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I myself would like to play Gus' game! Lauren was right... it is a Hell of a thing. Not only did that teen at the electronics store where Peter worked like it. Look, those kids at the expo are so into it, they don't even notice the terrorist carnage going on.

@CruuushaL It was also because the network wouldn't agree to the salary he demanded--$2 million per episode. He then referred to Lorre as, "A cheap Jew prick."

I do love these two. Kutch and Cryer do have a kind of magic together....

@axlrosea675 He could teach people plenty. See, neither Charlie or Walden actually KNEW anything about the opposite sex--they were able to easily attract them by their appearances, demeanor, money and fancy gadgets.

If you had to understand women in order to attract them, the species would have...

Take a look at all the great SNL skits that were stretched-out into unwatchable movies. This was a little better... but yeah, it really wore out it's welcome. Why was it not very good? There's a REASON skits are only a few minutes long. A VERY good reason. Just check out the original "ALL THAT" b...

@zukamoton84 They wore make-up for the effect. And Frehley is half-Native Cherokee, Peter Criss is Itallian.

@neoman289151 Actually, BERTA comes before EVERYONE ELSE.

Sheen was already being paid $1 million per episode. But he wanted twice that. He was on this for eight years. He was the beloved regular the fans had grown to love. The show was about him for fuck's sake. They wrote this specifically for him. Even though this made him the highest-paid TV-star i...

Every musical number this show ever had reminds of "Springtime For Hitler..."

I don't like the Zoe character. She's just not interesting... AT ALL.

Thought the ending was kind of stupid. I know Allan's supposed to always have an unhappy ending, but still... Come on.

@fireredtrainer01 He's not. Sheen burned every bridge there was because they refused his $2 million per episode salary.

I gotta admit... Ebert was right. This was worse than Eddie Murphy's "Harlem Nights." And Siskel's right. Yeeesh, a costume party. I'd like to GO TO A COSTUME PARTY, not watch one. Especially for 90 minutes.

That's Wayne Newton himself singing, isn't it? At the beginning... and then The Beatles. Broderick is lip-syncing all this, isn't it?

I loved the tagline for this one... "The story of a rebel and his bike." Yeah. Yeah, that's the best way to put it. And like "Easy Rider," he sees all of America at the same time.

This is wrong. This episode is "He Said, She Said"--not "The Wrong Man."

Hey, where's the opera? That was an important part of this scene.

I don't get it. I thought they killed Malone already. If they hadn't yet, what dead friend is he referring to? Or is that his subconscious?

@sweet9814 Two years later, it's 25,958.

Milton is the perfect patient for Doctor John Becker.

1:30--Did he just call Jon Cryer "a lucky Duckie?"

The actress Amanda (Lindsay Price) left the show to appear on the U.S. version of "The Coupling" that appeared on NBC. It lasted less than one year whereas this show went on for another season-and-a-half.

Define "irony"--The actress that played Amanda is played by Lindsay Price was a soap opera actress on "The Young And The Restless." And this break-up between the two is pretty much on the level of a soap opera.

This is not "Margaret's Dream." This is "Let's Talk About Sex".

Oh my God.... she stayed for him...