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 Burton, known for his role in "Star Trek" and hosing "Reading Rainbow," is a fan-favorite to replace Trebek. Here's why that makes sense.
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And so with this CBS/Paramount DVD release, Gunsmoke ends its unprecedented 20-year run, wrapping up an incredible 635 episodes. While a couple of series have since beaten Gunsmoke, namely Law & Order, The Simpsons, and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, with more seasons and/or episodes, that doesn't take into account Gunsmoke's far greater per-season output in its early years, or the much longer running times of both the half-hour and later hour-long episodes. Nor does it factor in star James Arness's appearance in every episode (and later TV movies), or the long runs of so many regulars, including supporting and bit players. Regardless, the label's commitment to finish out Gunsmoke on DVD deserves our gratitude, especially their wise decision to remaster the entire series, and to even add some fine extra features in its last seasons. I'...Read the entire review
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 "Or if you criticize yourself for making a mistake —either way, you will never have enough confidence to try anything new or expand your repertoire." She adds that the key to opening yourself creatively — whether it's doing something different on-the-job or taking a chance on the dance floor — is learning to take in constructive criticism, not destructive criticism. "Constructive criticism is when we see we're awkward, so we can identify the problem and find a solution," says Plumez.
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