It's like when people hear a new rock band and immediately say "they sound like Green Day." We do this with everything, movies getting called "the new Die Hard" or books called "the next Harry Potter." It's just a lazy shortcut that stops us from seeing what's actually fresh about the new thing. We use the old classic as a measuring stick instead of letting the new show stand on its own.

Use a cross brace on that door frame. It'll keep it square under pressure for years.