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  • Married with Children: My Childhood Crush on Alyssa Milano Across the Hallway

    By David Faustino | May 26, 2026

    When Married with Children started shooting in 1987, the kid actors had a schoolroom on the lot. Mine was down the hall from Alyssa Milano’s, where she was filming Who’s the Boss. I was 13, already a fan, and the first time she walked by I went full tongue-tied. Vicious and unrequited.

  • Sam Kinison Screamed Happy Birthday to My Dad and It Made His Year

    By David Faustino | May 26, 2026

    Folks, this is one of those stories I never get tired of telling, mostly because every time I tell it I can still hear Sam Kinison’s voice ringing through the phone. If you were around for season 4 of Married with Children, you remember the two-part Christmas episode It’s a Bundyful Life Part 1 and…

  • Harold Sylvester guarding Pistol Pete Maravich

    By Norman Jablonsky | May 25, 2026

    Here is our friend, Harold Sylvester (Griff), guarding LSU’s Pistol Pete Maravich on February 10, 1969. Harold’s Tulane University team kicked LSU’s ass, 110-94. But, Pistol dropped 66 points and 10 boards that game. However, when Tulane beat LSU, 101-99, in two overtimes earlier on December 14, 1968, Harold had 32 points and 22 rebounds.