medievalmike

Harry takes Sandy to a St. Trinian's themed dance, where the women are expected to dress like St. Trinian's Girls with the "uh" and the "uh" (that's what everyone keeps saying). Just the "uh" by itself would have been bad enough. But to have the "uh" as well, that's as intolerable as you-know-what.

Jean goes out to dinner with an old boyfriend who she had dated right after the death of her first husband. He had been out of the country for most of the intervening years working for the Foreign Service. He has also married. He doesn't realize quite how many years it has been since he and Jean last spoke. My impression before this episode was that Judith was grown when her father died. Here, we find out she was a little girl. The old flame only knew her as a little girl, and thinks she still is a little girl until Jean corrects him.

James Tiberius Kirk always has been and always shall be the One True Captain of the United Star Ship Enterprise. Andrew Taylor always has been and always shall be the One True Sheriff of Mayberry, North Carolina.

It doesn't matter if they die, or haven't been born yet, or if the actors who play them die, or get recast. It doesn't even matter if they are fictional characters on fictional TV shows. Andy Taylor was Sheriff of Mayberry before "The Andy Griffith Show" was created, and will be after "The Andy Griffith Show" is forgotten. James Kirk was Captain of the Enterprise before "Star Trek was created, and will be after "Star Trek" and all its spinoffs and movie spinoffs are forgotten.