Julie Benzover?

Julie Benzover?

I always liked Matt LeBlanc's take on it when they were negotiating with NBC. Something to the effect of "If you can get more money out of your employer and don't, you're an idiot."

I always liked Matt LeBlanc's take on it when they were negotiating with NBC. Something to the effect of "If you can get more money out of your employer and don't, you're an idiot."

The original British show was about a teacher's relationship with the kids and his attempted love affair with a lesbian librarian. Last season Matt convinced them to make the character straight because the British series only ever shot 24 episodes over its entire run and they were going to have to do that in one…

The original British show was about a teacher's relationship with the kids and his attempted love affair with a lesbian librarian. Last season Matt convinced them to make the character straight because the British series only ever shot 24 episodes over its entire run and they were going to have to do that in one…

I'll allow it.

I'll allow it.

The very first time Michael Imperioli was on The Tonight Show he told Jay that when he was shooting the final scene and the squibs went off he griped the glass too tight and ended up cutting his hand. They rush him to the hospital to get stitches.

The very first time Michael Imperioli was on The Tonight Show he told Jay that when he was shooting the final scene and the squibs went off he griped the glass too tight and ended up cutting his hand. They rush him to the hospital to get stitches.

Sons of A State That is Rapidly Losing Central Government Control And Is Starting To Slide Into A Lawless Structure With No Enforceable Order.

Sons of A State That is Rapidly Losing Central Government Control And Is Starting To Slide Into A Lawless Structure With No Enforceable Order.

I'm almost positive that's the first time those two sentences appeared together in that order.

I'm almost positive that's the first time those two sentences appeared together in that order.

Nope, "married". Confirmed on the special edition DVD by Stephen Root himself.

Nope, "married". Confirmed on the special edition DVD by Stephen Root himself.

Was always more of a mood/atmospheric show than a plot driven one.

Was always more of a mood/atmospheric show than a plot driven one.

Nick Nolte in Luck.

Nick Nolte in Luck.