In a feature looking at pop culture moments that have different meanings in hindsight, Brian spotlights how Tina Cole starred on Hawaiian Eye a year before trying to keep the cast of My Three...
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Brian explains how Three's Company's plotlines were often very similar to Silver Age comic book plots, especially from the Superman group of titles.
In a new feature spotlighting actors who routinely do strong guest appearances on TV series, Brian spotlights five fine TV performances by Jordan Baker.
In a feature looking at if or when a TV series since 2006 "jumped the shark," Brian asks you all to determine when (or if) Superstore jumped the shark.
In a new feature dealing with speculation about future TV plotlines, Brian wonders what the twist ending of the most recent episode of Quantum Leap means for the series going forward
Brian explains the key aspects of maintaining a lovable screwup character on a TV series without having them become simply unlovable losers
In a column on pop culture "pet peeves" of his, Brian expresses his disappointment with how the latest episode of Abbott Elementary handled an aide storyline.
After you watch the Jeremy Lin HBO documentary, 38 at the Garden, you might be interested in seeing the Knicks FIRST Asian-American player (the first non-White player in NBA history)!
In the newest Pop Culture Theme Time, I'm looking for what you think was the the most egregious case of a "hand wave" in a movie.
Richard Kline, Larry from Three's Company, shares the bizarre story of how he was struck by lightning while serving in the Army during Vietnam.