Matthew Perry, eh?  Was I the only one who liked Mr. Sunshine?

Seems unlikely.  Stacked was top shelf comedy.

Save the yodeler, save the world.

I read Powers Boothe and, for some reason, thought of Sorrell Booke.

Dan Hedaya would be a great choice for a Random Roles article here.

Do you mean the plaque?  You know, the special demotivational plaque?

With his help, they were gonna find that chicken.

It might have become too much, though.  You wouldn't want every episode to be populated with a rotating rogue's gallery of FDR and Lomez and Bob Sacamano and the rest.  Newman was basically the stand-in for all of them.

What a pear-shaped loser.

Dean-sa needs braces!

While we got the right result, I really miss the finales where it was just the two chefs cooking "the meal of their lives" for the table of judges.  No gimmicks (and that includes catering for 100), no special rules, no restrictions."

I wondered that too - it seemed like Tom was giving her an awfully long hug.

It was lower than I thought.  I predicted a 95-5 split.

It's pronounced "Eee-velyn."

I think the word "stars" refers to the set decoration.  Hang some stars in the background, and boom - no worry about a fraud prosecution.

First prize - meet Jaleel White!

Arvid from "Head of the Class"
Janice from "Friends"
Newman from "Seinfeld"
Paul from "Cheers" (who I think got 1 storyline in 10 seasons)
Phil from "Night Court"
Agnes from "Moonlighting" (or Herbert)

Chicken pot, chicken pot, chicken pot pie!

Just wondering that myself - I was guessing that their move back to the city would mark the thankful end to that little mini-arc.

It's interesting to contrast the Kelso-Cox relationship from the early episodes with the later ones. Cox is *so* adamant against anyone lining up with Kelso in the beginning - I felt his reaction to JD submitting a case study was over the top.  It was not an unreasonable request from the chief of medicine to have each…