Ready for some Friday Questions? Dusty starts us off. I'm watching How I Met Your Mother and there's a clear point where Alyson Hann...

Katy Garretson is a DGA award nominated sitcom director.  This week we talk about actors testing directors, difficult shows, and delve into ...

Like everyone else, I'm just waiting. 

At least it's finally here.  For those of us who waited four years for this, I can't impress enough upon you the importance of votin...

Happy Birthday to my "World Champion" son, Matt.  Now adding loving husband and father to his resume.  I'm so proud of the ou...

This is a weird Halloween because of the pandemic.  Usually I go up north to take my granddaughter trick-or-treating, but I can't this y...

Wrapping up October with Friday Questions.  What’s yours? DBenson starts us off: How accurate was "Frasier" in presenting a radio ...

Katy Garretson is a DGA award nominated sitcom director.  She discusses the craft and unique challenges a woman faces in television directin...

 As sort of a f ollow-up to yesterday , for the most part I try not to make this blog political.  Lately, of course, that hasn’t been the ca...

Not to belabor my point from Monday , but analytics may have cost the Tampa Bay Rays the World Championship.  I'm thrilled that the Dodg...

 Is it just me? I am sooooooooo fucking exhausted by this election already, and it’s still a week away.   What crazy stupid thing is Trump g...

One of the wackiest endings of any World Series game occurred Saturday night when the Tampa Bay Rays scored the tying and winning run on a b...

We had a couple of LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Friday Questions this week.  So I thought I'd keep the topic alive.  Barbara Billingsley played J...

 Now that we’ve survived another debate, here are some Friday Questions. Bob Paris starts us off: There are a few examples where an actor ap...

Two CHEERS writers discuss the actual process and share insights and stories… including firing a Tony-winning actor.  It’s a great insiders’...

 Best movie I’ve seen so far this pandemic (or best TV movie or streaming movie — who knows anymore?) is THE TRIAL OF THE CHICAGO 7, written...

The World Series starts tonight. Congrats to the Dodgers and Rays (one of the great classic rivalries in sports).  People ask me what I thin...

This pains me because I worked with Kirstie Alley for years on CHEERS and she was always delightful.  A little "out there" but sti...

Orson Welles was a larger-than-life figure.  Brilliant director, actor, producer, filmmaker, personality.   He directed and starred in CITIZ...

Halfway through October already.  Here are some FQ’s to get you through the weekend. George starts off with a question about late night rewr...