In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!

In her final daily column at the Philadelphia Inquirer, veteran tv writer Gail Shister signs off in typical Shister fashion, promising that "[her] show isn't being cancelled. It's moving to a new timeslot."**

And in her last entry, Gail reminds us how different things were when she initially took the reins back in 1982. Back before Vanna White's first eyelift, when Tom Brokaw was just another backup anchor and "Bette Davis Eyes" (i.e. as opposed to "Bootylicious") was considered a chart-topper.

We'll miss Gail Shister's daily primetime musings, her plucky penchant for cable broadcasting programs, and her encyclopedic knowledge of shows like "Gunsmoke," that ran well before we were even born. Congratulations on a job well done, Gail. We'll definitely be tuning in for the sequel.

Which is clever, because it's about tv. Which just happens to be Gail's area of expertise!