SNL did an All About Eve sketch about the Jane Pauley/Deborah Norville unpleasantness with Kathleen Turner as Norville. Can't seem to find it online.

Is that the Mythbusters' Alameda Runway?

I watched Working during its first season, at least. The timing was rather fortuitous as 1997 was my first year of out of college and in a new town and on my own. But all memories I had of the show were subsumed by Better off Ted.

That off-screen Tough Love Camp finally did the job of sorting out Catherine's daughter into a responsible adult. Too bad Brass' messed-up kid wasn't quite so lucky. Oh well.

I was surprised Nick didn't show up (didn't follow any news, so not sure why George wasn't involved in this). I kept thinking he was going to appear to save the day at some point. Ted Danson's off to try to save the CSI: Cyber franchise now. Good luck with that.

The worst Saturdays of my childhood were Breakfast at Wimbledon Saturdays. My older sister was a tennis fan (actually, more specifically, she had a giant crush on Bjorn Borg) and she ruled our house's single TV those mornings.

Neither is the guy playing Lorenzo on Da Vinci's Demons.

Come on Showtime! You know you want to replace that The Borgias-sized hole in your heart!

I forgot all about the little dog! :)

It was the most cromulent of decades.

I nominate this for The Webby's ADR category.

Night Flight!

Nickelodeon doesn't care about 80s Kids.

They were all dead to me as well.

Fucking lawyers, man…

Hey! I remember that. I also remember that the initial MP3's that made it out into the Napster-verse were recorded off a slightly off-speed phonograph.

The proper comment thread to remember Rubicon is when AMC renews a marginal/shitty show.

Yeah, he was in the "pilot".

The A.V. Club
She did, indeed, look very out of place.

Why are they singing?