Early Mary Worth (maybe...?).

"The Gay Thirties" by Hank Barrow, 1933-1942 April 17th, 1936 as seen in the Greenwood Commonwealth

"Little Debbie" by Cecil Jensen, 1946-1961 July 25th, 1952 as seen in the Albuquerque Journal

"Where's Waldo" by Martin Hanford, 1993-1998 May 16th, 1993 as seen in the Patriot News

"Smart Alex" by Charlie Podrebarac, 1995-1995 April 26th, 1995 as seen in the Detroit Free Press

"Pills" by Luke Mattison, 2001-2003 April 8th, 2002 as seen in the Daily Illini

"Tiny Tim" by Stanley Link, 1931-1958 August 26th, 1945 as seen in the Detroit Free Press

I think I'm saying, "pretty sure you're wrong." But no idea what episode it's from. Season 3? (and thanks for the clip, Sitcompeople!)

Highlights from tonight’s #Corrie.

"They'll Do It Every Time" by Jimmy Hatlo, 1929-2008 August 13th, 1929 as seen in the Albuquerque Journal

"The Shell Game" by Will B. Johnstone, 1911-1911 March 1st, 1911 as seen in The Bulletin

"Once Upon a Time" by W.J. Enright, 1925-1929 June 25th, 1926 as seen in the Evening Day

"Maw Green" by Harold Gray, 1933-1973 June 2nd, 1935 as seen in the Columbus Ledger

"Miki" by "Robert Kay"*, 1945-1950 September 21st, 1949 as seen in the Flint Journal *Bob Kuwahara

"The Simpsons" by Sherri L. Smith, Jeanette Bose and Jason Ho, 1998-2002 September 22nd, 2002 as seen in the Sacramento Bee

"Toots and Casper" by Jimmy Murphy, 1918-1956 November 7th, 1925 as seen in the Herald and Review

It’ll never last.

January 18, 1983 - Daily Record -Jon Pertwee prepares to go off on holiday abroad. #throwback #JonPertwee #holidayvibes #1980s #celebrityvacation #travelinginstyle

Bill Mather’s hauntingly beautiful matte painting of Gotham City for BATMAN RETURNS (1992). Flawless.

🚨🚨First time streaming alert 🚨🚨 Now streaming for what I believe is the first time in the US, all three seasons of Parker Lewis Can't Lose are on Plex!

Another classic TV streaming update: Plex has hit it out of the park this month adding the rarely streamed short lived gems Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer, Ned and Stacey and Crazy Like a Fox.

Classic TV streaming alert: A trio of short lived but well remembered sitcoms are now streaming on Roku. Specifically The Naked Truth, Action and Sledge Hammer!

Highlights from tonight’s #Corrie. (First appearance of Billy’s iconic cardie.)

This poster behind the bar in the Rovers gave me such nightmares as a child. It was like the soap version of a Public Information Scene, but even more scarring. And possibly rather more effective. #Corrie

"From 9 to 5" by Jo Fischer, 1946-1971 January 4th, 1965 as seen in the News Journal

"School Days" by Clare Victor Dwiggins, 1909-1930 December 17th, 1923 as seen in the San Francisco Chronicle

"Long Sam" by Al Capp and Bob Lubbers, 1954-1962 November 10th, 1955 as seen in The Patriot

"Les Canadiens" by Albert Chartier, 1963-1964 February 8th, 1964 as seen in the Daily Gleaner

"Mac Divot" by Jordan Lanski and Mel Keefer, 1955-1975 December 18th, 1967 as seen in the Chicago Tribune

"Colonial Capers" by Joe Escourido, 1970-1975 May 7th, 1975 as seen in the Helena World

This is insanely crass.

"Dr. Smock" by George Lemont, 1974-1985 November 14th, 1984 as seen in the York Dispatch

TV hadn’t even been around a full decade before TV Guide started doing nostalgic “where are they now?” pieces.

Sarah Connolly: #DoctorWho fan. #Emmerdale 🤖

Highlights from tonight’s #Corrie.

Highlights from tonight’s #Corrie.

TONIGHT! It's "AN EVENING WITH KAZUO UMEZU" And please enjoy this completely out of context scene from Nobuhiko Obayashi (of HAUSU fame)'s adaptation of THE DRIFTING CLASSROOM (cuz no copy of the trailer exists online); stream starts at 8:00PM EST… www.wonderville.nyc/events/fort9...

"Reg'lar Fellers" by Gene Byrnes, 1917-1949 March 14th, 1932 as seen in the Evening Sun

"Lala Palooza" by Rube Goldberg, 1936-1938* May 10th, 1937 as seen in the San Francisco Chronicle *reprints until 1945

"Sparky Watts" by Boody Rogers, 1940-1942 June 6th, 1941 as seen in the Minneapolis Daily Times

"Ken Stuart" by Frank Borth, 1947-1949 August 5th, 1948 as seen in the Boston Globe

"Bouford" by "Mellors"*, 1949-1952 December 1st, 1949 as seen in the Meeker Herald *Frank Borth

"Colonel Wowser" by Johnny Devlin, 1934-1940 May 19th, 1935 as seen in the Marshall News Messenger

"Hollywood Johnnie" by Renny McEvoy and Jim Pablan, 1945-1948 March 28th, 1946 as seen in the Birmingham News

Highlights from tonight’s #Corrie.

Thanks everybody. The first review of the season has already broken records, by well over 500 views in a single day for the blog. A milestone I didn’t think would be surpassed. Proud to see many enjoy these and I hope to keep them up to standards moving forward.

For any others who are fascinated by Susi Hush's era of Corrie, you may enjoy seeing this brief 1985 interview with her at around 4 minutes about the death of studio drama. www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8VI...

There are more changes in the SNL writers' room to report—this time at the top.

I always look forward to seeing Blood Meridian's reviews to kick off a new season. A great delving into the malaise of the premiere and of recent years.

COLD OPEN: #1 A lot of people likely turned this Hegseth cameo down. #2 They told Colin you are EARNING that check this season. #SNL