Junior actually said: "I'm about to make it RAIN in the comic book store." The emphasis made it funny.

I was never spanked with a Hot Wheels track, but I think my cousin was. When the track appeared, my partner said: "Really? Is that a thing?". I explained that sometimes black parents pick up the first thing they see to spank (extension cord, belt, Hot Wheels track). The expression on his face said it all.

WHAT'S ALTRUISM?!

"The Simpsons" is not the only sit-com where the father transformed from gruff to to dumb: Archie Bunker & Al Bundy started that way also in early "All in the Family" and "Married with Children" episodes.

As annoying as the real thing.

Worst part of JPS's performance? The over-enun-ciation of every line reading.

Is this what passes for entertainment these days?

That rachet "Family Guy" dog.

Jim Gordon is Southland's Ben Sherman transferred to Gotham.

Why did they feel the need to give Grace a quirk (Jesus!)? They just wrote Zach as a normal teenager.

The Jada Pinkett Smith/Eartha Kitt comparison is accurate:
I thought she was imitating Catwoman while I watched the previews.

So does this mean that the engagement ring Gretchen found was a leftover from Jimmy's proposal to Becca?

I haven't seen this since it premiered on network tv in the mid-1970s. Would love to see it again, though I missed it on AMC.

Is that what passes for entertainment these days?

I bought "Aretha Arrives" back in the early eighties before cds. It cost $1, and I was shocked that this, along with most of her Atlantic catalog, had gone out of print.

Don't forget "Satisfaction".

Bewitched trivia: George Tobias, the veteran character actor who played Abner Kravitz, once babysat Sandra Gould (Mrs. Kravitz).

I know it's already been posted, but: YONKERS! YONKERS! YONKERS! That is all.

The second Mrs. Kravitz (Alice Pearce was the first).

Did someone say pantless Chris Pratt? Where ever that is, I'm there.