Hey Scott, Looks like the article fixed their typo already--it's HENRY Winkler, not Harry.

Thanks. I'll fix the OP.

Scott, If you ever get a chance, check out the British comedy series Garth Marenghi's Darkplace which was directed and co-written by Richard Ayoade. It's one my favourite comedies of all time and currently has a rating of 9 on IMDB (if that means anything). I implore you to check it out if you haven't done so already. Here's an over view from Wikipedia: The comedy series, released in 2004, lampoons 1980s television drama,[3] particularly horror, sci-fi, and "the rampant egotism of self-appointed 'mastermind' authors." [4] The show presents Garth Marenghi's Darkplace as though it were a real, low-budget television series, produced in the 1980s, and now getting its first screening; this hoax is the basis of the show's fictional frame. Darkplace's fictional show-within-a-show includes deliberately poor production and special effects, sub-par acting, and storylines that are "severely flawed and open-ended",[3][5] this is interspersed with 'present-day interviews' with the 'cast'.