And finally, the Margaret Meehan Super-Cut. Her facial expressions alone are a master-class, and then we had 40-45 years of brilliant comedy (and occasional drama) after that.

Good book. I mean the McBride tome, obviously.

Honestly, whole chunks of the first season are bearable only because of Claudia Christian's ability to consistently rise above the material she's given.

28 YEARS LATER

Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation

Certainly most of what passes for political criticism amounts to narcissistic calls for art to simply reflect and affirm the critic's personal political prejudices and priorities.

Maybe Pauline Kael had a point about rewatching movies (or at least about rewatching slightly-better-than-middling movies).

In A Tree Grows in Brooklyn when the teacher makes sure Francie gets the Christmas pie without exposing her poverty to the rest of class (though nearly every scene in the movie contains a gesture like this).