This ran for only 23 episodes but it feels like it was on longer because it was just absolutely stuffed with jokes. Every episode had so many memorable bits so its impact seems bigger. One of my favorite bits was a President James Monroe film in the style of James Bond

Hopefully this is finally the season they discover the genetic component that's turned their blood blue.

I watched this without knowing the hook of the show & was still really enjoying it. Only minor quibble is Lauren Ash feels slightly miscast but I think it will be okay the longer it runs.

Very cool. Fox is probably the worst culprit all these years later. I remember watching Almost Human when it aired & not really caring for it too much. I watched it a couple years later in the right order & it made a huge difference. Events in the pilot were followed up on in the second episode which they ran as the eighth episode.

No problem. I really appreciate the response. Did you put this together yourself? Either way thanks a lot. Now that I have this list I think I'll be watching this real soon.

Thank you very much for your reply. What about episode 18. Hard Rock Production # 455969 aired on February 4, 1994? Thanks again.

Maybe? I don't think so though. The example above about the character They refer to events in an episode that hasn't been shown yet. It airs eventually. There's a few other things that happened like that during the run of the show.

My Last Words, My Lunch, My Philosophy & so many others.

I wonder how much music they've replaced. I'm guessing probably a lot like Netflix did, which is too bad. Hopefully not in My Last Words. The ending wouldn't hit nearly as hard without "I'll Follow you Into the Dark". Glad I still have my DVDs.

It really is. Scrubs was a fairly popular show that ran for quite a while yet is still underrated. NBC jerked it around a bit for scheduling which hurt its popularity. Since it's ended I feel like because of the final season & intense dislike (by some) for Zach Braff have caused it to not be looked at so fondly

That's a shame because I really feel like it's a top tier sitcom. It's one of my favorite shows of all-time. After reading this I'm going to have "Winter" stuck in my head for awhile.

Their secret for bringing the bear to life was oddly enough cocaine.

The business department of the University of Waxahachie. They're a prestigious school in Texas that specializes in lupine studies. Their business department tracks all werewolf related media & certifies any that are deemed successful by their metrics.

Is it worse than The Ringer. I really tried but that show was punishing.

I recently watched the short lived Nathan Filllion show Drive.& was happy to see her pop up in a few episodes. RIP

I hadn't heard a single thing about this show.i thought I was reading a headline from 30 years ago when Fox cancelled Kindred: The Embraced.

Treat Williams as Han Solo & Famke Janssen battle a subterranean Cthulhu with an absolutely loaded cast of great character actors. Such a tremendously fun movie. Shame it didn't do better at the box office. Would have loved to see them follow up on the teaser at the end

Hopper plays a hippie activist on the run for 20 years that's finally been apprehended. Sutherland is the straight-laced FBI agent that has to transport him for trial. Hijinks then obviously ensue.

The film pretty much bombed at the box office. I remember it being on Comedy Central a lot for a brief period of time. I don't think I've ever seen it from the beginning to end. I remember it being pretty slight as far as buddy comedies go. I hadn't thought of this movie in years before I saw this news. Might be worth a rental on Amazon.

The movie was something I felt like it should be in my wheelhouse but I just couldn't get into it. The show though I really enjoy so much. Matt Berry is the MVP IMO. The most recent season had a far more emotional arc for something so ridiculous.