Since nobody has mentioned it in the comments yet — unsurprising, considering all but two of the comments were made about 6 years before the service launched — Meet Me in St. Louis is currently available on HBO Max, if you’re so inclined.

I really want to read the “oral history” of the last week behind the scenes at SNL as they had to throw apparently much of a show away and scramble to make something else due to Unicron.

Throwing my hat over the wall for the “Shadow of the Beast” trilogy (though it being owned by Sony explains its absence).

If this is successful and they decided to do an A2000, I hope it comes with Video Toaster.

GW:Retro Evolved is still arguably the best launch title of the past X generations.

I think it’s outside the scope of this feature, but following your suggestion, I’d also include Full Spectrum Warrior’s inclusion of the original, U.S. Army-funded/-customized version of the game.

I shamefully didn’t learn that Hitchhiker’s Guide to The Galaxy author Douglas Adams had a large hand in the Labyrinth game until much later. That explained a lot of why I loved that game.

Honorable Mention: While the PS2 and Xbox versions of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time included the original PoP as an unlockable, the Xbox version went one further and also included Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and The Flame as an unlockable.

Thank you very much, Person Who Claims to Not Be Wim (wink wink)!

The discussion in these comments reminds me of something I’ve long debated internally:

Just checked my Facebook Groups and didn’t see anything like that among my memberships.

William Bendix -- all 42 years of whom playing the 18-year-old Babe Ruth -- nods in silent approval.

I’ve long wondered how he felt about Lenny Briscoe overshadowing his theater/musical work. I mean, he appears to have genuinely loved the men and women of the NYPD so he didn’t have an “I Am Not Spock” dislike of the character.

Well, this story suddenly took a turn...

Oh, jeez...Outriders really was a 2021 game, wasn’t it?

Ah, the “Stanley Kubrick’s Shining” of comic-book movies.

Is she? That’s nice to hear. She’s long been one of those who instantly brightens a movie or show by just popping in for a bit.

This really reminds me how much I enjoyed the 10,000,000/You Must Build a Boat duo on mobile.

Is The Morning Show really that good? I haven’t seen it, but the general critical jist I’ve picked up regarding it is “vanity star project that’s OK and not much more.”

I’m no more sure the point of the “CDC Theater Players” sketch now than when it ran back in May, but I still adore Bowen’s airline passenger and Ego’s flight attendant. “I don’t know, king. Let’s find out.”