I used to own Rush' s"Exit Stage Left" on cassette, and one day it just froze up.  I blamed the crappy cassette shell, broke it apart, took apart a blank cassette that was put together with screws that I could unscrew, and carefully transferred the tape from one shell to the other.  Lo and behold, it worked. I had…

I'm late to the game, and too lazy to see if anyone else commented on this, but as I remember it the "old man" isn't "eating soup," but is eating something gross that he shouldn't be eating (hence the looks of surprise on the Stooge's faces).

Haven't seen the show yet, but I just have to say: It's not "Walpole," it's "MCI-Cedar Junction"!

I found it interesting that Hesselboe complained that he couldn't get Parliament to send Leopard tanks to Afghanistan, presumably because politicians like Birgette wouldn't have agreed.  So now that the lefties are in power, it's actually easier to implement the policies of the right.  Hmmmm.

We east coaster's don't get tornadoes, we get Hurricanes. If it's in New York, then it should be Sharkakane!  Or, Shark'easter! (then it could also occur on Easter!) Or, Perfect Storm (of Sharks!)

Yes.  For all of the annoying little things in this episode, this annoyed me the most. "Hmm, let's us writers manufacture a totally unrealistic after-the-fact problemto put further stress on the extended family in a time of crisis, shall we?" There is no way that Crosby and Adam purchased the studio without a bank…

Yes.  For all of the annoying little things in this episode, this annoyed me the most. "Hmm, let's us writers manufacture a totally unrealistic after-the-fact problemto put further stress on the extended family in a time of crisis, shall we?" There is no way that Crosby and Adam purchased the studio without a bank…

My understanding is that it's filmed in New Mexico.  So nothing is actually happening in Wyoming, which is too bad, because in the books the sense of place is very important.

My understanding is that it's filmed in New Mexico.  So nothing is actually happening in Wyoming, which is too bad, because in the books the sense of place is very important.

Seeing as I'm from Boston (Baahstin) I find that hilarious.  Mostly because that could have actually happened in my house.

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Waldender?

Without Adrian Pasdar from Profit, it is a wasted exercise.

I'm not sure it has any meaning other than that it was period advertising.  In 1966, there was still a New Haven Railroad (NH) that ran privately-owned commuter trains.  Private railroads would advertise their freight operations to passengers, as every passenger was seen as a potential freight customer.  The Canadian…

I remember an old interview with Kate Beckinsdale where she stated that her ability to play this character depended on how her derriere looked in tight latex, and that she wasn't getting any younger.  Seeing her don the uniform again makes me imagine her standing in front of a mirror, debating whether her butt was…