Fathers' Day should be a time of deep reflection and appreciation for the man who brought you into this world, whether you asked him to or not.

Oh sure, the old man may seem like the worst father of all time sometimes. He yells and screams. He gets on you for growing your hair too long because he knows he couldn't grow hair if he had a Chia Scalp. He constantly walks around the house in his underwear and then scolds you for not eating the sausage Mom made for breakfast.

But a few minor flaws doesn't mean that he's a bad guy. So go out and get him that witty card with the pipe smoking Dad on the cover, pick out a paisley tie that you'll never see him wear and give him a big hug to remind him he's the best. Because he's your old man and he's not one of the seven bastard sons of hell below.

If you've been wanting to rent Sketches of Frank Gehry, director Sydney Pollack's portrait of the renowned architect that was released on DVD recently, I figured I'd save you the cash by letting you know that the movie will be airing on PBS this evening at 10 pm. The film traces how Gehry's abstract sketches are modified, changed and eventually turned into three-dimensional structures. The film is being shown as part of PBS' American Masters series, which recently aired a great examination of the life and work of Andy Warhol. Both of these specials will be repeating throughout the next several days, so check your local listings, as they say.