In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian discusses how an early classic episode of Columbo, "Suitable For Framing," delivered one of the best "gotcha" moments in TV history.
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In the latest Pop Culture Questions Answered, Brian explains how the blind woman in Lionel Richie's "Hello" knew what her teacher looked like
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian discusses how the classic Star Trek episode, "Balance of Terror," struck a compelling tale of two starship captains
In the latest Pop Culture Questions Answered, Brian explains how the Emmys determine whether a TV show is a comedy or a drama for the sake of the awards
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian discusses how the Season 1 episode of I Love Lucy, "The Freezer," saw the show introducing another trope that would become part...
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian explains how the Season 1 finale of Silicon Valley took a crass concept, and leaned into it so well that it worked...
In my weekly Archie news and previews spotlight, see an exclusive first look at a brand-new Archie character, the anti-Cupid known as Heartbreaker
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian explains how House, M.D.'s award-winning "Three Stories" had House telling us more than expected when teaching a class
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian explains the high level of difficulty of the classic Frasier episode, "The Ski Lodge"
The NFL requires teams to interview two external minority candidates before hiring a new coach, even if they hire a minority coach, but the Patriots' new hire, Jerod Mayo, falls under an exception to...