This is a very good point. To an actual sports fan, the on field action itself is often so ridiculous that it's tough not to be pulled out of the story.

Slappin' the bass!

I'm sort of surprised it isn't a current one.

Ha, I was around 15 when this one came out.

He's had a few doozies but I see your point relative to many of those above.

Such a fun movie. Completely agree.

Harrison Ford's in the late 1970s? Does she like The Beatles too? ;)

I've never seen the movie but I vividly remember my favorite part of it from the preview. Like yours though, it didn't involve John Travolta.

He trusts the Chinese.

That's always been my favorite Xmas song. That or the one about the hippo.

That's pretty awesome.

I'm fairly sure everything has likely been downhill for you after that Goldblum experience. Wow.

That is such a great exchange. That whole season revolving around the pilot with NBC is probably my favorite.

Only a little disappointed?

He didn't know who he was, he didn't know what he wanted & he didn't know what the hell was goin' on…

I feel like it is really underrated in retrospect. Fabulous program.

Cheers is pretty much the archetypal sitcom for me & every actor/character is near perfect. I was always surprised it didn't have the second wind in syndication that Seinfeld did in a way, at least in locales that I resided in.

I agree with your classification of the golden era (although I'd include the first season and a half too) & sort of envy you. How cool it must be to see those for the first time.

Eye of the Tiger is a good jogging song, I guess.

Freaking America. You've got David Price back. Isn't that enough?