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When do Marg's [edit: of course, I mean Catherine's - LS] grandchildren start arriving? :lol: LaSquisita

I didn't mean to sound critical about the item, but it might be confusing to American viewers to see some shows that are not familiar or no longer being aired. Just trying to help with clarity. From the lovefilm.com website, under "About Us": "In just over five years, LOVEFiLM has grown to...

That poll on addictive tv series is British. Notice that Dr Who is on it. LaSquisita

"Best guest actor" is one category he has not yet won. This is his 17th nomination and he has won 7 times. Serious achievements. A bunch of Golden Globes, too. He is the only actor to have ever won Emmys for playing the same role in two series, one as Lou Grant in the comedy, Mary Tyler Moore...

The Chicago Tribune ran a review of Blackbird today. Four Stars!! Check it out here: http://leisureblogs.chicagotribune.com/the_theater_loop/2009/07/petersen-hawkinson-are-extraordinary-in-wrenching-blackbird-at-victory-gardens.html The headline reads "Mattie Hawkinson wipes the floor with...

It's really great that she does things. I wonder if her work on "China Beach" may have helped to make her more sensitive to the suffering of hospitalized military? LaSquisita

Look it up here - www.urbandictionary.com

I think the spoiler was for a 'panty party', which is different. Try the Urban Dictionary (Google is your friend) for a definition. LaSquisita

The play is a one-man performance, where LF plays Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. He performed this solo show on Broadway last Spring. It should not take a lot of time to get ready to do the show again. LaSquisita

The show only runs for six weeks and it is at the Geffen Theater, which is in the Westwood area of Los Angeles. LF is not even leaving town to do the play. LaSquisita

Gaol is a British spelling of a word commonly used on CSI, 'jail'. It is becoming less used, as American English takes over the world, but still seen occasionally. Oscar Wilde fans will know it from his prison poem, 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol.'

Are you supposed to use the British 'gaol'? I've never seen it here. I bet a lot of the US readers would be puzzled. Did you know that the vocabulary in the American editions of the Harry Potter books is changed from the British because of the differences in meaning and spelling? LaSquisita

Gee, I'm soooorrrry. I thought that others might appreciate a little more background info. I didn't realize that there was nobody here but you and me. :rommie: LaSquisita

These lyrics actually come from the Old Testament, Ecclesiastes 3:1. Pete Seeger adapted them for the song originally. There are other translations, of course, but this one is King James. See this for more: http://bible.cc/ecclesiastes/3-1.htm LaSquisita

Will anyone be wearing 'daisy dukes'? LaSquisita

How much is Les Moonves kicking back in? Or Sumner Redstone? LaSquisita

Re: Laurence/Raymond: The New Guy She has already appeared as the warden in "XX". ;) LaSquisita

You know when some one you really like gives you something you really don't like, you pretend it's nice because it came from a friend? Maybe now that Gil is gone, Cath said bye-bye to Miss Piggy too. I sure would. :guffaw: LaSquisita

This photo would make a great album cover (remember them?). Kinda late sixties, Talking Heads-ish. Now we need songs for it. LaSquisita

Re: Goodbye Grissom/Billy Support Group One of the great George Burns' famous quips is "Happiness is having a large, loving, caring, close-knit family in another city." I have good friends who spent many years living in Chicago too. They greatly prefer living in a warmer place. Remember...