For example, if one of our set-top boxes hooked to a television needs to be rebooted, I'll be assigned to do that.
Crucially, too, for almost the first time since the series rebooted, I didn't necessarily need a succession of six-year-olds (you can hire them from Kids R Us) to help me understand the plot.
Once the phone rebooted, I entered in the code #7465625*638*, which brought up the prompt: Enter Network Control Key.
But after I had gone back to my trailer and rebooted, I came back and I nailed it.
No wonder I'm actually getting excited for the "Gilmore Girls" reboot; I'm desperate to watch something where the most horrifying moment is Rory screwing her married ex-boyfriend.
"I had to reboot it, and I didn't see any of the commentary.
I'm just rebooting my own computer (i'm on someone else's at the moment) so I'll return to your emails in a jiffy.
I hope, with this reboot, I can find that balance.
Whatever the intention of this hard reboot, I have to confess that it's reignited a spark of interest in this sophomore season.
Every time there's a promising "new" twist (spoiler alert: same as the old twist), or a lively-looking reboot, I pays my money and I takes my lumps.
