As many know, the "T" in Capt. James T. Kirk from Star Trek stood for Tiberius. But did you know that Tiberius was also the middle name of one Woody Boyd, the young bartender from Cheers?

And in case you're interested, the name Horshack means "The cattle are dying" (per Arnold himself on an episode).

Nobody sang it better than the late great Cubs announcer Harry Carey who would get the Wrigley Field crowd to join him during the 7th inning stretch. Sure do miss him.

It really is sad that they ended their partnership so harshly. I can remember tearing up when Frank Sinatra reunited them several years ago on Jerry's MD telethon.

Word has it Grant would not allow the song Pop Goes the Weasel to be played in his wife's presence. It caused her to lose control and beat people up.

Paul McCartney played the song live on his 2005 tour...and it was fantastic!!

https://youtu.be/8MWVo1fjRsQ

The greatest comedy TV shows of all time have one thing in common: the so-called "star" is usually only an equal to the supporting cast. Shows like Seinfeld, Friends, Cheers, and so on all had characters equal in importance and popularity. Gilligan's Island was like that...no one character was more important than the others.

Know how many Academy Awards "Change of Habit" won?

Nun

Dr. Hackenbush: "Emily, I have a confession to make. I'm really a horse doctor. But if you marry me I'll never look at another horse again."

Awesome movie!! Saw it when I was a kid. Groucho is awesome but that-a Chico...he-a funny-a guy!!

Growing up I can recall my dad being a huge Johnny Weismuller fan and refusing to watch any Tarzan film that didn't star him.