I live in a (fairly) small town (pop, around 7,000) and we have a Radio Shack. It does OK… but the last few times I was in there they didn't have what I needed and I had to buy it online.

I wonder if you should include Hush and Once More With Feeling because they're not the "standard fare" of the show - these would be considered more of a "one time thing" and something special.

DON'T BLINK!

Well, seeing as how I haven't seen either of these, I couldn't tell you.

Trump better not be the new #6.

Here's an idea…
have a recurring bit where we go inside Trumps brain and each emotional trait will be personified by a different actor.

Dang…
TCM won't be the same without him. He's been the main "face" for the network.
Sorry to see him gone.

But, when are they going to mention Dikachu by name on the show?

Answer:
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That's what I thought it was, too - it sounds like the song Suddenly Seymour.

LOL!
(Laughing at the thought if him cleaning it up)

Somehow I think chicken sh*t would've been more appropriate. Like most politicians they are that - at heart.

This story is debunked!
Oprah herself said she wasn't going to run for President in an article on TMZ:

This is going to take a little "getting used to"…
1) the "blocky" look of the heads on the children
2) the nephews having normal voices as opposed to the "quacky" voices
3) Webigail's (I assume that's Webigail) over-exuberant attitude
4) Scrooge's voice - but it's not too far from the source, but a lot "softer' than…

The shame of being in the Twilight movies killed them - now let's never speak of this again.

Well, obviously!
JK!
;-)

Just to add in here…
Nicholas Meyer had already penned two Sherlock Holmes books before this and had gained a lot of notoriety that way. Incidentally the books were The Seven Percent Solution (which was made into a movie) and The West End Horror.

I remember Voyagers but unfortunately I didn't get to watch it that often, but I did like what little I did see.

When doe s Doctor Who return?

Yeah… I mentioned it before, but here it is again…
Both the BBC and BBC America have announced the start date of the new season of Doctor Who and it will begin airing on April 15th. This will also be the last year of Peter Capaldi in the role as his final episode will be the Christmas special at the end of the year.