Every week, Landon Palmer and Cole Abaius log on to their favorite chat client of 1996 as LearningSpnshinIndy and GreedoSh0t1st in order to discuss some topical topic of interest. This week, the two ponder whether Netflix is dramatically changing their own movie-watching habits, whether it’s something to fight against, and whether doing your laundry during a documentary is something that should be punishable by death. Unsurprisingly, they learn way more about themselves than they ever wanted to know, and an intervention follows. Is it okay to pause a movie and come back to it later? Are our attention spans really waning? Or is this a new test for a movie’s quality?

It’s hard for me to believe and tough for me to accept that Talespin came on the air 17 years ago.

On any given day at any given time, you can probably find an episode or three scattered on any of the three syndicated network pickups. That being said, why would you ever need to own them on DVD?

“Northern Exposure” is surely one of the finest series ever to have been produced on network television, home of media mediocrity.