All My Shadows

The huge place in the boondocks. Summers in Hawaii or winters in Aspen?

Goodnight Goodnight - Maroon 5

River Runs Through It, A

Incubus

Telly Redford - Salute Your Shorts

Hank

Yall have seen this, right? I think I found it through SON, but it's worth adding to this thread: I don't know whether to laugh or take it seriously because while they aren't great, those dudes are gooooood. I'm convinced the Val actor is Van Hansis. "Ennn Metheeeson" kills me.

I just realized Fiona and Declan's mom played Adam's mom on LWD The Adam drama was pretty good (first half, at least). Some of the dialogue was clunky and just plain bad, but the story is good, so I'm willing to give it a pass. And Drew? Drew fills me with lust.

Pacey Witter - Dawson's Creek

Earl

Wow, that male menopause story should have been given the green light. I'm surprised Agnes never tried to do that. It's a very real issue.

I wholeheartedly agree. I just can't say enough about how great the show was at being a parody of soaps while sucking the viewer in and very much being a real soap at the same time. It's easy to see why it was a huge success -- the comedy attracted non-soap fans, but it was a huge manipulation to make them care about the characters enough so that when things got dramatic, the non-soap fans were still extremely invested in the storylines. Just superb. In the 35 episodes I've seen, there's nary an off moment of comedy or drama. And that cast...man. That cast! I could go on and on about the cast. The main crew were all sublime, but so were the recurring stars like Samantha Harper, Michael Lembeck, Sudie Bond in her far too few appearances, REVA ROSE!!! who was adorable as Blanche. Will Seltzer played the hell out of Davey Jessup. I found Tom more attractive, but Sgt. Foley definitely had a sexiness to him. I could never get past the nose, but that voice... I'm up to the episode where he and Mary kiss in his apartment, and the whole thing is very hot. Tom and Mae were hot together, too. It's criminal that episodes 36-325 haven't seen any air time at all in at least 20-25 years. I'm so obsessed with the first thirty-five, I'm sometimes forget that that's only a small fraction of the whole run. I have seen, though, the pilot of Forever Fernwood, which was the continuation series after Lasser and Solomon left in 1977. It was very good, but since the story continued on from the last episode of MHMH, it was hard to know what all was going on, and there aren't any comprehensive synopses online.

LOVE THIS SHOW!!! AAAAH!! I will forever be indebted to TVLand for bringing it to me all those years ago. And now I'm getting towards the end of the DVD set...so unfortunate that we'll probably never see a volume two.

On Golden Pond

Don't Ask My Neighbors - The Emotions

My Cousin Vinny

Cale

Nellie Oleson - Little House on the Prairie

Seems LaGuardia and Schemering can't agree on what happened with Liz. Schemering makes it seem like she lived a drama-free life out of town (kinda like Kathleen on RH), but LaGuardia says she was in the nuthouse. LaGuardia's got some things wrong, though. Sandra and Grayling's upcoming wedding was a focal point of the 1955 episode Carl posted, so she had to be introduced several years before what LaGuardia has.

Google is on crack sometimes. Pennington comes up, but all of the results say Penniston (which isn't right either because of the spelling). Gap Band

Kenan Rockmore - Kenan and Kel

Kids

Adlai

Blood Red and Going Down - Tanya Tucker

Alli is unbearable! Why in the hell did she think faking an essay for Drew would be a good thing?