"Come and knock on our door"...Oh boy, did I love this show as a kid! Suzanne Somers, sexual innuendo, misunderstandings...did I say Suzanne Somers? Let's face it, this was not meant to be a thinking man's series, nor a critical darling (although it was nominated for tons of Emmy and Golden Globe Awards). Rather, this was a fun, escapist show chock full o' horny young adults. That said, the writing was sharp, the acting was solid, and...it had Suzanne Somers! Enjoy.

Taxi. The series that gave brought legends into our living rooms: Judd Hirsch, Danny DeVito, Andy Kaufman, and Christopher Lloyd. It's also the series that started Tony Danza down a path of only playing characters named Tony. Join me as I explore Taxi's shared DNA with the Mary Tyler Moore Universe and how it paved the way for it's illegitimate child, Cheers. A sweet mixture of humor and unfulfilled dreams. Enjoy.

Yes, it's another Fanacek episode about a show you probably don't enjoy, but you absolutely must revisit this pilot as it is almost as batshit crazy as the rest of the series. Mr. Drummond plays white savior to two black orphans who just lost their mother. Lucky for them, they don't have a chance to grieve because Mr. D is "shaking hands like a brother", showering them with toys and a pony, and offering a soak in his jacuzzi. What could have been an interesting commentary on loss and racial divides became this cotton candy descent into lunacy. Enjoy.