Any man who lies about his height is pathetic. I’m 5'7" and I’ve never claimed to be anything different, because what’s the fucking point?

FYI, rendi is a known troll & should be dismissed.

He is a debatable genius

BC Jalopnik has a hard on for anything anti-Elon Musk

This is a play that most people will never hear of, let alone see. And then Dreyfuss amplified it.

So you’re just an idiot. Ok then, good to know.

Yeah, the “I just got bored of it” didn’t help their careers at all, understandably.

I agree. They should’ve just handed it off to other people who actually gave a shit.

Don’t get me wrong, I loved the show when I was a kid even though I didn’t really understand the jokes (I laughed along with the laugh track), and I love it as an adult who’s re-watched it & fully understands the jokes. But IMO Married With Children is the best example of sitcom stars making their entrance and 5-10…

Always weird to me when people claim a super popular show that still makes $1B a year in syndication “doesn’t hold.”

This was during the 90s when 80% of the television watching demographic was white.

Earlier reporting had said it was his pool.

All of that makes me think that the way Dreyfuss is portrayed in the ‘fictional” play is accurate. Hit dogs holler. Dreyfuss could’ve just kept his mouth shut. But an ‘fictional’ account comes out, and Dreyfuss is all up in arms about it. Hmm…

I was a little too young for Night Court, but my uncle & father watched it, and the memory I have of Bull is the episode where he broke someone’s mug & super-glued it back together, and then touched his head. He spent most of the episode with both his hands attached to his head by the fingertips, and then at the end…

I agree, the show really lost a lot without Katey Sagal in the final season. If I remember correctly, she took most of the last season off due to pregnancy, but her absence was very noticeable. To me, the final season kinda felt like there was a divorce & Sagal was just gone without talking about it.

That’s why I watched both Go On and Mr. Sunshine. I liked them both, despite their obvious weaknesses. But Perry alone was reason for me to check both shows out, at least.

Agree. “Trouble always comes in threes.” Roundtree wasn’t a sitcom actor, but he was well-known, and beloved to many.

I had no idea he had swimming problems.

The Shark Is Broken, a fictionalized account of the filming of Spielberg classic Jaws.