season, here's Nell Carter singing "Let's All Be There":
https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Michael Jacobs has said ABC tried convincing him not to do "Changing Nature," but his attitude was "You cancelled the show, I'm killing the characters."