That Steinberg case episode was the first that was so directly ripped from the headlines (IIRC, it was from the first season), so they felt like they had to do the disclaimer. The sequel to that ep was nowhere near as creepy as the first one.
Natter 60: Gone In 60 Seconds
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Dear H&M, I think you should do a special collection designed by Vivenne Westwood. THAT would be awesome.
Dear H&M, please listen to Jilli. This collection would be made of awesomeness.
Barb, that story was hysterical! I'm still giggling about the 'purple lightsaber'
In high school I was in the color guard and our uniforms were representative of the school colors (Royal, white and red) and mascot (Patriots). We wore knickers, vests with brass buttons, white blouses with lace ascots, white Nancy boots and blue tricorn hats with red and white plumes.
In remembrance of those good times, I really should get a new tricorn hat. This time, though, it will be black.
(IIRC, it was from the first season),
Oh yeah, was -- um, what's his name? -- only Logan's partner for one season? Man, that ep was kuh-reepy.
Grievey, right?
Paul Sorvino?
Yes, Greevey. No, Dzundza.
It's this one [link] apparently the Thanksgiving ep for 1990. Happy family time!
Sorvino was Season 2 and some of Season 3. Grievey (cannot remember the actor's name, but he was the buddy of Kevin Costner's who was in a wheelchair in No Way Out) was Season 1. They finally brought in Lenny Briscoe (RIP, Jerry Orbach) in Season 3, after Sorvino did a few eps and then left.
The official Facebook version of Scrabble blows. Man, I miss Scrabulous.
Dzundza! That's him.
The official Facebook version of Scrabble blows. Man, I miss Scrabulous.
Have you tried wordscraper? The trick is to create your own custom game that is exactly like the scrabble board, save it, and play all your games from it. If you play random games, you get crazy board with 3 quadruple word scores on consecutive tiles.