Nothing about Fat Ammy’s or the Skip’s Scramble? (Wrong universe, I know, but...)

Thanks to this article and your reposting that tweet, I’m gonna give this show a try.

I will be the only person to mention his top-10 “Hearts”, won’t I?

My wife doesn’t care much for football but teams with gold or silver pants will catch her interest, and I for one encourage that.

I don’t know how “common” common would be, but good question.

Dang! Another reason to get a modern TV...

O fcking Christ! Of course I remember Granny Cuyler doing that!

Tip of the hat for beating me to it.

I enjoyed the Ellery Queen from (perhaps) before you were born, and, akin to that, a period-piece Nancy Drew might be cool if done right.

Can it be better than’ She’s the Sheriff, please?

And it’s fun, as a fan, to see the marks on a soccer ball not move during a strike like that. Really much more demostrative on TV than a knuckleball proper.

Show of hands: Who else here recognized the Gunslingers’ uni in the top photo after reading just the headline?

George Cukor’s 1932 flick “What Price Hollywood?”, surely has a place in this. It stars Constance Bennett, Lowell Sherman (as a director who makes her career) and Neil Hamilton (Commissioner Gordon! as the love interest). Not exactly the same, however, you can draw the line.

I was out of HS before many of these were written, and I’m just glad my own taste brought me to half of the items in The Comics.

Paul, thank you.

I don’t want to say I can improve your post, but when I read the graphic up top all I said was

That photo of her over the balance beam looks like a still from a CGI movie. It’s almost more amazing than watching video.

Okay, I’m probably being a pedant, but I wouldn’t call this a freak accident.

Someone with more history chops than I can probably draw a straight line from what used to be called the “womens’ department” of the newspaper to “womens’ media”.

Agreed. It’s two days later, and I was the 300th star.