This is why I worry about McCain or H.W Bush dieing while he's in office. They deserve a much better euology/memorial speech than anything Trump is even capable of delivering.

It's a great ide. The problem with this is the content creators often have exclusive deals. You can't watch Hulu series on Netflix's streaming service, and HBO series are only available on HBO Go.

I would have kept it for the retro/vintage charm, unless you have teeny tiny office and really need the space.

While you are right about thier original purpose, Neilson ratings have turned into a gauge of a show's popularity, the same that box offfice numbers have become a way to measure how popular a movie is.

I agree, but then why does HBO pay for Nielsen ratings? (This is a honest/serious question). HBO does not have advertisters. HBO is like Netflix in that respect-they depend on subscribers for thier money, not advertisments the way networks and basic cable do.

Person 1: Who's to blame?
Person 2: Sue's to blame.
Person 3: No she isn't, she just did the costumes.

Showing as much of the musical as they did was a giant waste of time in the revival.

Michel is like the "Gilmore Girls" answer to Statler and Waldorf.

There's a difference between having a moment where he thinks what might have been/what if things had turned out differently (which is what we see in the revival) and someone who is still head over heels in love and never got over her/dreams or schemes of having her back in his life.

Paris as an ex would be the kind of person you'd tell stories about "This one time I dated a girl who…"

We know Rory liked junk food, but maybe Rory also liked gourmet food. I know it's a stretch/a big if, but maybe Sookie would give Rory a little bit of things to taste and she didn't spit it out.

"Moonlighting" would be great!

Thrilled that Classics are back. Could you finish "My So Called Life" you only had about 4 episodes to go.

That would be amazing. It's like a turducken of Oreos.

I'm pretty sure that means you're Gen-X.

On of my friends and I thought where you were in your family's birth order played a role as well. If you have two people the same age, someone with an older sibling will be exposed to things (games, TV, music, other forms of pop culture) on a regular basis that someone who is the oldest in their family (no older…

1980 or 1983 before I heard of the Xennial label.

Maybe it's supposed to be a cohort/sub-group within a generation

I seem to recall a magazine cover story from the late 1940s or 1950s with a headline about "The Baby Boom"

You're the start of Gen X. The Baby Boom ended in 1960 or 1964, so either way you're the early years of Gen X, if you care about that sort of thing.