Seriously, the first thing that came to my mind when that scene with “Draven” and the flock of crows behind him came up was “It’s Morbin’ time”.

Nothing here tells me “dark romance, something that dealt with loss, grief, and the ethereal veil between life and death and reaching through that”.

I didn’t expect them to…

This looks Morbius bad, like they didn’t understand or care about the IP.

Well consider I’ve been told my lifetime breast cancer risk is like 39% this is terrifying. (And I don’t have the brca gene.)

Whoa...for adults only...

I don’t remember a ton about the show, but I do recall that the character was supposed to be a bounty hunter when he wasn’t doing stunt work. The plots revolved around that and I’m sure there parceled the action scenes out pretty rigidly. I don’t know if it was as formulaic as The A Team, but I’d bet every episode…

“Well I don’t mean to kiss and tell, but I’ve been seen with Farrah...”

I remember Heather Thomas in the opening credits pretty well.

I bestow upon you our highest honor:

When I was a kid I always wondered what he did during the other 3 seasons...

Good thing she left Aaron  Rodgers. If he was still with her, he’d have suggested she rub grape jelly and bird boogers on her boobs.

Maybe go touch grass.

You are sentient dog excrement.

What a shit ass thing to say

From the Yahoo article.

Physical media wins again!

That episode was sent to the land of wind and ghosts.

Chase was an asshole even when he was the young, sarcastic, handsome guy. He was a bloviating asshole even in the late 70s.

“Advanced Horseplay” sounds like it could have been the title of that never-seen, referenced-in-clip-shows Western episode

I will say Chevy Chase being an asshole was used to brilliant effect on the show at times, particularly in the D&D episode 

Oh, you’re one of the people that thinks streaming Hogwarts Legacy makes you a nazi. Incessant purity testing of this level is a great way to shove people who would otherwise be on your side further right.