N is for the nosegay Lady Kitty found at her bedside.

Liz hoped that Vicki understood, but it finally became too much and Liz had to slap Vicki across the face because of her habit of making obnoxious sounds with her armpits whenever she wore sleeveless dresses.

Okay i don't know this rap song but hey . .might work.

You could go country and use Hank Williams, Jr.'s "I'd Love to Knock the Hell Out of You":

Oh I'd love to knock the hell out of you
and if you keep messing around I'm going to.
So if your looking for trouble, tell ya' whatcha do,
come over and get the shit knocked out of you.

I never daydream about the lyrics in my everyday life or anything. 

There is an additional item this morning on the TVShowsonDVD.com site about the delayed release of Cagney and Lacey on DVD. It apparently involves clearing music rights, but there is a link to a lengthy blog entry by series producer Barney Rosenzweig about the entire process of getting the show released. He ain't a happy camper.

His blog entry mentions that a C&L reunion at the Museum of Television and Radio was scheduled to coincide with the DVD release. According to the MTR press release that is supposed to occur on April 30. Gless and Daly are listed as attending, but no Karlen.

The thing that nixed the 1995 thing for me, was the clothing. I wish they had've been a little more imaginative with the futuristic garb, instead of just throwing 70s stuff on their people. I loved 95, don't get me wrong, but watching it through this past time, that's what stuck out most for me.

Yeah, too bad they didn't go for that spandex look for future fashion that they had in the Buck Rogers television series. 

On her long, lonely nights alone, Liz could never resist fondling her bedpost because it reminded her of her teenage dreams of becoming a pole dancer.

And he was nice looking at the time!

Frankly, I think he's even better looking now than he was in his younger days.