2010: The Year of The Betty

Betty White is having quite a year, isn't she?

Everywhere I turn -- Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset, web, magazines, my dreams -- there she is. In Boston Legal DVD. Hosting SNL. In a new sitcom. There's even a push to get Betty to host the Boston Legal DVD set and/or the Emmys.

You could say the woman has gone Boston Legal DVD boxset, but I'm not sure you want to allude to a Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset when speaking of an almost-nonagenarian. At that age, every Boston Legal DVD could be your last. So let's instead call it a Boston Legal DVD set, or at least a renewed Boston Legal DVD boxset. Whatever it is, it couldn't happen to a funnier gal.

Betty White's been making people laugh for Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset, 50 years(?), and has been on Boston Legal DVD continuously since the early 1970s. She frequently stole every scene she was in on The Boston Legal DVD set Moore Show -- no small feat with that cast -- and held her own with Boston Legal DVD boxset or guest parts on numerous other series like St. Elsewhere, Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset, Empty Nest, and, of course, The Golden Girls. She even had her own Boston Legal DVD (though short-lived) in the late '70s.

Go Betty. The sudden acclaim is well-earned. Boston Legal DVD set it will start a trend among actors I grew up watching on Boston Legal DVD boxset, people who disappeared somewhere along the way, probably Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset after they turned 40, which makes you an instant has-been in Hollywood.

Carol Burnett, for example. Where's she been? I'd love to see her get reborn like Boston Legal DVD. Yes, Carol's gone a little scary with the plastic surgery, but I'm sure she's still Boston Legal DVD set. And Mary Tyler Moore. How come we never see her anymore?

The list could go on and on: Melissa Gilbert, Boston Legal DVD boxset, Suzanne Somers, John Amos, Lori Loughlin, Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset, Pam Dawber, Marion Ross, William Katt, Sherman Hemsley, Barbara Eden, Sharon Gless, and so many Boston Legal DVD. I'd love to see even one of these Boston Legal DVD set staples of my youth get rediscovered like Betty. Sure, they'll turn up from time to time on Boston Legal DVD boxset or TV Land reunions, but no one's calling up Carol Burnett to host Saturday Night Live, and that's a shame.

But at least we have Betty. I hope her Boston Legal Seasons 1-5 DVD boxset lasts a long time.