No production number featuring Short can ever top the one he did at the start of I, Martin Short, Goes Hollywood. "No, no, not another modulation!!…"

No production number featuring Short can ever top the one he did at the start of I, Martin Short, Goes Hollywood. "No, no, not another modulation!!…"

The last time I saw "What Up with That" was during a recent prime-time 2-hour SNL Christmas retrospective. Suffice to say I like the idea a lot better than the execution, although the "What Up with That" music itself is good (the first two or three go-rounds, at least).

The last time I saw "What Up with That" was during a recent prime-time 2-hour SNL Christmas retrospective. Suffice to say I like the idea a lot better than the execution, although the "What Up with That" music itself is good (the first two or three go-rounds, at least).

Dikachu: There is no such movie as A New Hope. Do you mean the residents of New Hope, PA?

Dikachu: There is no such movie as A New Hope. Do you mean the residents of New Hope, PA?

What? Since the second season of the Trebek Jeopardy (taped starting in summer 1985), you CAN'T buzz in early. Buzzers are locked out until Alex is finished reading, whereupon there's a visual cue (as noted, the perimeter around the board lights up) and your buzzer then works.

What? Since the second season of the Trebek Jeopardy (taped starting in summer 1985), you CAN'T buzz in early. Buzzers are locked out until Alex is finished reading, whereupon there's a visual cue (as noted, the perimeter around the board lights up) and your buzzer then works.

Two minor points of interest:

Two minor points of interest:

"Though he had scandals ahead of him, Clinton had no more races to run when the Mike Nichols-directed film version appeared, with less fuss, in 1998."

"Though he had scandals ahead of him, Clinton had no more races to run when the Mike Nichols-directed film version appeared, with less fuss, in 1998."

Y'all do understand, I hope, that the early-1950s panel shown here has Schroeder playing Bach, not Beethoven? (It's the first prelude of Das Wohltemperierte Klavier volume 1)

Y'all do understand, I hope, that the early-1950s panel shown here has Schroeder playing Bach, not Beethoven? (It's the first prelude of Das Wohltemperierte Klavier volume 1)

Hey, I liked the cover art for Tim.

Hey, I liked the cover art for Tim.

Time Further Out (1961) is even better than Time Out, I think. Fewer tracks feature Desmond (all are Brubeck compositions; it's called "a blues suite" on the LP). Every track is a gem:

Time Further Out (1961) is even better than Time Out, I think. Fewer tracks feature Desmond (all are Brubeck compositions; it's called "a blues suite" on the LP). Every track is a gem:

Not a question of taste. We're talking split-ups here, not marriages sundered by fatal illness.

Not a question of taste. We're talking split-ups here, not marriages sundered by fatal illness.