If he ever married her, her name would be Sherrie Perry.

It was a little too on the nose that the word in the made-up language the freed slaves chose to use just happens to bear a strong resemblance to "Messiah."

Late Night Liars, the last muppety game show was pretty fun.

He's a BASF.

I was hoping it was a cover of the old pop song about a date with a stoner hippie chick.

It's a bit confusing referring to both James and Albert as "Brooks."

They'll have to trade Jon Cryer for Suzanne Cryer, then.

They made a song about it: "Ta-ra-wa Bustier!"

Kate Hudson's father is one of the Hudson Brothers (they had a variety show in the 70s), but I forget which one.

So this is essentially "A Chorus Line" updated for today?

Only if they don't do it eight times.

The Tracys, so I could get my own Thunderbird.  Worth it even if I have to look like a creepy puppet.

They should have aimed for an R rating.  By going PG, they were essentially saying, "Remember when we told you this show was not for kids (so no one would sue us about kids watching it)?  We lied."

Why does Aunt Amy have the same last name as her sister's husband?

Maybe "Grimmoirriors?"

Twisted Puppet Theater  was a fun show on Showtime with low-brow and sick humor.

Do you mean two first names like Anthony Michael Hall or two first names like Daryl Hannah?

Or her father dug it up and gave it to Barney, since inside the locket is the only remaining picture of his late wife.  As Barney explains this to Robin he says, "in a way, that's how I met your mother."  Then Saget meta-comments on how quickly Barney was able to tell that story.

A Ryan / Kelly wedding could work.

You got Andy Griffith but missed Ron Howard