So… is Axe Cop about a guy who carries a large blade, or is it about an officer who arrests teen boys wearing that dreadful body spray?

Only if he can take it back to the store and exchange it for a rifle.

Once in a while, I'll read people raving about Kartheiser's performance as this buttoned-up obnoxious blueblood, and I'll mutter "Connor" then laugh and laugh. (And the raves are totally warranted, for the record. The guy is pretty damned versatile.)

Bonus points for when they stroll through the snow in Central Park, followed by a wacky visit to Times Square, with Ichabod staring, aghast, at all the video screens.

Rue!

I was very, very worried that Moffat would pull a surprise regeneration here. My reflexive "OMGYAY!" when Peter Capaldi's eyes appeared onscreen proved just how excited I am about his Doctor, but I'm not ready to say goodbye to Matt Smith. Not just yet. I'll be ready by December 25.

I noticed something interesting last night. If you consider the core cast to be Abbie, Ichabod, Jenny, Irving, and maybe Katrina, then three of the actors are African-American, and two are British (technically, Katia Winter is Swedish.) The two most significant secondary characters are played by a Korean-American and…

I recognized Sarah Wynter right away, mostly because she was awesome as Jemaine's horrible Australian* girlfriend Keitha on Conchords.

Heh. Are you an Alanna by birth or by Tamora Peirce? (I'm in the former crew.)

I just want to know why this was buried at the very end of the credits: "The producers wish to acknowledge Gene Simmons." Not thank. Acknowledge. (Though I might be misremembering. Dunno whether I want that to be the case.)

Hey, Todd? Until now, I liked you in a vague, "Oh, yeah, he's cool" way. Now I kinda love you for this:

EastWest v2.0 seems like just a cheap rehash of the original until "Benedict Cumberbatch". And then it becomes sublime.

I think I stopped watching Burn Notice because that intro drove me crazy.

Carrie Raisler is engaged to Chef Jeff.