I'd never seen that before. Oh, Ronn Moss — proof that longevity in the soap world doesn't guarantee talent.

Daniel Radcliffe seems like he'd be naturally funny.

I’m going to postpone Fast Times at Ridgemont High for one week, then do The Beastmaster and Homework as a double feature on Sunday, Aug. 27. Thank you for understanding.

The Week in Journalism
We did break the story about our mayor’s health. I reached out to him, even drove to his house for a comment, but he wasn’t available. The council member who’d been telling everyone that he had cancer tried to backtrack. Not so bold when you’re in print, huh?

It was actually about Heart of Dixie. Or Beauty and the Beast.

Placeholder, comments on "Heal Thyself." Gimme a half-hour.

Those suggestions we made aren't valid yet. You'll be fine to choose on Sunday.

In a journal with "Mr. Vladimir Trump" written ad nauseum.

Thoughts on Northern Exposure, episodes 69-71
“Birds of a Feather”
“Jewish women from Queens don’t fly.”

Ooh, Whitney's fabled TV debut.

Cancellation League Update
Rules here! I got rules! Get 'em while they're binding. Fresh from my whim to your mind!
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Thank the lord you weren't around for the TV Roundtable on WKRP.

And not afraid to stand up himself. Remember the one where Martin protested against Niles' harsh portrayal of him at Halloween? He may not have understand Frasier and Niles, but he never disapproved of them.

He sure could be irresponsible with his money at times. I can't remember the quote, but once Daphne let him have it for buying a set of custard dishes. It was in the larger context of fretting over Roz seeming to be frivolous with money he lent her.

I've always been impressed when set decoration ends up fueling an episode's storyline. See also, Everybody Loves Raymond and the reveal of why Frank and Marie have that huge silverware on their wall.

"Cancellation League is one of the four post series I have. The others are Thoughts On, The Week in Journalism and my film reviews. I'm still going to try posting them here post-Kinja, but I am also farming them out.

Splendiferous, you did see my post about where I'm moving my long comments to, right?

I suppose I could let you have it, but I'm just wary. It's not impossible for ABC to run, say, six weeks of that Christmas light show (Nov. 17-Dec. 22), then maybe The Sound of Music or Frozen or whatever on Dec. 29.

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— Anything with a set premiere/return date between Sept-Dec.

Blackmail is such an ugly word, Comrade Concept.