If you have ever had a job that requires you to work holidays, you can buy that these cops' families would make alternate plans for Thanksgiving. Who's to say they weren't having one dinner at Amy's place and another dinner with their families later?

Yes, but was the episode funny?

I saw Fred give a Q&A recently at Northwestern University, his alma mater. One never knows what to believe, but he claims he bullied a security guard, walked on the studio lot, barged into Hal Kanter's office, and refused to leave until the veteran producer gave this football star with no acting experience a role as…

It's not the changing of styles and tastes, per se, that bother me. It's that the art is so terrible.

"Further digging led Rosenberg to discover that a significant number of classic black television comedies—everything from Girlfriends to Sanford And Son—were equally impossible to call up digitally at a moment’s notice."

Didn't we know Jughead was asexual 75 years ago?

A dozen? Okaayyyyyyyy….go!

It's nice they let someone's eight-year-old nephew draw Archie comics now.

He was on four MISSION: IMPOSSIBLEs and the pilot of THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E., whose star, Robert Vaughn, also just passed.

Hot Steve Austin torture!

I think the DVDs have a short featurette about the sound FX? I know there's one about the guy who created the main title.

To boys and possibly girls of a certain age, Lee Majors is like God. Thanks for this.

Is there such a thing is too much Popeyes?

Still trying to figure out where Ginny showers.

Malik Yoba listed as a guest star means Jason doesn't have much longer to live.

Didn't we already kinda know this deep down?

A television series with Sticky Fingaz in the lead didn't work. I wonder why.

"he wants to “re-mythologize” the character “in a contemporary context” by including themes that are relevant to our modern world. "

Millennials have never heard of Paul Newman? Just another good reason to hate Millennials.

As if there would even be a new STAR TREK series if not for broadcast television.