Also, it was very easy for women to get away with wearing wigs. I remember my aunt having a wig on her dresser that looked like Suzanne Pleshette's 'do. Unless you have a disease or rapidly thinning hair, it's not something women would even consider today.

It wasn't always clear if he was really that dense or just making bizarre jokes. I always thought Bill Daily was kind of a hottie, for what it's worth.

They'll never take our, our, uh, uh, our freedom. I think of that a lot, too. It was great that they were all so game to participate in that.

1990 here, "One Moment in Time" and a solo tribute "Wind Beneath My Wings." I was so ready for the 90s to get started.

I think of him as the guy from Overboard and the professor on The Practice. He's just one of those guys who stay in your head. RIP

Exactly. If she had been a classically trained, operatic singer, I wouldn't have bought it, but that seemingly uncontrolled vibrato and emotion spilling out of every note gets me every time.

Lilyhammer. Holy weird, I love this show. It's so depressing yet hilarious. And I think I'm learning Norweigan!

The girl going crazy and ballet dancing on the balcony sounds like something from a movie friends would force me to watch as a teen. I would spend the rest of the movie mocking it and asking what the point was. I was not a good horror movie friend.

I remember reading or watching something about his life in which he said the producers of the Jim J and Tammy Faye show wanted him to be less gay and her not to talk about Jesus so much. Huh? Why did you hire them?

Glad I read this before I posted the same thing. It's nice to have a place where people read your minds. (Or is it?)

This was hilarious! I remember enjoying that prom movie, for some reason. I remember it because Alan Thicke was a "Cool Dad" who, it was later revealed, was actually a nerdy loser in high school, while Kelsey and Edie were wild kids who didn't want Tracey Gold to do what they did. Simpler times, I guess.

Harvey and Sheila?

Why is everyone so bad at eating?

Something about the randomness of Brick's obsession with Christmas letters made me laugh the loudest. This was my favorite episode of the season. Great job by everyone.

Yes. I've taken several trips to the Midwest and have decided I belong there. My accent betrays that I'm southern, but my attitude is Ohio or Indiana. Know of any good jobs that pay for relocation?

Beverly's over-reaction got on my nerves quite a bit, because everything is all about her, but Wendi sold it perfectly. I'd like to see more interaction between the kids and this extremely confident science teacher. He's not trying to impress anyone, that's for sure.

You win this discussion.

I 100% agree with him. "unborn children in her eyes" Ick!

I was totally addicted to that, too. And "The Casino." Nothing that documentary-like has aired since.

Comment of the day! The only thing I could add is that shows like Maude and All in the Family even dared change strongly held beliefs. With all the gritty realness we tend to love today on TV, it's doesn't really challenge the status quo. Even Good Times, with all its silliness, would do that.