It's weird too because I have trouble imagining the insurance company is happy footing a repair bill (minus deductible) when the other company should be paying?

Like when OP goes to their insurance and says "hey bud my car needs repaired" aren't they gonna ask how it happened? And then contact the other insurance?

Hell I would worry about the insurance company denying to cover anything and saying policy was somehow violated by making an agreement that might save the other insurance company from paying damage they should

I wonder if the rewatch and hindsight are more streaming friendly.

Younger me caught the tail end of House and, to my dumb teen brain with limited interest in something that wasn't a video game, he was the cool sarcastic guy in a room of boring people whose procedures hampered his Big Brain.

With streaming it's easy on a whim to go back and watch all the episodes in line and see how much I missed. See it through the new lens of understanding a workplace. Would I have followed out of pace reruns or sold my dog's kidneys for series DVDs to get that pre-streaming? Idk.