“Indiana Nights” went into development at CBS in 1985 as a John Cougar Mellencamp vehicle wherein he solves farm-related crimes. After he turned down the role, they shot a pilot starring Steve Forbert but it wasn’t picked up.

As someone who still watches college basketball due to the Kings leaving Kansas City when I was 8 and resultant unbreakable emotional attachments, NBA officiating is exponentially the best basketball officiating on display.

Or, he can play once a month or so and keep the money.

He’s not the cheap option for “8th man on a good team” but that’s a role in which he can succeed. Forced into something more central and one develops an unfair “this guy can’t play” feeling.

Getting the full De’Andre Hunter experience, too.

The darts are on Peacock?!

Sorry, I haven’t read the new Pynchon.

Unless he misspoke, it’s at least 2.

It’s the one I’d recommend.

The original LA Quartet is great, too. Peaks with The Big Nowhere for me.

American Tabloid is James Ellroy’s masterpiece.

The path is clearer if Darryn Peterson never plays basketball again after seeing Caleb Wilson up close.