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Winnie Cooper and Topanga.

Family Ties had pretty good writing, Michael J Fox and the Dad were really good at there roles.

Nice list Gerry.

I have been to Cheers in Boston, sorry to highjack thread. Greatest show in the 80"s

Going to be a fight for 8. Already owned by Lacey but Cam Coleman and Raleek Brown were both 8 Hollywood Smothers was 5 and that now belongs to Cooper.

Family Ties on NickatNite was regular viewing at Prather Dorm in 2001-2002

Richard Wesley is in #99

Or Jelani

Would like to see Littleton or Kade Phillips get that no 7…

Derrek Coopers #5 IG story

I always love figuring out new numbers of the newcomers, or returners who are switched. According to Derek Coopers instagram story he will be wearing 5. That’s the only one I’ve been able to find thus far. Any that you guys figure out add them here!

☝️--WRONG--☝️ It hasn't been 8 years (drafted in 2019). Hamilton was a positive WAR (BRef, FG) player in the 2024 (2.6, 1.6) and 2025 (1.0, 0.1) seasons. He's just 28. Why would he leave when he gets paid like this? He projects to have more positive WAR seasons. He should keep going and see if he can make any money after he's arb-eligible after this season.

After 8 years it’s time to get a real job.

Forgive my ignorance, but does being in the “last 4 in,” category mean the same thing as being in a “play-in game?”

Pretty much comes down to this ... still 9-9 lock to be in, and very likely a 10 seed 8-10, win one in the SEC Tournament ... play in game likely

Good stuff. I met Larry McMurtry and Cormac McCarthy in San Marcos 2010 at the 25th anniversary conference for Blood Meridian. McMurtry lamented that Blood Meridian would outlast Lonesome Dove in the long run. I told McCarthy I thought he based Blood Meridian on Plato. He looked at me for about five seconds and said, "Well, yeah. No one has ever said that to me."

I would add: A Man Called Horse, Open Range, and of course, Lonesome Dove.

The Wire and Sopranos always dueling for my #1 spot

Just kidding ..... but not really.

Living on the bubble. This is the way of Texas basketball recently.

My youngest daughter keeps asking me when Blood Meridian is coming out. I read the book with her five times from when she was ten to seventeen. I can't determine if it's really coming or not. I've read it's filmed and in the can. I've read it's maybe done. I've read it's nothing. My view is that it's extremely difficult to film. I don't know how you can do the book justice and put on film. I'd like to see an attempt, I hope it's good. Greatest novel in the history of America.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly for sure. My avatar approves.

Let's go greatest films. I'm a Western fan, so it's going to be all Westerns. Rio Bravo (1959) The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) High Plains Drifter (1973) Unforgiven (1992) No Country for Old Men (2007)