It kinda works. America has never heard of either of them.

My favorite response was the blandly passive-aggressive one.

They're smug? Could be, I guess.

I liked the episode where they thought it was one disease but it wasn't, then another disease but it wasn't, then another disease but it wasn't, then they finally figured it out and also House was a dick to everybody. I liked that episode.

Shouldn't Sherlock Holmes be at least a bit smug?

Lumpy Old Men.

tl;dw

If you know that they're crime scene investigators who investigate crime scenes, it shouldn't be a problem.

Yeah, that was the last time Gorshin was on camera. He died just a couple of days before it aired. The cancer.

Or the comments at avclub.com.

Are there even any white people left to kill after the first one?

I guess I don't see what's great about that contract. You're banking on your book failing. Or at least not being much of a success.

I just don't know if I'm ready for a Spider-Man movie without an emo Peter Parker disco dancing.

That last sentence is pretty much where I'm at with Moore these days. Yes, I can understand why he's bitter, but comparing himself to Herman Melville isn't helping.

Not as disturbed as Fred must've been.

The Darkness has never been hip. That's the whole point.

It's funny and makes you want to buy the product because it's not funny and doesn't make you want to buy the product.

Edgy.

And then, when called in it, say to their faces, "Oh, I'm just a comedian."

Don't you hate it when other people don't share your beliefs?