Remember when somebody offered an unsolicited opinion about somebody else’s personal problem and it turned out that they were right all along?
At least not until Magnum paid him for the helicopter fuel from the last time. And how about when Higgins sicced the lads on Magnum? That was hilarious!
That one time on Game of Thrones where that dude got killed in a sword-fight!
Nah, the better episode was of Smallville, where Clark saved someone with his super-speed (so fast they didn’t even see him!) and got into an argument with Lana.
You mean the one where they lived in a black and white world where they were incredibly clumsy, but got better when they moved to the Wonderful World of Color?
Loved the one where the two Secret Service agents saved the country from the megalomaniac. Or President Grant from assassination.
What the heck are you talking about? He made it very clear that it wasn’t his problem; like he said, he has this . . . friend . . . who has a problem.
Speaking of solving problems, how about the episode where Commander Spock came up with a logical solution, but Doctor McCoy argued for a more compassionate one, and danged if Captain Kirk didn’t manage to win through with a third option?
That was my favorite!!!
Yes. That was the one where the final scene took place on the bridge with Kirk in his chair and Scotty, Bones and Spock standing around.
Kirk summarized the situation. Bones made a snarky comment, and then Spock raised an eyebrow.
Not as good as the one where Hawkeye and BJ had an argument, but they were friends again at the end.
Wasn’t that the one where Darrin had invited Larry Tate over for dinner to impress an old client, but then Endora cast a spell which caused all sorts of shenanigans, and Samantha had to counter before anyone saw.
Was that as good as the one where Eddie Haskell was a real little prick?
I remember that one! And they never said “You know that product we’ve been telling you to buy for the last 30-odd years? Well, forget it! It’s nothing but crap!”
I think you’re confusing it with the one where Aunt Clara couldn’t remember the spell and fucked everything up.
Refresh my memory here: What did Scotty do? 
Nodded and smirked. Then said “aye.”
Remember the Batman episode when Commissioner Gordon called on the Batphone and Bruce and Dick didn’t want Aunt Harriet to know they were Batman and Robin, so they told her they were going fishing? Or was it birdwatching?
The one where the gay astronaut rejected the advances of the beautiful genie.
How about that time on Mork & Mindy when Mork misinterpreted an Earth custom with hilarious results?
Ah, that one! 