There's a good rundown of hits they composed for other artists here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/…

They did receive Golden Globe nominations for Best Score and Best Song (How Deep Is Your Love) as well as a BAFTA nomination for Best Film Music.

I feel awful for Barry who has now buried three of his younger brothers and seems to feel personally responsible for Andy's death and then by extension his dad's.

The BeeGees wrote "If I Can't Have You".

Jive Talkin' is one of my favorites.

You can also watch it on Vimeo if your local PBS channel doesn't carry the special.

The Stick isn't a casting device, it's a streaming device. There's no need for a second device like a phone or tablet, though you can screen mirror to the Stick from most android devices.

I have two smart TVs (Samsungs) and have never even turned the smart features on. Don't they pretty universally suck? At least once you've had the TV for more than a few months?

If you have amazon Prime, Prime Video is included.

I think CBS allowed Prime to post Extant and Under The Dome the day after they aired on broadcast. If I recall correctly, CBS is not one of the owners of Hulu. That may be why they were willing to allow next-day Prime access when other networks that are owners of Hulu do not.

I still have Comcast for the living room TV. The bedroom TV just has a digital antenna and a FireStick.

It's excellent on the Fire Stick, too.

The new Duran Duran album is actually worth a spin. Realize I'm replying very, very late so maybe you've heard it by now.

In this incarnation he looks kinda Hutchence-y. He's looked like a lot of things over the years.

"Love Me" has a some of Bowie's "Fame", but also a lot of INXS.

I'm not sure it's the entirety of American civilians that were fat, dumb and happy. I was in college in the years in which this show takes place and younger people were pretty concerned.

Phillip's around a bit more, but he's still on the outside of the Phillip-Paige-Elizabeth triangle.

Yes, agree that Elizabeth is proud that Paige seems to have a knack for nuance (and sometimes the bigger picture as well). And yes, Phillip and Elizabeth may well worry that Paige could slip and either outright or inadvertently tip off Matthew.

That's only the surface, and least important,level of why Phillip and Elizabeth are disturbed that she's reporting on Matthew. They can see she's at least interested in, if not pursuing, a romantic relationship with Matthew and definitely don't want her mixing sex and spycraft. They don't know how to clearly explain…

This season's been pretty good, but 2 and 3 were bad to abysmal.