On this day in 1978, the Yankees won the World Series. Most players come into the locker room and celebrate with champagne. Reggie Jackson, made a god damn tuna sandwich.

Oh dear god if Kenny Albert has to prep all over again

44 years ago today on Taxi, a Chris Lloyd masterclass, Jim's Inheritance. Jim's father has died and he wishes he could hear just once, that he loved him. The masterclass is done when Jim finally realizes, without saying a word, that his dad loved him more than he could know.

God speed Eva Marie Saint. A career spanning 8 decades and had some of the greatest depth of an actor I have ever seen.

Happy 42nd anniversary to the greatest SNL short ever made! Men's Synchronized Swimming.

If we have the SAP button for spanish translation, we need the Japanese option for baseball broadcasts. This is awesome.

65 years ago today, the Dick Van Dyke Show premiered. Did you know the theme song originally had lyrics? The time @iammrvandy sang them for all of you to hear.

67 years ago today, The Twilight Zone premiered. And I will NEVER understand, why Burgess Meredith had to suffer.

On her 91st birthday, please enjoy one minute of Julie Andrews swearing. 😂

Oh goodness. Nothing like a belt to ass beating of anything Boston. Sorry Boston friends.

Happy Madeline Kahn Day for all those who celebrate.

God speed Dennis Haskins. As Mr. Belding, he kept that rascal Zack Morris in check. And free from his loser undependable brother.

29 years ago today, Sylvester Stallone hosted SNL. The episode featured the hilarious Norm MacDonald Car Accident sketch, where Norm proceeds to shit on the career of Sly as he tries to rescue him. 😂😂😂

47 years ago today, a masterpiece. Taxi gave us one of the best scenes in sitcom history. "What Does The Yellow Light Mean?"

49 years ago today, The Love Boat premiered. But how many of you know the show started as a TV movie that was to serve as a pilot? Cast looks a bit different too.

Celebrating the 78th birthday of the late and brilliant Phil Hartman. Nobody did Donahue like Phil.

My entire life, I have only known one voice. Lawrence Tanter never made himself bigger than the game. He was not a hype man and LA would never accept that. Like Bob Sheppard, his voice was magic. Especially with these 6 words: "Ladies and Gentleman, Your Los Angeles Lakers"