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My guess is that it probably was the mention of "balls". However, the specific term used was "coarse language". I've read speculation on other boards that it's also a reference to Lindsay's laringitis(sp?).

Click on the link for a very clever article about crossovers. I posted a link to this article in the St. Elsewhere/Hill Street Blues thread, and the couple of people who read it seemed to get a kick out of it. As I'm sure that many who did not check out that thread might find it of interest, I'm...

IIRC, they also mentioned that Paul went to Harvard Law School and that Kevin's father died during his senior year of high school, leaving Wayne to take over his business.

Well, Danny Ganz in Las Vegas gets at least $100 a ticket. Of course, he can impersonate pretty much anyone, not just crooners. I get your point, but just felt like being a smart ass. :)

As I said earlier, I think both of Gary Shandling's shows fit the bill, particularly "The Larry Sanders Show".

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IIRC, Matthew Perry played the boyfriend.

In that case, I guess "a very special episode" would have been one that stuck strictly to comedy. ;) I guess my main point was that both "Blossom" and "Fresh Pince" seemed to have, or at least promote, so-called "very special" episodes every week, which makes me wonder what the heck was so...

Count me in as another who'd get St. Elsewhere in a hearbeat.

I've had this discussion before with friends of mine and have concluded that there simply aren't very many sitcoms that avoid the occasional very special episode. I've always thought that Seinfeld was all alone in that regard, but the earlier mention of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" reminds me of "The...

Since you asked, here are the thoughts of a newbie (although I'm confident in saying that these won't be as detailed and informative as those of Kevin Grey): I've only watched the first three episodes but, so far, it's alot better than I thought it would be. I've heard some pretty harsh...

IIRC, they mentioned in an earlier episode that if a person is immune, they can't carry it either.

From what Michelle was saying to the guests (she said it felt like going to sleep, not that you actually went to sleep), I got the feeling that those pills work pretty damn fast. I don't know much about pharmaceuticals, but I'd guess that there are pills that can be taken which kill almost...

When Chappelle asked Jack to let him have the dignity to shoot himself, did anyone else wonder why they couldn't have just let him take one of those suicide pills?

80's: The Cosby Show, Miami Vice, L.A. Law 90's: Seinfeld, X-Files, Beverly Hills 90210 (I'm not a fan myself, but I'm pretty sure that for folks just a few years younger than me, 90210 is one of those shows that will immediately come to mind when they think of television in the 90's)...

Thanks for the clarification. I suspected splitter was the wrong term. Either way, there exists a device which can be used to overcome the problem of running out of receiver inputs.

Although mentioned a couple of times already, count me as another St. Elsewhere supporter. I'm always amazed when reading these types of threads at just how little love this show seems to get. IMO, St. Elsewhere was to hospital dramas what Homicide was to police shows. The show had it all: a...

Nowhere Man Freaks and Geeeks (though I'm almost glad it was short-lived, as it never had time to jump the shark and, as a result, remains forever perfect in my mind) The Dana Carvey Show The Famous Teddy Z and, of course, Joanie Loves Chachi ;)

Sounds to me like this is just a package being put together by Columbia House and not the super-special- edition we've previously heard about.

Upon a little further reflection, I've got a theory, though you have to draw some of your own conclusions for it to work. Here goes: In the original timeline, Evan was going to go to jail anyways, we just never got a chance to see it. One of the last things we see in the original timeline is...

Yes, it has the same chicken/egg problem as the knife. I have no answer for that problem, which is why I avoided it altogether in my last post :D . That said, given the inherent error prone nature of a time travel/shifting movie, I think they basically did a pretty good job of keeping the...

When he first got back, he tried to get up and go do his whole "stigmata" thing. The teacher told him to sit down and finish his assignment, which was to draw something that he wanted to do when he grew up. At that point, he knew that he wanted to be standing over the two other convicts with a...

I'm guessing that you're somewhere between 30 and 34 years old, because that age range seems to be the only one who remember that show. When I was 14, everyone I knew watched "It's Your Move." Most of my friends between 30 and 34 remember this one fondly. No one else I know has even heard of it...

Another vote for Nowhere Man. I'm the only person I know who watched it and I'm glad to see that it has somewhat of a cult following. I agree with whoever said that UPN dropped the ball on this. They had an X-Files on their hands and didn't know what to do with it. It's no wonder that two of the...

Thanks James, I did notice that my party was there, but they haven't been much help. I think I have to head for the door and then wait for the rest of my party to die, as I'm prevented from leaving without my party. Thanks for the response. Edited to add: Boy do I feel dumb. Upon giving...