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And in terms of comic moments lots of Mary Tyler Moore fans probably think of Ed Asner, Valerie Harper and Ted Knight. But Mary was the foil the rest of them played off of. When Markie Post joined the cast the show really hit its stride because she was the last piece of the puzzle. She had...

Oh, you know perfectly well who she is. You just wanted to get someone to post a picture of her. Well, your little trick isn't going to work, young man. Regards, Joe

Well, that election is over and you lost. If enough people had "voted" for Night Court back then to make the season sets profitable, WB would have simply gone on releasing them and we wouldn't be having this discussion. Given that they didn't continue releasing them we can be quite sure that the...

Thanks Linda. I actually have a copy of that shot (surprise, surprise), I was saving it for some future post. :) My copy of the TV Favorites disc arrived today, but I don't have time to watch it tonight. I finally got my new receiver hooked up and unpacked my front speakers and powered sub...

Well, maybe thousands of us are willing to settle for a "best of" of this series if the alternative is nothing. Buying the disc may or may not nudge Warner Bros. in the direction of changing their current decision and producing more full seasons. But not buying it can't do so. Buying TV...

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Charles: You can post a link simply by typing the URL without using the bulletin board code. The {URL} tag (wavy brackets used so it doesn't actually do anything in this post ;)) is used for posting a clickable hyperlink in plain text that hides the URL. In your example you'd use this...

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Elijah: I must have been composing my reply while you were posting yours. :) I'm annoyed to see that you made several of the same points I did in far fewer words. :D Joe

Well, it isn't like Warner Bros, can dictate what Best Buy, CC, et. al. stock or how or where they display their wares. All they can do is produce the stuff and try to get it out there. And, again, nobody is suggesting that WB is deliberately doing this as a test, as there is no evidence that...

Right, because - as we all know - if you put 2 seasons in the same box you halve your production costs. :) Newsradio got a combined S1/S2 box because it was a mid-season replacement and the "first season" was only 7 episodes long. Just Shoot Me's first season was 6 episodes long. It makes sense...