In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines how the pilot of James Earl Jones' Gabriel's Fire was a sign that the show was too good for network television
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In the latest Pop Culture Questions Answered, Brian answers a question many Rookie fans had - when would Zander Hawley officially release "Daddy Cop?"
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines how Dwayne Wayne learned about the power of taking a stand while also learning that you should probably be more prepared...
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines how there was total DISorder in the court when Fred Sanford decided to become his son's legal counsel for a dispute...
In my weekly Archie news and previews spotlight, learn when Archie first raced his car in a drag race in the comics
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines how Paladin helped achieve a different sort of justice in Have Gun - Will Travel's "The Hanging of Aaron Gibbs."
In a feature spotlighting characters guest-starring on different shows, see how Chandler Bing showed up on Caroline in the City briefly to just flame out horribly in a pickup attempt
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines how Black-ish kicked off its second season with a thoughtful exploration of "The Word."
Brian explains why shipbaiting, like the creators of Ted Lasso did with Ted and Rebecca is a bad idea (as it really all baiting, honestly).
In a feature spotlighting the best pop culture has to offer, Brian examines how The Boondocks got surprisingly heartwarming in Season 1's "Riley Wuz Here."