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With the team of Miller, Milkis and Boyett creating shows like Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley, and Mork & Mindy, they then created Bosom Buddies.

The show's premise is 2 men who work at an advertising agency, after losing their apartment, they find the Susan B. Anthony Hotel, which they can afford to stay in, but there was one catch: it was a women-only hotel, so they dressed up as women to accomplish it. The 2 men are Kip Wilson and Henry Desmond (played to perfection by future Hollywood actor Tom Hanks and Peter Scolari). Hanks and Scolari share perfect on-screen chemistry. Hanks really showcased his comedic timing in one of his early acting gigs, while Scolari also shines as well.

In Kip and Henry's advertising agency, their boss was Ruth Dunbar (played to devilish perfection by Holland Taylor), and in the hotel, the tenants are Sonny Lummet (played by the sexy Donna Dixon), Isabelle (played by the talented Telma Hopkins), and Kip and Henry's co-worker/friend Amy (played by the hilarious and lovely Wendie Jo Sperber).

So, if you enjoy 1980s sitcoms, you'll enjoy Bosom Buddies.

With GSN churning out originals like Tug of Words, Get a Clue and Common Knowledge, we then get People Puzzler, which is inspired by the celebrity and pop cultured themed crosswords in People magazine.

The host of People Puzzler is Leah Remini, known for starring as Carrie Heffernan in The King of Queens, and she does a serviceable job, with some flaws, but not too noticeable to me.

Overall, not much to add but if you love crosswords from People magazine, then you'll enjoy People Puzzler.