Agreed, but think of NBC in the 1980s and 1990s.

Don't forget about Hawaii, Vegas and Europe.

If they say they're going to limit it ABC sitcoms, that's an easy way out, but it may be hard to stick to it since NBC dominated sitcoms for decades.

"Perfect Strangers," "Wings," and "Becker,"

I thought the tourist bit went on too long, but I loved the snack food delivered by parachutes, on the other I also think the balloon drops are the best parts of the political conventions.

So someone looked at the giant mess that was "The Rerun Show" and instead of running far away in the other direction thought, the key to doing this right is turning it into a live show.

Cozi too.

I think the idea is that you are imagining yourself as a cartoon/animated character, but it does not have to be a character that looks like you.

I may have a had a little bit of a thing for the 1970s fox Robin Hood.

People who like to make fun of things that deserve to be mocked.

Whenever my friends (we're millenials) complain about think pieces about our generation on Facebook I remind them these kind of articles aren't new and that the big difference is that with the internet, there's now more of them. You can find articles complaining about Gen-X, Boomers, and probably every generation…

I'll give you a topic (wait, that only works with discuss. Never mind).

Henry is already a better spy than Paige, (he had way better instincts during the hitchhiker incident) even if he doesn't realize it. I like the idea of the Henry accidentally tipping Stan off, or accidentally saving his parents.

"Spring Awakening" is fantastic, but it did not have the same kind of longevity nor does it have the cult following of "Rent."

Other songs "I Triple Dog Dare Ya," "Electric Sex," "Chinese Turkey," and "The Old Man vs. The Boiler"

Chris Columbus was the wrong person to direct. I understand why they wanted to use the play's original cast, but the actors were far too old and it just didn't work for me.

I was hoping the series was going to be about suburban women who solve crimes. One of them is a private investigator, you need a computer expert (someone who's startup failed so now she's staying at home with the kids) and there's a bored housewife or two in the mix. By day they bake, by night they solve crimes (or…

There is nothing inherently wrong with the concept of prequels. The flashback scenes in "Godfather II" are fantastic. The novel "The Family Corleone" is outstanding. Lucas's main problems with the prequels are that he can't write and there was no one around to tell him no.

Rowling wrote a short story on a post card for a charity auction. A person bid on and won the postcard. Someone broke into the winner's house and stole the postcard.

Opie's grandson is now a rookie but he's in charge by the second season.