Last night I finished watching the first season of Oz. I thought it was… okay. Right now I feel like I've seen enough Oz for my tastes, and really my only curiosity about future seasons is to see what other TV actors pop up in supporting/guest roles ("Hey! It's Avon Barksdale!").

Apparently the Museum has been set up as a non-profit. I am not smart enough to know what that means in terms of investors, but there you go.

Stern makes around two new tables a year or so. Their last two were Metallica and Avengers.

Yes, he has 500 machines and an 18-acre property with a massive building on it. The money is just for renovations.

The money isn't to keep it going. I watched the video, and there will be a snack bar room with various refreshments (doesn't mention alcohol or not). But I guess they need money upfront to renovate the property so it's fit to be an arcade.

Actually, yes:

Nice! I just pledged. I only live 100 miles from there.

So this isn't a show going behind the scenes of Nickelodeon's early 90s Saturday-night programming block?

Exactly! Thank you! It's a perfectly reasonable choice.

I admit I'm not too familiar with Guest's work (I'm aware of his reputation, and I keep meaning to get around to watching some of his films, but oh well) and so I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this thoroughly pleasant show.

Thanks for the heads up! I remember seeing billboards for this everywhere when I was visiting Ireland last year, and, as an IT Crowd fan, being intrigued, but since then I've sort of forgotten about it. I don't really enjoy the Hulu experience, but might check it out just the same.

Sea Parks.

That Jack Benny DVD set is real tempting.

My take was that the expert was only pretending to have some super special website or program that he gets information from, and in reality he was just Googling it.

I saw Dave Foley do stand-up a couple years ago when he was opening for Scott Thompson and Kevin McDonald's "Two Kids, One Hall" tour, and he was hilarious. I had no idea he even did stand-up! I can't wait for this special.

I saw Dave Foley do stand-up a couple years ago when he was opening for Scott Thompson and Kevin McDonald's "Two Kids, One Hall" tour, and he was hilarious. I had no idea he even did stand-up! I can't wait for this special.

He reminds me of Eric Stoltz a bit.

That was great. I remember rolling down the hill like that when I was a little kid.

Can we talk a little bit about how awesome Dreama Walker is on this show? I feel like she's a little unsung (at least, compared to the rest of the excellent cast). She's so expressive, and energetic, and clearly she's game for any crazy thing they give her to do. "Monday June" is one of my favorite episodes they've…

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