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A is for Anthony, Carla's oldest child.

X is for Ex boyfriends and girlfriends. Sam and Diane were exes in season three, Frasier was her ex in season four.

I liked Lucky Louie as well, even thought I'm glad we have Louie now. I still miss Bored to Death. I didn't discover it until it went to DVD, but what an original, funny show. The friendship between Jason Schwartzman, Ted Danson and Zach Galifianakis was so sweet.

T is for A Tale of Two Cities, which Frasier hilariously reads to the gang at the bar.

P is for Phil Perlman, who is Rhea Perlman's father and played, strangely enough, "Phil" on the show.

I is for Indiana, where Woody is from.

Ugh, how I hate Sumner. "Sumner's Return" is a great episode though.

Funny, regarding Up, I don't cry during the first ten minutes--though I love that sequence--but much later in the film when the Carl and the kid are really in peril. It gets to me every time.

I'm biased (I love Seth) but I thought he did a great job. I liked the clear SNL influence that the show seemed to have. I even enjoyed the Q&A.

E is for Edward, which is Ted Danson's real name.

W is for George Wendt.

S is for Simon Finch-Royce, the English psychologist Sam and Diane get advice from.

K is for Kate Mulgrew, who played Janet Eldridge--she almost stole Sam away from Diane.

I started watching the show when it premiered. I was twelve. I watch a few episodes each week, and practically know all the lines by heart. It's one of the greatest sitcoms that ever was.

H if for The Hungry Heffer!

C is for the Charles Brothers, who created this wonderful show.

Z is for Zamboni, because Carla's second husband Eddie (aka Guy) was run over and killed by a Zamboni.

I don't miss Fred either.

My husband, who adores this show, said twenty minutes into the episode, "It was the Sanchez brothers! They live in an effing basement!"

RIP Mr. Pardo. I'll root for Higgins, or as a wild card, Jimmy Fallon.

K is for Ken Levine, who was a co producer during the first season.

Bob's Burgers won the Emmy for Best Animated Program, this is the episode they won for. Not my favorite of the season, but well deserved!

I remember the bride with the ringlets! And I was completely aghast at that episode--bitches! The ringlet bride got married in some sort of strip mall chapel, and yes, she was very, very late. I recall the blonde bride's wedding being really nice. There seems to be theme on some of these episodes--if the three other brides are not classy girls and one bride is, they will gang up on her.

I saw an episode on Sunday where one bride marked another down for having flowers, because she herself is not a fan of flowers. ???? I think it was the nastiest episode I'd ever seen, one bride complaining the others were boring for not taking shots at the reception, and then griping because one bride had a sign that said, No Shots. I think two of the brides ganged up on the fourth one, because she was reserved and, well, classy. It seems like the producers asked nasty bride about it, because she said she bonded with one other bride, but not the last one, as she was so reserved. Still, can't wait for this show to come back this week!

Alex P. Keaton. OK, anything Michael J Fox is in. Can't stand him, never could.