Letters to the Editor
milliesdad
Published Letters: 5
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Who?
[Read the article: It's the war, stupid]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Who is "Betty Walsh," and why is a "Bill Clinton" writing to her under an artilce by JOAN Walsh?
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Stolen punchline
[Read the article: Opus]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]By the way, the "Burqini" punchline was used on an episode of NPR's "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" (with guest Janeane Garofalo) on the episode of July 15, 2006. . . At least Breathed is still stealing from the best.
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This guy actually won a Pulitzer.
[Read the article: Opus]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]I found a great quote online about Berkeley Breathed:
"I spent as much time reading 'Bloom County' on the toilet as anybody, but I gradually came to recognize the strip as an odious, barbless swirl of untethered political references and hypercommercial sentimentality, all strained through Garry Trudeau’s lower intestine. [It's] 'Doonesbury' for Dummies. The strip is so middle American, in the worst sense of the phrase, that reading it now is like choking to death on apple pie." - Colby Cosh
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That was Stuart Margolin
[Read the article: Sex, '70s style]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]Laurence Luckinbill wasn't on "Love, American Style." That was Stuart Margolin, who later played Angel on "The Rockford Files."
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Mysterious Ways
[Read the article: The lost "Profit"]
[Read more letters about this article: Here]No one has mentioned "Mysterious Ways," which limped through two low-rated seasons on PAX and (occasionally) on NBC. It was another terrific Adrian Pasdar series. Now, if only someone would release that one on DVD. . .