Jesus.  I thought that was a joke about how much he looks like Gary Oldham, by which I mean I thought that's who it was, but now I see it's two different people. Both of whom were in TDKR.

Good God, Mr. Serling, that's a lot of words to say that.

@avclub-983150897deed57c48ce319b02828221:disqus That's one of the things some people complained about in US Office vs UK Office: Jenna Fisher is very pretty, the woman who played Dawn in the UK is less so and it matches the dynamic better.

I want to put out an album called "Great TV Themes, Not The Usual Ones, The End Credit Ones That You Only Get In Syndication".  It will have this and HIMYM's.  Don't know what else.

And yet her best life choice is to make money from bein' purty.

Yeah.  The next's day's NYTimes had it and I'm pretty sure it was known by late in the day of the shooting:

I was thinking David Horowitz.

He's JP Manoux, and he's been in a lot of stuff, including voice work — he was the title character in The Emperor's New Groove and whatever its weekly follow-up version was.

I almost passed out laughing.

I don't know if it's an absolute rule, but the Hitchcock series generally doesn't do scifi/fantasy. 

I read that and remember exactly one idea from it, which I really liked and thus will now share: the monsters/etc of the silent movie era, typified by the Lon Chaney Phantom of the Opera, are (he proposes) a reaction to the influx of badly wounded WWI veterans.

I find that searching AV club comments doesn't really work, because it does "something strange" — like, it actually loads all the comments at once but only displays them 200 at a time, maybe using Javascript?  Anyway, it don't work good.

An episode of Las Vegas has that.

They could just make it a show about a toddler, alone in a house. Who CAN'T SLEEP.

The most I've ever done is 4 a day, when I was trying to catch up on Spartacus.  But I have to admit I overloaded after the mini between S1/S2 and haven't started S2 yet.

Click-baity-est comment ever?

This old codger thinks that you haven't had the full experience of Watchmen unless you had a month between issues to analyze every panel, and the text backups, 20 times.  And then Moore started missing deadlines…

@avclub-a4a9c56bbf6cae0bf06d5e98b23b3b70:disqus ALL TV psychics are maybe-a-little-bit-real, unless they are part of a documentary on con artists.  Writers absolutely can't help themselves.

If Smash ever does a Mikado number, she's all set for Katisha.

That was Cerie in a wig, right?