Just now seeing this:
— What bugs me about Wisdom of the Crowd is that it feels more like a premise that would sustain a film rather than a TV show.
— Me, Myself and I had the trailer that best represented itself, possibly out of every new program this fall. That said, Young Sheldon did a well enough job of presenting…

Word.

Oh, that worries me. I don't want Maggie wimpy, just less abrasive.

The characters were certainly well-depicted and acted. I try not to do too much "well, the book did this" when watching adaptations, but I felt like novel Garp built to the conclusion better than than film did.

I guess the feeling was that people wanted the whole Golden Girls, not a fraction. Plus, I think the show relied way too much on guest stars. That said, seeing Rose as a smarter character again was very welcome.

It's funny. I'm sure I watched every episode of My Two Dads when it aired on USA, yet all I can remember is how to sing the (underrated) theme song and that Florence Stanley was friggin' amazing.

Exactly right. Conversely, it feels like films are in theaters forever now. Either that, or there's more theaters.

Well worth a re-watch. I remember enjoying that one with my dad.

I don't know about you, mattepntr, but I feel so much yummier.

The World According to Garp
“It can be a real adventure, having a life.”

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
“Well, I always just thought if you see somebody without a smile, give 'em yours.”

The Week in Journalism
Tuesday was my big day in St. Paul, not Minneapolis. Even when our intern and I made to St. Paul, I thought for sure we were in the wrong courthouse. I was already tense because of issues we had with the wireless internet, but in the end, things went off fairly well. We were there for three…

Happy Upcoming Birthday, you old spaghetti-eater, you!

“Mud and Blood”
“Stevens, is anything simple to you?”

Thoughts on Northern Exposure, episodes 60-61
“Kaddish for Uncle Manny”
— Rob Morrow and writer Jeff Melvoin’s Emmy submission for 1992-93, “Kaddish” involves Joel realizing that having the people of Cicely to be there for him is what’s most important. The most refreshing part of this episode is that Joel’s 100 percent…

It is indeed souse chef. I suspect he'd probably prefer not to comment.

Yes. I briefly forgot how to spell her last name. MacNeille.

Miss Slovak, voiced by Tress.

Certain Arnold/Helga episodes (like the one where they imagine life as a married couple) felt like adapted fanfiction.

If memory serves, Helga's poem included the immortal line, "You make my girlhood tremble."