She was wonderful in Gilmore Girls. Everything she's done since has been loud and stupid.

No, no. Chevy Chase played Eisenhower.

She had a recurring sketch with Mary Gross called "Let's Watch TV" where they played two women of a vague foreign ethnicity who gave fawning reviews of TV shows. It had a certain charm.

I can't speak for the current era, but it used to happen pretty often in the '70s to '90s. Robin Williams as Reagan, Charlton Heston, Pee Wee Herman, Madonna, Fran Tarkenton. I'm sure there are plenty of others.

I have a Pebble because otherwise I miss a lot of texts and phone calls, but with it I feel the vibration on my wrist and catch the message. I could see someone having an Apple Watch for the same reason.

A dead cat.

eReaders and the internet would have been outlawed from the start in that world.

There won't be anything left of the show if they keep losing bits of it.

And yet, Led Zeppelin had the nerve to threaten a lawsuit against Little Roger and the Goosebumps for "Stairway to Gilligan's Island".

"shoe-in" You mean shoo-in, as if someone very welcome is arriving and you shoo them in quickly.

Why would anyone search for samanthabee.com on google instead of putting it into the address bar?

Baseball games are shorter than NFL games. What are you talking about?

At least there's less down time in baseball than in NFL football.

"Measure of a Man" is a great hour of drama, whether you're interested in Star Trek or not.

A baseball game has more time with the ball in play than an NFL game does, so I'm not sure what your point is.

I imagine they thought it would be funny to get Sunny and Ozzie & Harriet into the same press release.

This is close to airing, but in case anyone sees this in the next couple of hours, tonight AntennaTV is showing Garry Shandling's first appearance, not the 3/20/84 episode.

It would have to have been recorded the day before in that case. The Fallon show put up a slide at the beginning saying it had been taped before Garry's death.

Might as well. Kimmel didn't bother to.

Conan did the most touching tribute on his show tonight.