I've been hearing rumors of a reunion album/tour.

Finding laughs in this episode was as easy as shooting candy into a baby.

"I'm not tender."

And now he's also spreading DRAIDS.

Without completely outing myself, Ridgewood High School, Norridge, Illinois, in the mid-seventies. My older sister took a break from tormenting me, for acting as one of Jesus's tormentors. One of the male leads actually went on to an opera career, so it was pretty awesome.

Raj's off-camera "Wolowitz, you suck" was a highlight for me.

My sister is an acquaintance of Peter Stormare, says he's really nice, and how it's just acting.

If the textbook is comprehensive, then the listing for 'That Guy' will always be Charles Lane. Lived to 102, and was, 'til the end, willing to work.

Your defense gave up nearly 500 yards. Don't print the playoff tickets yet.

Watched the recently released documentary "Starring Adam West," featuring of course one of my childhood heroes, Bob Denver. Seriously, very nice to see. West, Shatner, and Ringo are three of my favorite "survive and adapt" 60's era icons.

I always like a script where a younger character uses old-fashioned verbal constructs unironically, like "listen here, pal," or, well, what's your game, friend.

Read this post backwards, and it says "Turn Me On, Drunk Man."

"Sex accident!"

It might have something to do with the fact that the dude has some serious demons.

SPOILER ALERT!

I think this is similar to how folks are guardedly optimistic about the soon-to-be-released DVD/BluRay set of the 60's Batman TV series. Word is, they'll look fantastic.

Paul McCartney's Rockestra Theme. It's has the requisite cool anthemic quality, it's fun and uptempo, and often I find myself going without dinner.

I have so say, the President of Hollywood at the Franco roast was amazing.

Love You To go on with this.

Or, conversely, somehow Van Morrison's old band changes the running order for Revolver?