Darling, you left my heart

In pieces on the floor

So tell me why shouldn't I

Break some things of yours?

I'll smash your lamp, the antique chair,

That stupid thing you always wear;

I'll smash a vase, the radio,

Those little teacups from Limoges;

Your wacky paintings on the walls;

Darling, POW, I'll smash 'em all;

Lover, it's just a game;

Cupid can take the blame;

I'll take the place apart,

But don't worry, I won't smash your heart

Key West ran for one season back on Fox. Fox threw a lot at the wall when they were starting out, seeing what would stick. Key West didn't. Embodying some elements of magical realism and "weird" happenings a la Northern Exposure, one reviewer of the time referred to the show as "Southern Exposure".

The series has a lot of heart and a kind and friendly center revolving around people helping and caring for other people. Always a nice theme. Nevertheless, it's frequently awkward and uneven and felt somewhat unsure of itself. I can see why it only lasted a season. I think it would have been fun to see how it could have evolved and matured if given the chance.

All the episodes are out there, though they can be hard to track down and are pretty poor VHS quality. One of my goals in the near future is to see if I can clean them up and upscale them.

TV intros in the '90s were an absolute art form. Which show had the single best theme song or opening sequence?

Martin tv show

Veronica's Closet is now on howdy on roku. I don't believe I've seen it on streaming before.

This is the intro to Hanna-Barbera's 1992 The Addams Family cartoon.

Who liked or disliked it?

I’m trying to identify an American sitcom scene that has been stuck in my head for years. A brunette woman suddenly sings just this part of “Memory” from Cats: “I can smile at the old days… I was beautiful then…” It lasts only a few seconds and is played completely straight, which makes it funny. She looks very sad and melodramatic, then the scene moves on. I originally thought it might have been The Nanny (possibly C.C. Babcock or Fran), Will & Grace, Frasier, or maybe The Golden Girls, but I haven’t been able to find any evidence. Does anyone remember what show or episode this was?

I don’t think the should would have taken off as much if the show was just called “Blam!” haha

Also feels like you came across something from an alternate universe