I always thought Shakespeare's work was held in high regards because it was written to appeal to both the high-brow and low-brow audiences. You have fairly complicated stories - sometimes adding something of social commentary - with well written, clever dialogue for the high-brow crowd, but also plenty of action and…

Well played, good sir, well played. Even though I believe that is in fact a donkey or a mule, you win this round.

Why would anyone put cannons on the backs of horses?

Assuming either choice is just as a hobby, and/or something to keep you intellectually stimulated with a limited amount of free time or effort, I would suggest drawing, as it is something you can do almost anywhere / any time - as long as you have a drawing implement and something to draw on.

If they maintain at least one scene an episode with Robert Carlyle doing his awesomely cheesy performance as Rumpelstiltskin I may be able to continue watching, but he must do the hand gestures and cackling!

Yes, but doesn't it almost seem like this episode with the amnesiac clone trooper might be good? I know, I'm getting my hopes up too early...

No need to make such a big deal about it - it's only a small typographical error. For example, on the same scale as someone writing "Too much americans", when in fact "Too many Americans" is correct.

And I'm sure you searched long and hard for that proof.

This is Townsville we are talking about, so "released in the wild" probably means they chucked them over the back fence.

"Easter egg"...you keep using this word, but I do not think it means what you think it means.

This is a very well written reply, and I agree whole-heartedly.

I feel that Regina's plot and development is one of the better ones in this series. Rather than being all heavy-handed with the cliche evil person gaining redemption, they are taking it really slow and showing her making haltering steps towards doing what is right.

Yes, that sort of thing would NEVER happen.

Anton Chigurh disagrees:

Regarding your last point, I'm not sure if it was in the episode itself, or the sneak peek for next year, but they clearly showed the amplifier sitting in the helicopter - which is the obvious thing to do. Of course, to fly the fleet of helicopters they would need to fly in pretty tight formation.

Yes, that bird really completes the picture. I'm already trying to work out who will do the voices for the bear and bird in the buddy comedy movie based on this photo.

Who wrote these lines? I'm just going to leave this right here.

Yes, I was just thinking that the Edison:Tesla relationship could be comparing to Jobs:Wozniak.

That one has been done, too.

I am the only one that is totally distracted by the fact the Prince Charming is driving around in a proper police car, while Emma still drove around in her beatup VW Beetle when she was sheriff? I can't remember whether the hunky hunter-sheriff drove it - if he did, maybe it reminded Emma of him too much?