"As WGN falls prey to the current trends and tragedies of modern media, the brand for me will always be a gateway into the past, a fulcrum of my nostalgia not just for how I was introduced to television, but to the city of Chicago itself."
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"It wasn’t until we were physically at Rockefeller Center that it started to hit me. After 35 years of watching the show almost every week, I was about to be inside Studio 8H."
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"I started watching 3-2-1 Contact and looked forward to the day I’d reside in some sort of half-house, half-science lab in the middle of a forest, making a living doing important experiments."
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"As I’ve started to think about transitioning Archie into his first shows over the next few months, I’ve found myself feeling an unexpected twinge of sadness. And it’s because I’m realizing his TV childhood will be nothing like mine."
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"In her last months and weeks, we watched a lot of TV together. Partly because it was all she was physically able to do, but also because television was one of the central bonds between my mother and me."
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"For all the talk about the sneak-attack feminism in her sketches, the facts are these: Amy Schumer is just really f*cking funny."
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"And here’s the good news: They called me for an interview! It was pretty mind-blowing to be talking NBC late night TV with people who actually work at NBC."
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"Before you shell out $150 for a center orchestra seat, it might helpful to know whether you’ll jump out of that seat to give a standing ovation–or walk out in protest."
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