Willow gets one line in the ensemble song "Walk Through The Fire" and that is: I think this line is mostly filler.

It's as if he drew a straight line from his point.

It's like if you're the world's greatest car mechanic, it doesn't mean you expert on thermodynamics or metallurgy, or history.

Just wanted to point that Walt would have been nothing without Ub Iwerks.

I believe Jeb! has the exclamation point trademarked.

To be honest, this was the first episode that I finally figured them out.

Sorry to point this out, but Trent is the one with the Browns jacket. Dave is the one who's a "teardown".

Florida is a lot closer to the equator. Days are longer down there.

My own stray observations:
In the corner during the morning show, it shows the time as 4:01 AM and temperature at 78°! Ah, Florida in the fall!

Anthony Dawson who played Professor Dent in Dr. No went on to play Blofeld in From Russia With Love and Thunderball.

You forget spokesman for alcoholism.

Another thought, it was simply that New York had had a large increase in the size of the police force which, more than any policing strategy, helped to reduce crime. And credit for that has got to go to David Dinkins, not Rudy.

See, that was the caller's mistake. She shouldn't have mentioned that the guy was white.

I think Boris just wanted bacon.

The Saint of Killers looks more like Lee Marvin than Clint Eastwood.

The crew of the Voyager get home but find themselves out of place and cannot adjust to being back in the Alpha quadrant. They find a way to get themselves back to the Delta quadrant and they setup a resort. Then the Harlem Globetrotters show up…

It should have been cancelled after one episode…

I watched That 70's Show as it aired and stuck with it until 6th or 7th season.

I think Jackie Brown suffered when it originally opened because it was his first movie after Pulp Fiction. (I'm ignoring Four Rooms as he was one of four directors).