Castillo's mustache in "Duty and Honor"

[Crockettt]

It's actually part of the episode itself' date=' so if you have access to the episode you're good to go. The "teaser" is the earliest part of the episode; it takes place BEFORE the opening credits.[/quote'] Oh, thanks so much myonlyvice. I'll check it out.

[Guest myonlyvice]

myonlyvice. I'll check it out.

No sweat, buddy. Enjoy!

[Spyder]

It's actually part of the episode itself' date=' so if you have access to the episode you're good to go. The "teaser" is the earliest part of the episode; it takes place BEFORE the opening credits.[/quote'] Just like the "tag," in most episodic TV, is the final short segment of the show used between the last commercial break and the end credits, usually to wrap up the story and provide some comic relief.MV did away with using tags to great effect, instead ending stories abruptly and ambiguously ... kind of like real life.

[cageyJG]

Just like the "tag' date='" in most episodic TV, is the final short segment of the show used between the last commercial break and the end credits, usually to wrap up the story and provide some comic relief.MV did away with using tags to great effect, instead ending stories abruptly and ambiguously ... kind of like real life.[/quote'] Hear hear to that. And good call. I hadn't heard it called that before. Now I know. And now that I think about it, I don't think I could ever handle another "Who's the Boss" where they're all sitting around the table at the end laughing at some awful joke. Yuck! I hate those. Some I can dig though, maybe if it was a show like Magnum or Riptide (Riptide might be over the top cheesy though, still, it's 80s, and just a hunch).

[Spyder]

Hear hear to that. And good call. I hadn't heard it called that before. Now I know. And now that I think about it' date=' I don't think I could ever handle another "Who's the Boss" where they're all sitting around the table at the end laughing at some awful joke. Yuck! I hate those. Some I can dig though, maybe if it was a show like Magnum or Riptide (Riptide might be over the top cheesy though, still, it's 80s, and just a hunch).[/quote'] Then you would get a kick out of Police Squad, Cagey (which the Naked Gun movies were based on). Even by the early 1980s the TV show "tags" we're familiar with were so cliched that they were being spoofed:

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[Guest myonlyvice]

Just like the "tag' date='" in most episodic TV, is the final short segment of the show used between the last commercial break and the end credits, usually to wrap up the story and provide some comic relief.MV did away with using tags to great effect, instead ending stories abruptly and ambiguously ... kind of like real life.[/quote'] I never thought about it but you're right. Good call. Come to think of it the only show whose tags I enjoyed was "Seinfeld".