Country clubs and cemeteries are the biggest wasters of prime real estate! Dead people? They don't need to be buried nowadays. Ecology, right? Ask Wang. He'll tell you. We just bought property behind the Great Wall. On the good side!

Good Lord, I'd hate to tally up my time wanking.

Picture him now banging Olivia de Havilland.

Only if it matters to the studio.

We all were forced to watch Gandhi and we all fell asleep. Drool on the desks, arms hanging, snoring. It was out of a John Hughes film. To his credit, our teacher found it amusing.

So, though I had no desire, I went and saw Titanic to see what a $200,000,000 movie looked like. I saw Waterworld for the same reason. (I even saw Cleopatra on re-release c. 2013.)

He has nice hands.

OK, I am not sure why I thought that. I think it was because I watched a BBC retrospective on YouTube about their version of What's My Line?. Anyhow, I hedged my bets when I made the comment.

That is in contrast to the zipper fart more commonly found in London.

We do not speak ill of Robert Pattinson, who is dreamy.

Doesn't that have to do with the BBC rule that prizes aren't allowed or something like that?

I just binged watched this for the third time.

Higher than a four? Yes! It's a six!

I've always been curious if Twenty One could be revived. I don't mean like the Povich version either. Just a straight game with crazy questions. It is just a variant of Mastermind.

Regarding the first season, he took The Match Game because it was a two week gig. It was just supposed to be a summer fun thing. Plus, in lieu of salary, ABC gave a million dollars to his wife's charity (no fool, he).

$25,000 is only $5,000 more than the top prize given on the original nighttime version. Factoring in for inflation, one received almost $100,000 back then.

I thought the same thing when I watched the show. The Newlywed Game doesn't work for the same reason. There is no shock and people no longer are mildly embarrassed if they say something prurient in public.

"And I would've gotten away with it if it weren't for you meddling kids."

Nope.

I was pretty crazy into The Supremes when I was a teen in the 80s. I had the joy of reading Dreamgirl, My Life as a Supreme when it came out. I used to know all their Billboard chart placings.