Except in Man on the Moon.

Michael J. Fox also had Spin City in between Family Ties had his eponymous show.

Because audiences weren't necessarily as discerning back then? By the time Jack Benny ended, Dennis Day was middle-aged and like any good Catholic had 180 children, but he was still supposed to be a teenager on the show.

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Now I'm imagining Harrison Ford barking at the geese to get away from his plane.

He thought it was "Starchild" spelled backwards.

There was an episode of SNL where he deliberately fell onto a lectern that had a sharp edge. He hurt his groin so badly he had to miss two shows.

From what I remember from the DVD commentaries, they were not professionally staged. Chevy just did it because he thought it was funny. There's a blooper where Chevy literally falls over backwards out of his chair, and they couldn't even use it in the show because Gillian Jacobs wasn't expecting it and gasped.

And there's the meta enjoyment of watching Chase effectively forced to insult himself by the words they'd put in Pierce's mouth. Fat Brando indeed.

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Now they just issue them credit cards straight out of the womb.

Well, Harold Lloyd did blow a good chunk of his hand off.

They probably also did a mountain less coke.

Because they're alcoholics.

"Mitchin' Waves," where he owns a seaside surf shop frequented by a group of nutty supporting characters. Carl Reiner has a recurring role as The Really Old Guy Who Surfs Because It's Funny When Old People Do Young Things.

That's not a puppet.

A quick check of Wikipedia shows she worked at four local television stations, and then six years at CBS News before moving to Fox. That's about as much experience as any TV news personality her age.

You think people can't get hired in the news business unless they are ideologically conservative? Jesus, who's really being naïve here?

Fox also effectively bought Andrea Mackris' recordings of Bill O'Reilly's "loofah" conversations.