Unless it's a complete unknown, there is literally nobody in Hollywood today "sufficiently gritty" enough to play a young Indiana Jones.

There are as many good Indiana Jones movies as there are STAR WARS movies, and nobody seems troubled by the idea of more STAR WARS. The last good STAR TREK movie came out in 1991, and people are still excited about more of those. I say bring it on, Spielberg and company.

Yeah, whatever happened to her? She was great.

"Your mouthwash ain't makin' it."

See: Bronson, Charles, DEATH WISH 3

Like two pissholes in the snow.

NBC butchered THE ENFORCER all to hell. When I finally rented it on VHS, it was like seeing a new movie. And a much longer one.

Even though literally every cop show and movie made today shows law enforcement — even the "good guys" — routinely violating the civil rights of citizens.

It's interesting how Eastwood kind of tosses off "No reason for it, really."

I suspect Harry was originally written as something of a racist with the "especially spics" line not played with a wink. I don't have the Don Siegel autobiography in front of me, but toning down the hero's racism seems like an idea that would appeal to both Siegel and Eastwood (who has his pitfalls as a person, but…

Eee ohhh eleeeeeeven

Downvote for no Skip Bittman.

This episode is a BOB NEWHART SHOW Top Tenner. Newhart's line when Pleshette asks him if he would ever remarry if something were to happen to her is one of the show's best jokes.

Hmmm. Listening to loud music from speakers placed inside your ear is bad for your hearing. Huh. That is Pulitzer-level journalism.

They did it because it was fun. Somehow, I don't picture today's stars like Julianna Margulies having fun.

So mellow.

Yet they say today is a Golden Age of Television.

No trailer has ever looked more dogshit than HARDCORE HENRY.

He's a cop in the Old One-Two under Captain Miller.

And was not disliked/envied in Hollywood the way Stallone is.