This week says you takes a look back over the years to how it all began.

May I make a suggestion?

I'd like that.

I think we could call this original syntax.

We've reassembled the original panel to revisit our very first episode.

Pilot, spelled P-I-L-O-T.

I'm sorry I can't give you points for that, but certainly get to hear.

We've discovered that in 20-plus years, some things haven't changed at all.

Uh-huh.

Yeah, I thought you wouldn't know that word.

We won't even try to deconstruct that way.

Thank you, Arnie.

Once again, without even moving her lips,

Paula Lyons answers the question.

It's a retrospective, says you, coming right up.

Hi, Barry Nolan here with a share. I guess you could call me a tweener now, between parenting and

grandparenting, I hope. Time with my kids these days is usually some grown-up travel adventure,

but I do remember so well how hard it was to find just the right gift for kids

and the joy of finding things that really captured their imagination.

So recently, not for a birthday or a graduation, no special occasion, I just sent a Kiwi

company package as a surprise to a special young friend, Thomas, seven years tall.

Reaction on the receiving end, verbatim, Thomas said, when the box came, I didn't know what it was,

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