matlock

He's against junk fees, malarkey, and airing Matlock later than 7pm so he has my vote.

Someone's half-recorded an episode of Matlock because they grabbed the first VHS tape in reach so they could watch it later.

Recoverable by your grandmother with dementia, before the next Matlock episode airs?

Golden girls and Matlock used to be the most popular shows on TV but advertisers hated them since the viewing demographic didn't actually buy anything.

We don't learn law from reading every Matlock script ever written.

In fact, I can only think of it's proper use in the context of matlock-type crime dramas and black-and-white noir films.

> Someone's half-recorded an episode of Matlock because they grabbed the first VHS tape in reach so they could watch it later.

I'll add it the reboot of Matlock Ive been writing:) Kidding aside - it shows how extremely complicated the modern world has become that some thing like that is even plausible.

Lock In is a great example; I loved his world building, but both of his first two books felt like it channeled Matlock or CSI with their endings, with exposition and some kind of reveal that felt out of character.

I've seen far too many of my own relatives rot by plopping their ass in front of the TV some time at age 75 and watching Matlock reruns until their brains oozed out of their ears - not a pretty sight.

It is why advertising is geared toward young people, why NBC couldn't make money on Matlock and Golden Girls (they were very popular, but the ad dollars were not there), why you go broke aiming at a 60 yro demographic rather than a 20 yro one.

But, seriously, why can't I go to one service and watch every Cary Grant movie, or every movie directed by John Ford, or every episode of Remington Steele, or every episode of Matlock or whatever.

Reviewing Musk’s public comments on Cybertruck online, Matlock surmises that the material is 'very likely a modified version of the lean-alloyed austenitic 301 alloy.'" Two other things line up for me: the rate of rust is right and I think if they were using 304 they'd want to advertise it as 304, not 30X.

This line, for example > I think that you do not have a solid case that I am Satoshi, and that you are hoping I will pay you a large sum I read it how you meant to say it, but thinking through every episode of Law & Order, Matlock, et al that I can remember, the guy who says "Oh yeah?

We used to have Perry Mason and Matlock, where the defense attorneys were the heroes of the show.

David Matlock, professor emeritus at the Colorado School of Mines’ Advanced Steel Processing and Products Research Center.

When you aren’t getting dates, you don’t go home and watch re-runs of Matlock; you get out of the house and meet people.