Seriously? OMG! WTF?

We hours away from the release of Frozen 2, but the cast cannot let go of the first one. Yesterday on The Late Late Show, James Corden joined them as they performed the musical’s biggest numbers on the crosswalk outside of the host’s CBS studios.

How cool is it to see Idina Menzel, Kristen Bell, Josh Gad and Jonathan Groff perform their songs live and in their costumes? I wish I was driving on Beverly when Elsa sang her showstopper.

Did Sarah Hyland have a nip slip? – Drunken Stepfather

Who is the father of his baby? – Pajiba

Do you want to see Joker 2? – ScreenRant

Which British Royal is stepping away from public life? – Dlisted

Who won't quit their role even though they lost it? – Celebitchy

Before we were mad about Paul Reiser on Mad About You, his friend was mad at him over a roast beef sandwich in Diner. He looks the same now as he did when he was 24 in that 1982 movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grQjwdr75rg
Back in 1992, we got to know Paul (Paul Reiser) and Jamie Buckman (Helen Hunt), two New York newlyweds, trying to make their marriage work. In 1999, we said goodbye to the new parents. Or so we thought.

Twenty years later, they are saying goodbye to their daughter Mabel, who is going to college. Starting today, you can watch the 12-episode event on Spectrum TV as the Buckmans adjust to being empty nesters.

The revival starts off with Paul and Jamie getting their only child ready to leave for college. Sadly for Mable, she chose to go to school in Manhattan, so her parents will stop by all the time unannounced. Which, of course, she will not like. There will be growing pains for their parents, they will learn to adjust.

They are not the only ones adjusting, several of the original cast members are back and their lives are different too. Jamie’s sister is still single and Lisa (Anne Ramsay) has a really cool job. Ira (John Pankow) has a woman in his life and they run a restaurant together. Mark (Richard Kind) and Fran have gone their different ways and he is married to someone new.

Like real life, their lives changed over the last two decades. What hasn’t changed is the feel of the show. Like Will & Grace, it feels like no time has passed since the first run and this one. If you are a fan of the original, then you are going to love this update. I know I am loving it after watching the first six episodes.

Back in 1989, Kellie Martin was hired to play Patti LuPone’s daughter on the family drama Life Goes On. Thirty years later, they look just as close. So much so, I can’t understand why they don’t bring it back for a revival. Who doesn’t want to see where the Thatchers would be today? I want to know how Corky is doing.

If no one will give us a revival, how about airing repeats in syndication?

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