I'm glad I knew about it. I just didn't know *when* it was going to happen. I think if I hadn't known about it at all, I might have missed it.

*tries to decide which Simpsons reference/quote applies best in this situation*

I think it was a turning point for people that were on the fence about the show. It's what turned me from a person who was watching the show (and slogging through some parts) to someone who became an unabashed fan.

I'll check it out. But I'm retired from the "Someone on the Internet is Wong!" game.

If I remember correctly, I was a bit underwhelmed by the Gilmore Girls pilot as well. I'd give it a few more episodes though. The actors start getting a better feel for their characters and the dialogue. Also the "universe" expands a bit, allowing for more characters.

How could you lump Marge and Claire Dunphy together? You, sir, are worse than Hitler.

I guess my goal is to finish something this month, anything really.

I would if I wasn't about to lose an hour.

I was so psyched for Deep Space Homer. What am I supposed to do now?

The cat shot first!

I loved Star Wars until "The Phantom Menace". I saw TPM 4 or 5 times in the theater and loved it. But then I just…gave up. I never went back to Star Wars.

Interesting. That does make sense. Either way, I love both. And Peri Gilpin was the unsung hero of the cast.

Roz was initially going to be played by Lisa Kudrow, but they fired her.

Fun Fact: John Mahoney helped Jane Leeves with her Manchester accent.

I thought he added sugar?

NBC ruined the capper though. They kept showing it in promos and commericials.

I like Jami Gertz a lot too. Often the "mom" character is the "least fun", so they get delegated to worst/weakest character. I don't know what to call it…"Marge Simpson Syndrome"?

I've heard a lot about it. It's definitely on my "to-read" list. But my list has hundreds of books.

@avclub-3e9e0f1010418374c3dd9ccf3b0ed27c:disqus  and @avclub-6997a8bd0e1042b70b60c5c879a1780e:disqus , you both make some good points. 
I put "Chaos Theory" in quotation marks b/c I couldn't tell you exactly what it is, and which show was more accurate in that regard. I compared them b/c they're both NBC single camera…

He's 28. Just looked it up.