This song, from the Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson, has always been very moving to me
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This raises the question: Will Breaking Bad ever revive the Marie is shoplifting plot? Will it play any role in the last round of episodes?  Or will it just drop it and basically admit it was a big waste of airtime (my preference)?

This is a really funny movie, and one of the few 60s movies that seems authentically counter-culture. Probably its biggest flaw is it seems to take the issue of a runaway child a little flippantly. But where else can you see Buck Henry, Ike and Tina Turner, Mrs. Roper, Georgette from the Mary Tyler Moore show, Mr.…

I have to say, as someone who had never seen the play, and had no idea what happened in the story, and went in without many expectations, I thought it was gripping and awesome. And quite a few of my Facebook friends seem to agree, for what that's worth.

I have to say, as someone who had never seen the play, and had no idea what happened in the story, and went in without many expectations, I thought it was gripping and awesome. And quite a few of my Facebook friends seem to agree, for what that's worth.

If I'm not mistaken, if it wasn't for Klugman, Brett Sommers never would have been on. They wanted him, but he told the producers his wife would be much better. And thus, game show magic was created.

If I'm not mistaken, if it wasn't for Klugman, Brett Sommers never would have been on. They wanted him, but he told the producers his wife would be much better. And thus, game show magic was created.

"i will always consider him and tony randall as the real odd couple,
assigning art carney, walter matthau and jack lemmon to the status of
pretenders."

"i will always consider him and tony randall as the real odd couple,
assigning art carney, walter matthau and jack lemmon to the status of
pretenders."

Chris isn't a character anymore, just a series of ticks. I wouldn't be surprised if he eventually leaves the show. They really don't know what to do with him.

Chris isn't a character anymore, just a series of ticks. I wouldn't be surprised if he eventually leaves the show. They really don't know what to do with him.

The great parts of Idiocracy = the intro.

The great parts of Idiocracy = the intro.

It's lost to the ages now, but when All in the Family used to air on Saturdays, it would start off with an announcer saying "From Television City in Hollywood." (Like there really was such a place.) Then they would go into "Those Were the Days." At the time, AITF was the number one show, and it was kind of the show…

It's lost to the ages now, but when All in the Family used to air on Saturdays, it would start off with an announcer saying "From Television City in Hollywood." (Like there really was such a place.) Then they would go into "Those Were the Days." At the time, AITF was the number one show, and it was kind of the show…

I had fond memories of the Bob Newhart show from childhood, but I watched one of the season sets, and wasn't blown away. It wasn't bad. It just didn't have many real laughs.

I had fond memories of the Bob Newhart show from childhood, but I watched one of the season sets, and wasn't blown away. It wasn't bad. It just didn't have many real laughs.

Bill and Ted was a true trail-blazer; think of all the goofy dumb pairs of friends that followed in their wake! Garth and Wayne! Beavis and Butthead!

Bill and Ted was a true trail-blazer; think of all the goofy dumb pairs of friends that followed in their wake! Garth and Wayne! Beavis and Butthead!

And it's on Netflix streaming.