Chris Harris Jr. hosts collection drive for Coats for a Cause | Girls Coats

In 2009, Evian’s roller-skating babies ad set a Guinness World Record for most viewed online ad, racking up more than 45 million views as of Nov. 9 of that year. After surpassing the 100 million view mark by 2010, Evian put the ad on TV in the U.S.

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94. “Teacher’s Petrie” (Season 3, Episode 32)A good cross-purposes episode in which Rob is convinced that Laura’s creative writing teacher (Bernard Fox) is flattering her to get him to lecture to his class. Extra credit to Cheerio Meredith as a sweet-looking granny with a ghastly gangster story (“Marion looked at the gaping hole in his ugly drunken body and said, ‘Johnny Moxie, you stink.’”)

54. “A Surprise Surprise is a Surprise” (Season 2, Episode 30)Laura is in the midst of planning a surprise party for Rob, and as Rob tells Buddy and Sally, “it’s pretty funny.” Using “deductive reasoning, knowledge of the way my wife’s mind works, and accidental eavesdropping,” Rob tries to stay one step ahead of Laura. Pretty funny, indeed. This episode is shameless in hooking the audience via misdirection as Rob initially thinks Laura is having an affair.

Though shocked and dismayed, Greenwood immediately thought, “I don’t want to let this go.” By Christmas, she had spread the word through social media, launched a GoFundMe page and started seeking donations through her studio and elsewhere.

Apart from shaming over lack of winter coats, other parents have also added to the PSA, suggesting that parents not be criticised if their children are outside without gloves and hats.

134. “A Nice, Friendly Game of Cards” (Season 3, Episode 18)Rob inadvertently uses a marked deck of cards during a poker game attended by a hard-nosed former District Attorney (a pre-Get Smart Ed Platt). The panic when Rob realizes what he’s done is the comedy jackpot, but otherwise, not quite a must-see.

After three seasons, Carl Reiner is for the first time full-frontal Alan Brady and turning up the egomaniacal taskmaster up to 11. Rob gets a reluctant Alan to host a documentary about comedy and is driven crazy in the process, exacerbated by Millie, who writes 14 fan letters for the show that is then pre-empted. The exchange in which Rob learns from Laura and Millie of the errant letters is gold.

"When Jennifer MacPhee let me know they were providing a coat for every one of our girls this year, I was just thrilled," said Ashley Jeffrey Bouck, executive director of Girls Inc. of the Greater Capital Region. "There is some degree of need among a large portion of our membership, and it is a significant sigh of relief for all of us here to know that every child who comes through our doors is going to have a warm coat this winter."

As Jim predicted, the final cost topped $250,000, funded privately through donations that included a sizeable gift from the McConnell Foundation. The Knox family also poured their own money into the project, which has a lot of bells and whistles and plans for a "Phase II" to put an open-air roof over the rink.

The afternoon was extra special for Muscala not only because was he able to help serve meals, but he also had the opportunity to do so alongside his 76ers’ Walk In My Shoes mentee Gianni. Landry Shamet and Shake Milton also got into the holiday spirit as they surprised 18 youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs in Philadelphia and Camden at Holiday Hoopla, presented by StubHub on Dec. 19 at The Center. Prior to Shamet and Milton distributing holiday gifts, the kids were signed to 1-Day contracts from General Manager Elton Brand and played a scrimmage on the 76ers home court.

So many little baby girl clothes are, like, little tank tops and rompers and dresses. Sure, they are adorable, but for daily use, it just never really made sense to me.