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This "final episode" reminded me of the final episode of Seinfeld. In both, they seemed to be trying too hard, threw in a lot of flashbacks and left you wondering, "Is this all that there is" and sort of up in the air. Maybe Larry was trying to create a parody of the Seinfeld finale? It was...

Actually, if they had called it the "72 year Rule" they would have been a little closer (1789, 1861, 1933, 2005). They could have even parodied the banking Rule of 72 if they wanted to push the envelope. Whatever. It was pretty funny stuff, the whole bit. I loved it when the conservative...

The 77 year rule. :laugh: :laugh:

And let's not forget what I consider to be Stephen Tobolowsky's "signature role" as Ned "Watch that first step...it's a doozy!" Ryerson in Groundhog Day. Classic. I still love seeing the parade of long time TV and Movie character actors passing through this show. Did you catch Pat...

It was interesting to discover that the comotose "Louis Lewis" is being played by Bill Saluga who cracked me up years ago as a member of The Ace Trucking Company and on various shows (Redd Foxx, David Steinberg, and even reprised in The Simpsons in 2002) as Raymond J. Johnson, Jr.. To quote his...

The "Eeny Meeny Miney Mo" argument had me laughing out loud. So did the "ass is a handle for cuddling" and the "what are you calling about?" bits among many, many others. I'm still trying to choose between an "old" kidney and one from a "robust" fat guy. And I guess having a kid makes you...