Careful, you'll hurt the OP's feelings and transgress against his apparently long held view that OT is a bastion of carefully considered probity and bourgeois manners . . . the kind of place where nuns and folks with severely impacted sphincters gather to unwind and dance in painfully choreographed minuets. I imagine D-power in a powdered wig, don't you?
Actually, you made me think for a moment of a spinoff series where Morley Safer and Anderson Cooper dance for an hour titled "60 Minuets". Yeesh.
Oh, and btw, the 22,000 professionals of the Television Academy agree with us, Craig, and not Desi . . . who is entitled to his opinion . . . no matter how wrong it might be!
I've never quite understood the merciful "but he has a right to his opinion" addition.
We agree he does, but it's a bit like saying, "You're wrong - Benny Hill is NOT the best British comedy show ever, but you have the right to get water from the faucet and drive on public roads like everyone does." It's true, but there wasn't a question about that, just the inaccuracy of the opinion.
Correction, I never understood it until recently. In an age where telling the truth costs you your security clearance and presidential tweets demanding prison, I see the reason for the addition.