The focus this week is on the commercials but, so we can enjoy them in their natural habitat, we're going to watch some things that were on TV when these commercials were originally shown. It's going to be about a 50/50 split so these commercial breaks are going to be long. Like last-half-of-a-movie-showing-on-Saturday-afternoon long.
The infamous Too Close For Comfort episode "For Every Man, There's Two Women" aired late in the show's run. You probably gave up on it before July 20, 1985, the day it aired. Heck, all you remember from Too Close For Comfort is the cow puppet.
Well, the cow isn't even in this episode.
Shattered If Your Kid's on Drugs stars Burt Reynolds, Judd Nelson and Anne of Green Gables's Megan Follows:
It's also Dermot Mulroney's debut, beating Dylan McDermott to the screen by one year. So if anyone needs to bow out so I don't confuse them anymore, it's Dylan. Now if I could have a few words about Isla Fisher and Amy Adams...
Here's what happened last week:
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