About 175 lbs.

Between Grease 2, Bachelor Party, T.J. Hooker and Dance Fever, 1982-85 was truly the sub-era of Adrian Zmed.

He's in hell. And by hell I mean "hawking $1/cup. coffee in Cumberland Farms commercials".

*boner unlocked*

Yup. Confrontation scene in the mens room.

Doomsday is one of my ultimate guilty pleasure flicks and Centurion is a fun movie as well.

He willingly took a role in "White House Down". You'd have to be on something to do that.

Finally the Vacation montage gets its due!

Great album. "Original Sin" is my favorite track. The Taylor Dane cover of it from "The Shadow" soundtrack is pretty great as well.

Am I in the minority for thinking "Nowhere Fast" from "Streets of Fire" is the best Steinman song?

Hit Man was a good show and for some reason it reminded me to now include Time Machine w/John Davidson and Nipsey Russell's Your Number's Up.

Blockbusters was a pretty well known game. They should get some other rarer reruns (if the tapes haven't been wiped) like Tom Kennedy's Whew!, Break the Bank, Wordplay; Bill Cullen's Pass the Buck, Hot Potato, Chain Reaction; Double Talk w/Henry Polic II and of course Battlestars with Alex Trebek.

Marc Summers Double Dare or Alex Trebek Double Dare. I prefer #2.

The line "If a man ever needed dyin', he did" would've sounded better coming out of Robert Shaw or Lee Marvin's mouth.

Nothing and I mean NOTHING beats "Last Game of the Season (Blind Man in the Bleachers)" by David Geddes for hilariously depressing story songs of the 70s.

Still miss Bob Murphy. The flood gates in my eyes opened up fully the day he died. Loved Kiner too.