It's amazing to think that Jean Marsh was on this episode of the Twilight Zone when Eisenhower was President (and since Marsh is British, they were only 2 Prime Ministers removed from Churchill) and she is still around today and has a regular role on a TV show.

No no no no no.  Every Twilight Zone remake has sucked.  This is going to suck.  It's impossible to recapture the feeling of that show.  Besides, it's an anthology series.  Why don't Christopher Nolan and Michael Bay just make their own story without The Twilight Zone banner?

Ladies and Gentleman, NBC's second highest rated comedy.

It would definitely be interesting.  I would just miss his presence on the show.

I really like Oliver Platt on the show and hope he's not dead, but it would be too big of a ripoff to come back next season and have him still be alive after that ending.

I bet she initially faces some resistance.  I mean, a powerful woman in government?  Puh-lease.  But, by the end of the pilot, she'll eventually charm them with her professionalism and no-nonsense attitude.

So…17th Precinct?

Looks like it.  It's probably for the best.  You can make a weekly review of The Simpsons because of its history.  Besides highlighting that week's 80s pop culture reference, how much can you say about The Cleveland Show from week to week?

I guess David Gilmour was busy.

Rapaport.  Always Rapaport.

I don't understand.  The 3D Star Wars movies are coming out in theaters next year.  Don't they realize their DVD purchases are ALREADY out of date?

Man, he must really want that award.  Is it made out of teenage vaginas?

Jeremy Giambi probably would have broke something if he slid into home.  Besides, there are plenty more reasons why the A's lost that series and why Jeter is the messiah.

I don't really get the point of "Moneyball".  It's supposed to be about how Billy Beane changed the game of baseball with his new system of finding players.  But, spoiler alert, the furthest his A's ever got was the 2006 ALCS, in which they were swept.  The best hitter to be on the A's in that period was Jason Giambi,…

Ah, the F rating.  It's how you know something has crossed over from poor entertainment into personal offense.

I think the decision to use "Going to California" as the entire cast departs California pretty much sums up Entourage, doesn't it?

Rest assured, the last four seasons are the same as the first four.  Oh, and Sasha Grey popped up for awhile.  That's all I care to remember.

Give me Legends of the Hidden Temple or give me death!

Road Trip and Amy Smart's tits made me a man.

Having been in the band for almost 40 years, I think Ron Wood is a good substitute and his continued survival is just as amazing as Jones' would have been.