I first encountered him from Banyon, an NBC series from the Seventies.

Feh. I'm with the newscaster on this. Cute dog stories are the quintessential "cheap pop" of news shows. And I loved his commentary in the royal baby clip also.

That is one strange image choice for an obituary, even if it is from Jules and Jim.

Steve Gadd's drum solo on Steely Dan's Aja.

"it’s important to note that nobody’s is perfect"

Years ago, shortly after my cable package expanded to include the History Channel, I landed on the channel and got totally absorbed in a documentary about the building of the New York subway system. The next day, I watched about six hours of WWII footage. I was hooked. Unfortunately, the last several years of alien…

I'm sure this has something to do with the disappearance of the Mayans and their contact with aliens.

I very rarely watch this show, but aren't the guy who plays McGarrett and Scott Caan considered the leads? If Park and Kim's characters are considered as supporting roles, I can figure CBS's reasoning.

My goodness, I loved that movie. Great style, lots of wit, and a fantastic chase scene through the Paris subway system.

Gay and incestuous.

All witches matter.

About a month ago I blacked out while driving. I was nearing the end of a three hour drive and was getting tired. I saw the sign noting three exits that I could turn on to get to my hometown. The next thing I knew, I felt disoriented, because I had obviously driven some miles and yet I didn't recall seeing the exits.…

Otis Redding. His 1967 shows in Europe and at the Monterey Pop Festival have me wishing I could be in a time machine.

"Does anyone actually do this in real life?!"

I'd stay away from Dallas,Texas if I were you.

No, that was the Ingemar Johansson - Floyd Patterson match.

During the original SNL run, one of the ways to get Garrett Morris into a sketch was to put a dress on him since there were no black women on the show, When Cecily Tyson hosted in year 5, Garrett came out dressed as her during her monologue, saying that since SNL had never had a black woman host, he figured that it…

That's Ron Glass from Barney Miller.

Is it worse than Celtic Pride? Or The Sixth Man?

This series absolutely needs to have a soundtrack album released.