Maybe you could have started with showier stuff like 'Judgment Night' and 'Very Bad Things' then and if that pushed, leave out "Carol & Company", 'Larger Than Life' and friggin' 'Rush Hour 2'.

How can you not ask about Judgment Night?!? I'm very disappointed.

There was a desperate neuroticism to Rebecca that made it clear she was merely a would-be corporate ball-breaker rather than the real deal, and thus I think she was too sympathetic to be a sexist caricature.
What some people may categorise as a stereotypically 'feminine' weakness, her innate softness and lack of…

How do you get 80% out of the deaths of two (or possibly three) characters?

Not 'mmmm Colleen Camp'?

I only came here to do two things, kick some ass and drink some beer…Looks like we're almost outta beer.

Whose comment? Sherilyn's or Courteney Cox's? Anyway, I like them both with a bit more (curvy not fat) weight than usual.

I'll give you a pass seeing as he played the entire role in drag and it's therefore unlikely that he became a star on the back of that performance, good as he was.

Surely Rob Lowe knows that it's not a good idea to have dark secrets after the sex-tape leak.

David Duchovny?

"Who cares about eyebrows?"
Never has George Costanza been so wrong.

Freckle or mole?

It's a pity Earle wasn't given better stories because characterisation-wise he definitely had a shot at being one of TV's all-time greatest villains, a few notches below 'Bob'.

I liked that Cooper sweetly turned-down Audrey because she was too young. Only a man of true integrity could resist a woman who looked that throwing herself at him.

Was that a question or a statement? But yeah, Courteney circa 1994. That said, apart from the unfortunate and sadly de rigour (for women of a certain age) 'trout pout' I still think she looks pretty good.

I could say the same thing about a lot of actresses from the 1980/90s, but Sherilyn Fenn is definitely top of the list.

Sherilyn Fenn should have played Catwoman.

Only several minutes of my life.

An awful charisma-vacuum character and an even worse subplot with that black-widow nonsense that had no connection to the rest of the show.

TV-wise, it's probably close. It's also definitely one of the most influential TV shows of all time.