There's no point getting bent out of shape about it. It's an economic transaction. Either it's worth the price to you or it isn't.

Whether this reaction is fair (I don't think so) or understandable (certainly), it's also going to lead to more and more networks saying it's not worth the trouble to create shows with non-mainstream voices and casts. This was an insanely expensive show to create that was never destined for more than a cult audience.…

Oh no.

Huh, I didn't know about that St. Elsewhere crossover, but it does ring a bell. I don't recall if I saw it or just heard people talking about it. I watched the show intermittently. It did frequently acknowledge its own artificiality. The finale being the most obvious example, but my favorite was when Coolidge (Byron…

I saw plenty of sex scenes when I was a little kid. My folks couldn't afford babysitters.

Occam's Razor

Also the line read on "I met the GOV-nor."

I think you need to look up the word inevitably in the dictionary.

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There are assholes out there who aren't especially racist.

It's not well known, but after the riots and the Gates years, the LAPD realized they weren't doing a good job of their core mission in a demographically diverse region. They've spent a lot of effort and money retraining officers and working on community outreach, and it now has a solid reputation in the community.

Family Circus is not a good panel, by and large (Sundays were pretty funny sometimes). But I guess I've never thought about how it could serve as an anchor for people who weren't fortunate enough to grow up in a stable household — just the daily affirmation that such a life could exist in this world.

If only Mowry were still in touch with her co-lead. Wonder whatever happened to her.

It's why I live in D.C. If it happens, my kids and I won't have to deal with the aftermath.

I can't disagree, but I saved $70 on my electric bill last month thanks to his solar panels.

Not necessarily stupid. Credulous is a better descriptor.

Originally, X-1 through -50 were destroyed by the Army remotely activating their self-destruct circuits, because several of them had begun exhibiting psychopathic behavior. The robots' creator, Dr. Abel Stack, had felt the robots weren't being given sufficient ethical instruction to cope with their artificial…

Given that Wittenburg was Luther's church, I think you're nailing to the wrong door.

Given the look on its face, I think it probably just did.

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