That's "Aames," with two As, dammit.   Don't misspell the name of one of America's greatest actors (see Charles in Charge and Bibleman)

@avclub-29501df08e5d9ae59e432e4f188d3735:disqus I always took it as he can't turn his back because the kid is him.  Robards was a con man who never took responsibility for his actions, so how can he hold the son to a higher standard.  The ending, where Hulce left his son with Robards, struck me as a kind of karmic…

Nollvane, I don't think he's autistic or suggested as anywhere on the spectrum.  More like extreme social anxiety disorder, academic issues and the curse of being aware of them (like he's not good in school or with other kids but he's aware enough of both to be bothered by them.)

"Roc" was one of those shows where I felt like he was beating you over the head with a point.  Maybe it's because he's a graduate of the Jerry Orbach School of E-Mo-Ting.

It was like "Passion of the Christ."  You knew how it was going to end.

I don't think Bigelow was eligible.  That came out years ago.

Where is the love?

Where is the love?

You forgot the comedic talents of Audrey Neenan?  And the Black woman whose name currently escapes me…

It's winter, winter, wintertime.  Time to sit right back and ponder the emptiness of human existence.

Huge with porgies.  Cod found it trite.

That should be either, "Sha!" or "Your mouth, you should shut."

@SisterMaryFrancis:disqus A pretzel?

Conrad Bain.

Conrad Bain.

Brian Dennehy gets confused with Brian Keith, dammit.  Except Brian Keith has been dead for years.  OK, maybe it's me…but he's nothing like Charles Durning.

Brian Dennehy gets confused with Brian Keith, dammit.  Except Brian Keith has been dead for years.  OK, maybe it's me…but he's nothing like Charles Durning.

Alan Young.  I'm going him or Eli Wallach.

Alan Young.  I'm going him or Eli Wallach.

Give him some respect.  He wasn't an embezzler.  He ran a Ponzi scheme.  Lot more moving parts.