The first season ended at #8.

I pissed away thousands on Criterion Blu-Rays. Then in 2013, I realized streaming was the future and put them on eBay to realize some value on them before the format died. True, you lose the commentaries, but I found I was just purchasing and never watching. And Criterion was on the Hulu.

Friends did beget a hairstyle. It debuted in "The One with the Queef".

I saw Barcelona in the cinema also. When Metropolitan came it, I was literally like, "Look Muffy, a movie for me!" It also helps that I was a ringer for Edward Clements, though I behaved like Nick's character.

I had to look that one up.

Friends was a Neilsen Top Ten show all ten of its seasons. I am not sure if that qualifies as little-loved.

I don't disagree. They should not have ended with a clip show. But my overall point is, did we know these people were terrible before the finale? I do not recall any critical writing mentioning that.

That's cheaper than just having the Hulu.

Balial writes, "…about four self-involved New Yorkers…."

Good gravy, nostalgia was ginned up in the 1970s after idiot Baby Boomers realized they had it good in the 1950s. American Graffiti, Grease, Happy Days all gave the spoiled progeny of The Greatest Generation a yearning for childhood again. We've been paying a psychic toll ever since.

Tony Randall or Dick Cavett, hands down.

You're married, aren't you?

Try the veal, best in town.

Yeah, how is this audio or visual? I know I take things way too literally in life, but JFC an article about a Reddit user and Subway? Good gravy.

You have to admire him though. He went from bloated, alcoholic, has-been/ never-was, and created a media empire based solely on the things he likes.

I liked Insurrection. I know it is not popular, but I found it rather good. True, like an episode, but I was OK with that.

The literalist in me had a hard time with this episode. I cannot even imagine someone with even the rudimentary intelligence Catherine possesses (the show does not make her out to be terribly intellectual) that she could think that edit of the documentary was in any way a good idea.

I think her character will take what she can get to stay in the game.

I assume the title will be apt once more. The coming attractions implied a James-Meyer ticket.

He gets puppy-dog eyes. It breaks my heart every damned time.