I did watch the entire series there but was surprised to see the show got taken down from ctv...

I'm rewatching the DVDs of this show, which I love so much!

While watching the first episode of the series ("Pilot"), I noticed that the date on the first paper that Gary gets is Tuesday, November 12th. That means that the current date (in the world of the show) is Monday, November 11th. Yet Gary and Chuck go to work. Wouldn't that be Veterans Day? Just an odd little thing I noticed! 🤩

(I figured I better put a spoiler alert but I don't really know if I had to but better safe than sorry! 🤩)

!So I haven't watched the show in years, but I remember the episode (S4E20) where Gary realises how he met Lucious Snow when he was young, and Snow chose him then. Gary then chooses the little girl in the episode to receive the paper next. But technically speaking, Gary still pretty young, and has maybe 4-5 decades till he probably dies. Wouldn't the girl also be pretty old by then too. Imagine being a grandma, and suddenly you get this paper, would probably throw you off balance. It makes sense that the owner of the paper gets it when they are younger and are able to get used to how it works etc. Was a decent episode, but I think they were a bit too ambitious!<

https://kyle4fans.tripod.com/kyleinterviews/id11.html (with supervising producer Alex Taub)

https://kyle4fans.tripod.com/kyleinterviews/id12.html

found these chat sessions and thought I'd bring these....if any of you were there?

I really haven't watched the original movie the episode was based on, but how does Gary end up with injury whenever he wakes up from dream?

I sometimes try to think how the cat might have carried the newspaper...did he carry it in his mouth like a dog? Did he just drag it? How do you think he did it?

I just watched episode where Chuck's uncle steals the mayor's dog. At some point Phil (the uncle) gives Gary hotdog and Chuck says Gary is vegetarian and I thought he was just saying it😅😅

Such a shame that she was only in one season. I really enjoyed her character and her performance. Unbelievable that she never received opening credits (while Billy Worley did, for the meaningless character Patrick Quinn).

Her final appearance at the end of season three was one of the more emotional moments of the show.

was watching Home Groan episode and he drove this Jeep to the car sales. I thought the only car he had was the one from the bar 😅

Saw this link when looking at threads about The Way Home. I used to love this show! Now I'll have to go back and find all the episodes.

Darn I don't see it anywhere on the Roku.

Someone recommended this show from other sub and I'm binge watching on internet archive but idk why there aren't any stream available platforms 😭😭 Even this can be watched in apple tv plus Canada...?

• was surprised when I found Fisher Stevens appeared in Asteroid City after finding the show😅

I’ve been watching Early Edition (or re-watching it) & tonight I was watching the episode called “The Quality Of Mercy.” Anyway, At the end of "The Quality Of Mercy" episode, there was a voiceover saying "By the way, Chicago was chosen as a location for Early Edition not only because it has plenty of shooting locations, but it also has a rich history for national newspapers and journalism."

I personally found that interesting and wanted to share that little Early Edition tidbit here. Not sure how they know that but it makes sense & I wanted to share that here!

I can't tell which instruments are being used, but the intro music you hear as soon as an episode starts sounds so comforting and lovely.