Monthly Archives: May 2022

The Yiddish-sounding, 95-year old Jewish comedy legend Mel Brooks had guts to even admit he liked ham-and-cheese sandwiches when he was still a common person in New York City, and that they even were one of his favorite food orders … Continue reading →

In 2020 and 2021, CBS aired three Dick Van Dyke Show episodes, including two in the same night in the year 2020 days after the shows creator Carl Reiner died, in color. Unfortunately there was at least one secular, #MeToo-like … Continue reading →

I did not like the 1962 episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show called The Secret Life of Buddy and Sally, which suggested that vacation retreats were places for second jobs and not adultery as lead character Rob Petrie suspected for his co-workers … Continue reading →

The rumors are fascinating.[1] I do remember the King of the Hill episode where Bobby Hill made a fictional Kidney Boy to get into a High School. At the end of the episode, titled Kidney Boy and Hamster Girl: A … Continue reading →

It is indeed fun to learn about the 1948 integration of the law and medical schools at the University of Arkansas.[1] The circumstances surrounding the 1957 Little Rock school integration crisis really high enough damage to this acknowledgement of progress.[2] … Continue reading →

Unlike Vietnam, the civil war in Afghanistan doesn’t end and keeps escalating after the Fall of Kabul. which only produced mixed results for the Taliban. [1] The country is still undergoing a major civil war, and is far from how … Continue reading →

Considering that recent opinion draft regarding an unethical desire for the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v Wade, it would be only fitting that Maude Dilemma would be add to the Norman Lear Live in Front of a Studio Audience … Continue reading →