Indeed. Same thing whenever I hear that Battleflag song that played over that scene.

The Breakfast Club episode? That was a memorable one. Damn, I'm getting nostalgic for ER now. I haven't seen any of it in years.

Oh, I don't know. I was just assuming they were married. If they weren't, I missed that. If that's the case, then Tim wasn't even her brother-in-law.

He was the actor who was brought in on ER after George Clooney bailed for the greener pastures of movies. There was much talk at the time that he was just getting slotted in there as the resident hot doctor. But Luka turned out to be a pretty decent character (at least for a while… the Abby/Luka/Carter triangle years…

Oh, don't get me wrong. I like Goran Visnjic. (In younger days, I may have watched that Madonna video over and over and over and over… I admit nothing, though.) I hadn't read up on this show before it started and I didn't know he was in it. It was a nice surprise when he turned up.

Fair enough. Former brother-in-law rather than ex? If a spouse dies and a person remarries, it seems customary to refer to in-laws from the first marriage as former in-laws.

"John is too understanding of a husband to be true."

Tim is Marcus' brother, not Molly's. He'd be Molly's ex brother-in-law.

Fair enough. It is true that images from my camera can get a bit grainy when I use the full zoom for macro shots. For the majority of consumers buying point and shoots, though, I'd still argue that they don't really need to worry too much about MPs.

It's getting to be like the megapixel thing with digital cameras. You can only improve image quality so much by cramming more pixels onto the same sized sensor. It's just a marketing gimmick to get people to upgrade to new models. I simply don't have the space for a 60 or 80 inch TV or whatever the hell they're at…